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OBITUARY.

Died, 10 this county, on Thursday morning
tho sth instant, JAMES WILSON, Esq., in tue
74lh year Of his age.
The subject Of ,ais notice had boon prominent
and usofnl citz9n Of tbs county. For many
years he held tho Office Of Sheriff, and discharg.
ed IT'S cu'ies 80 ss TO secure the appreciation of
his fellow citizens.
lie had boon for many years a consistent pro.
lessor Of religion. and member Of tho Preshyts.
ran Church, Of which no filled tho afico of Rul.
. - - g , f' e'sse.,AsH ny YesI- ,,
in and continually spre.d 49, .Ge..Fe.singly pam
mos, gloomy prospects es to ,tis ms ni g., 'no
!, MS Affections VITA oLs.., iu Ike -
sienati.n t =. ~ o' want Of patience and 70.
ipg to tha divine viii, even when nnnita,
hgb - .ns view Of others te.o rrao.. in i'nn.st
cd COD af -, os'ying hlmselfupan the covenant.
~ ~ o Jacob ne hungsrod FOR rirb,oousncss
f ss .s''-ka@s aagl nanlol for The linz G:oi
lie 10 now gone--Ieav.ng many a., - ooa,--
wan. OF his counsels and care, but who arecon,-
fortsd by the hope that their loss is his imtnort,I
gain Communicated
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MASS MEETINGS.

Il viii be seen BY the following notice
H. the Wings Of Burke, Caldwell, aud
Mcdowell Intend 10 have great rally on
the 18th und 10Th of Dal.-i----------Tf'ss Of
"a --i----~--ruountan region viii join On the
OCCASION. CnnciIarstlo - ----.---. -----r '..-=
ner in which the Wings Of the mountains
viii sustain the Wing Candidate for the
Presidency. The vote for Governor did
no, come up to what was expected Of that
section, YET all know how many circum-
stances conspred TO weaken Mr.. Grahnm's
vote which can have no effect on the vote
for Mr.. Clay. Then We say 10 our Wing
brethren Of the Mountains, buckle on your
armor and enter the lists with a delermIn-
alton Of bringing your whole force TO tell
on the Fourth Of November. Let those
know who have ya:nly imagined that YOU
had abandoned your party, because many
Of you were seduced to vote for Loco.
Foco Candidate for Governor, that you
are still true to your fnith, and that you
will ever prefer Henry Clay and the l..
Mon 10 James X. Polk, Texas and Dis.
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MIR CLAWS DEFAMEps
FROM THE NEW YORK REPUBLIC

a.. THE NEW YORK REPUBLIC
Ouf opponents seem To Iab,r,..
81 Nv 10 assail the private cLa,n 49,
.! ar clay than to eyaosa ~ e'aiac'eI
one measures naa" The reason is, that in ,t q
une case assertion often passes Co. ~ me
"n'o ~ The other ii is dillicplt - r uu'n'
PUBIC documents and misquo,e H. ~ 'l'siiy
OF Congress without immelia,o - records
~ Is an easy thing FOR L.ocofoeois, s'ec'ion.
,ne vague, personal lie, and he - 'oree
Gloho bae haracter Of the Individual " ;r
\ tbo Vol ~ ds nnwonted activity Of lan'c
ed Mr.. Clay with Sabbatn,.i u mas eharg-
jury, aud nearly all the crimes initeRR ,, per,
~ the decalogue. But the great mass Of
the people are too well.inlorme6 in regard
TO Mr.. Gays public and private character
for integrity to believe for an instant these
loathsome calumnes. There are undoub,.
eddy many persons, however, upon whom
they leave certain impression and for
the benefit Of SUCH the Secretary of Clay
Club in Newark recently wrote to the Rev.
Dr. Bascom, Of the Methodist EpiscopaI
Church, who resides near Mr.. CLAY, and
who IS the President of the TransvIyania
UnlsersiIya Lexington, with view pro.
curing from this higily.rcypcclabe source
some testimony concerning Mr.. Claws pri
yate character. The following letter from
DR.. Bascom, in reply 10 the application, IS
from the Newark Daily Advertiser. Ii is
conclusive as to the unfounded nature Of
the charges 50 frequently brought, against
the Wing candidate for the Presidency
"TRtNsYLYASn UNyERsfTY,
" LEXINGTON. Ky jury "a, 1874.
Ny DEAR SIR; In reply to your letter Of tho
9lh instant, | owe it to truth, virtue, and tho
claims of society, without any reference to the
political strites Of the day, to say have been in
intimate and confidential intercourse with the
Hon II. Clay, both in public and privato lfo for
moro than twenty years. and know ,Aa charges
enumerated in your letter against the private cha.
rscier Of Nh lay to be utterly aud basely false.
NJ. Clay rs rs known 10 the whole nation, offers
10 clam 70 Christian pieiy IN the parlanoe Of
our churches; but ia view Of tie ordinary accrc
dited principles Of good moral character. no
charge can be brought against him without VIC
lat ng The obligations Of truth and sound Justice
To each iulsrfogatiye charge, therefore, contain.
ed IN your letter. and reaching mo in tho shape
Of question, | return for answer that regard
one aud oil Of them as shtmefully unjust because
no. true in whole or in part
Very respectfully, your oledien, .ery't
I'll. d BASCOM
Dr C. Goatr
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SrPREME COURT.

Since our last report, tho following de.
cisions have been received:
BY RUrriS, c. in Hall Z. Harris, in Equity
from Montgomery, directing the decree TO be re
vorsed and the Injunction continued to the hear.
ing. Also, in Whitfield t Broadhurst, in Equt
" from Wayne, directing the Bill to DO dismiss
cd. Also, in Clements . Foster and otoers, in
Equity from Davie directing an account to be ia,
ken az 10 some Of tho defendants and dismissed
as 10 the others. Also in Newsum u. Nawsum
from Wayne, reversing the Judgment bdow
By DANiEL, J. in State u. Small from ChowaD,
affirming the Judgment bslow. Also, il Saltar D
Bryan, from Biaden, affirming the Judgment be.
low. Also, in Guions Exits t. Murray, from
Hyde, affirming the judgment below. Also, in
Dewey . Bowers, ct a! from Wake, Affirming tho
Judgment below.
By NASH, in Jones aud others J. Perry and
others, IN Equity from Nash, directitg the Bill to
bo dismissed. Also, in Brndsher treaior) .. Lea'r
heirs, in Equity from Person, directing the Bic,
DO dismissed, Also, in Otey .. Cree. from '
reversing the Judgment below.
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Cnd I'IDfGg
FOR PRESIDENT,
HENRY CLAY,
OF KENTUCKY.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
THEODORE FREGaNGUUYsE
OF NV NORK.
WING BANNER.
OF NEW YORK.

WING BANNER.
an adequate Revenue, w S:a9hpi e..
utiys pa iauusry restraints on ' fbo 2
the eraro'' embracing further -esr,c'; - g.
main ' ri,,l administration Of The pu,lio NJ
ooeds OF ~. - " ts4rirsr EdI fniSirsttan -
-the General Government, leaving P,uaIlr na-.-
perfect freedom OF !gSJ tcsttain,s agans. i'm.
sunlagei Ou n.. %iaa IN Elections.
an amendment Of tie Constitution limiting
the incumbent Of the Presidential Char to
Single Term.
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NOTICE.

Fl N September next, il is proposed 10 hold
II MASS MEETING, on the Catawba River at
Cowan's Ford, whore the British army passed un.
der CORVALLIS, during the Revolution. The Wings
in the ncighhorhooG and adjacent counties, are re.
specially invited to meet on the ground early on
the last Saturday in August, (3lsO TO mako suita.
bic arrangements, &c for carrying out the affair
in manner worthy Of their spirit and principles.
august IS, lsII.
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candidates fot tnat Office, has lessrifod Alr.
/Irahants vote IN Connli"s, which have yet ex.
hiblted unbroken Wing strength in the CANVASS
for the Legislature and which, vo have doubt,
will, in the great question Of November, rally 10
the support of Clay, with an unanimity, not ex.
ceeded BY that which marked tie support OF the
lamented Harrison.
The WEIG CENTRAL COMMITTEE feel them fol.
ly warranted in sending Joyous greetings to their
brethren, not only within the State. but through.
out our glorious Union. We have met and con.
quercd tho enemy--hayc opposed falsehood with
truth--abuse, with manly rolutAlion, or dgnllied
silencc--and with tbo patriotic cry Of Clay and
our country, have OVERCOME and sileEccd the
sho1t Of Polk and Texas
We have reason TO rrloice, and wo do rejoice
at a triumph SO great in ITSELF and SO full Of con
fident ASSURANCE for the future. But one more
conflict remains, We e1hort you brethren Of
North Carolina to be diIgent in preparing FOR
the Fourth Of Noyember--Io be, every man, at
the Polls on that day. A victory then. will not
DO enough. Il must be victory worthy of our
selves, worthy IF our principles. worthy Of our
great leader No State must be allowed 10 take
the lead Of rs, on that day. We first nominated
Clay without condition or publication. Under
his banner, inscribed plainly with the patriotic
principles whicht belong to HIM and our party, we
have just secured groat Triumph, and 80 owe il
10 ourselves and our child,en, as great privilege
and nigh duty, that no ate sd ii exceed Us in
the vote by which We shall declare FOR Clay and
our Country.
To our brethren il other States, tho Committee
would speak IN tho language Of assurance. Trust
not tho false olatonGnts which will every where,
be put forth BY DOR opponents, as TO tho vote Of
this state in November. Remomber that in
North Carolina. was first heard the patriotic shout
Of independence, and rely upon tas certain, that
shc will never forfol that high distinction, by
pruferrng Polk and Texas 10 Clay and Tie Union!
by order. RlCIfD, HINES, Chairu'n.
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poLK1sM ILLusRATFp,

Thincs occur sometimes worm '" ;s.
weight in gold, if sngnaGe "a r,uawing
gravity. OF this cass Is '"1 yv Ill., occos.
10 ncghboring county q !" ",s
tod Polk and Texas nc9 -sl1ra WHO
was President of the Democratic Associa
ton in the town of III, and said
Well, B----r, | think we can NEE,
on the tariff now. Mr.. Clay has written
a letter that reconcies all parties think
You will approve it. Let me read you O
passage:
"ln my judgment, il is the duty OF
the government, to extend, as far as it
may be practicable to do so, by its reve.
nue. laws and all other means within lis
power, fair and Just protection to ull the
great interests Of the Union, embracing
agriculture, manufactures, the mechanic
arts, commerce and navigation"
The Democrat instantly replied, " APP
prove it : not ! it is the very doctrine
that Clay and the Wings have always con.
tended for, and against which | have al.
ways warred. No, sir, we are as far diyi.
ded on the tariff as ever. There is not
particle of Democratic doctrine in the let
ter. 1t is out and out for the protective
policy, and as such every true Democrat
will oppose it,"
But the Wing, looking at the letter more
closely, said, "Stop, have made mistake
in the author The letter is signed James
*. Polk /" About this time, the Demo-
crnt had business in another quarter, and
left his Wing friend. Such is really the
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WTTHFAWAL OF MR.. TYLER.

The crap being sour, (remarts the
Charleston 'rior) to Mr.. Tyler, be has
Withdrawn 'f0the contest and published
an Address 10 friends throughout the
Union. he r. Mr.. Clay stab and
then throws in" into tho Loco Foco
ranks' J" ''''" Slish his Address in
our next.
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Of Mr.. Cla, ~ - ie''ef mad the signature
,erv esse'.,. 'hey would denounce il as the
nao!. essence s. Of protection bu, wirh ,L %e
is FEE 81 James Il Polk at the bottom 'I !.
VIII l.' race or as near it as cam - .
nnot 'a''es are not laid at all for rora
anI IS II not the height Of arroaa a.o,
The n RESUMPTION for such Il party 10 AK
Alabama Moai,or. -" "in power =
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NOTICE.

A MEETING ofthe Clay Club, composed out
IA Of the Companies of Mallord Creek, Hope
well, &C, will be held at Montgomory's Place, on
the first Friday in September Eext, at o'clock,
7. NJ. The members Of the Club and all others
are requested TO attend. Messrs. C. Davidson, w.
Caldwell and z, Henderson will address the Club.
Aug. 90, 1874
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ELECTORAL TICKET.

The Wing Electoral Ticket for North
Carolina having been completed We have
inserted il above.
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HuRRAH now THEY COME.

The American Wing, printed at Bali.
more, has about eigtl columns in small
type, giving accounts Of changes rlom tho
Polk and Dallas faction 10 Tho Wing side
in numbers as large as FIVE HUNDRED
IN some cases.
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ELECTION the All, of November

gyWe are authorized to announce Col JOHN
GRAY BYNUM, as a candidate fer MAJOR Gen
a,.I &C the a.h Division of North Carolina Militia
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The citizens Of the Counties Of Burke, Caldwell
and Mcdowell Composing what was formerly the
old County Of Bltkcl have resolved to meet To-
gc,her once more in Council 10 revive the politI.
cal association Of former days ind 10 renew their
pledges Of patriotism and Legotion to the lnaIlIu
lions Of their Country.
For this purpose they intend 10 hold Mass
Meeting at Norgantnn on the ls.h aud l9.h OF
October. 1t is hoped that every good Wing IN the
State will consider himself specially Invited to
attend and that the adjacent counties Of Ashe,
Wilkes, Iredeil, Catawbo, Lincoln, t!cayeland,
Rutherford, Dlncombc und YaHcy, will not feel
4 that they have done their duty, IN sending mere
delegation frun each, but will come by ncighbor-
hoods and in masses.
/! il proposed 10 Ct up Il large Camp ground in
the vicinity Of Mnrganton, Convenient 10 wa'cr,
wood &c. &C., so that lhcso who prefer coming 10
masses and companies, With their Wagons and
lentcolh5 may be accommodated.
Wesny come one, come all, come Wings, come
Dcmocrala, VIC will be happy to meet you around
the festive board and interchange with you She sa.
lulations Of Friendship. .
August 81, ls4I.
And we would call the attention Of the
Whgs Of the 9th Electoral Distrc', to
the following Mass Meetings proposed by
the Central Committee, We see no gooe
reason for not acccding to the proposition
and We therefore suggest to the Wings o
the District to select the times and places
proposed and at once enter INTO arrange
. mcn,s for holding the meetings, wIthou
l farther consultation
MASS MEETINGS.
/ The Wing Central Committee have appolne
4 Mes Meetings to be held in the ninth fdcclor'
. District, at the following times and places VIZ;
Y Lily's Store, in the Northern part OF the Count
y Of Arson, on the first Friday and Saturday, penn
the h and 5th DAYS Of October next On inc st
il coud Friday aud Saturday, being tho I'm an
$, l9.h Of October, Ut Culbeflhson's' IA me 'hif
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wh,g Electoral Ticket.

i, D;strict. WILLIAM w. CHERRY.
"a do JOSIAH COLLINS.i
"a 40 ROBERT GILLIAN.
All 40 WILLIAM II. WASHINGTON
On AZ DANIEL b BAKER
esh Az MAURICE @. WADDELL
7th do JOHN kERR. ,,r
eth 40 AUGUSTINE n SHEPHERD
o,h 40 JAMES W. OSBORNE.
i0,b do JOHN BAXTER.
lIth Do JONATHAN HORTON
:. 4,
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o.
INDIAN

The result 10 T,rdsepa Is not so favorable as wo
were led TO state llst week, bat enough IS now
known 70 sts,o certainly that tho Nhgs have
elected SO membors Of The House, while the Sen.
alto is tied which gives Wing majority Of six on
joint ballot, and secures Wing Y. S. Senator,
KENTUCKY.
Full returns OF tho Governors vote have not
been received In tho counties heard from Ows.
ley : majority Is 5,lol--3 counties to hoar from
which vii! probably reduce it 10 5000. The ma,
lofity for DIXON, Lsatonant Governor is 10000,
which shows that the great popularity Of Bu..sr
has reduced the Wing majority for Governor. In
the Legislature the Wings have IS to Is Loco Fo-
cos. This State +, good for % or 10000 for Mr..
Clay. ..
MISSOURI
Bot fow additional returns have been received.
Tho St, Louis Old School Democrat contains a
table Of tho mombers elect to the Legislature, so
flr as ascertaincd. which give tho Wings IL, and
tho Locos 81, including G anti.Bonton mon.-
The Wti- net gain is 20. There is some doubt
as 10 tho result. but tho Wings have achieved
wonders. Tho Reporter Of the l2th says that as
flr as heard from Gi Anti Benton, "a Benton and
10 doubtful members oftho Legislature had been
olocsed. and tho Republican of the 9th say, that
Edwards lthe Benton eandidato) is elected Gov.
crnor by majority Of 1900 votes.
ILLINOIS
The returns from ibis State show that tho Lo-
cos have and the Wings member Of Congress.
The Legislature is decidedly Loco Focosh, and
the popular vote is 10000 majority.
ALABAMA.
The Mobile Register Of tho 18th instant says,
we arc about coming to tho close of our &C.
counts Of the State Elections. BY turning 10 the
table in another part ofthis papor, it will DO seen
that Sc members Of tho Legislature have been
heard from, and thu, ara classed--5j democrats
and 81 Wings Conocuh must be added, which
we know has elected democrat, although we DO
not know his name. Total, So democrats, 81
Wsigs Nino counties are to DO heard FROM
hag'ug 70 representatives,, Of whom last year.
!. 10 we democrats and Wings. In any ovont,
the de'ocratic majority is not loss than THIRTY
, rouR inte House, and SEVEN in tho Senate
FORTY, a'least, on Joint bnluI--5cing an IN
CREASE oNEs in tho House, and TWO in tho
SenGtp.
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PPartof Georgia and s.
meeting. But it seems ii
ke. Where 3 or 400
eifvpreparalions
on papers you
lowing colours
departure OF
to attend the
81 in Macon
e pl, asufe If
JdlfUre) of wit
lnd. The Demo.
a very large deie
ions toere made for
10 and behold when
Dshc brought only 25 or
D,-sueh disappointment
The democrats Of The City had
4assen' 5r'n al iho Depot in great numbers calcu
\ lalng upon receiving from . 10 fur bundled and
;. then move ia procession through The CIV. Can.
non were placed at the Depot 10 order 10 rive
hearty tseicome 10 the Democracy Of Georgia and
soma Caiefiad Bot sir, after every effort with
music, banners aho cannon. you could zee de.
plctfd IN every countenance sad and meigHeH0
/ ~ disappointment! Yes cir, in the boosted chi.
yalfy Of South Carolina aud democracy Of Geor.
g14 combined. only 90 or 10 Tall told could be IN.
dh'eI to attend the Democratic COapeRtion in Ma
I en- by tbs route. There Is no enthusiasm in
I ihslf ranks, an extreme degree or lakewayp,Ress
pefyades South Carolina upon tho Presiden,ial
qAtSi'on Which ans one wcu'd iuryr from the facts
4ooVe slated. Ito Democratic party of s. Caro-
Hha are nov haEiag aud consulting 81 az course
70 take both IN relation 10 national and STATE AZ
EHs. FOLK is very %, usiye to many Of them
trd ihe tlioa but hgLdy esteemed tg oilers
Illefe Is 20 un;ol among them as the papers clear
ly indicate aud sr. tie same want Of ua.un exists
throughout the country, disllHded, bistca doieR
discouraged and rcet!fss TAere vas moetiHp
OF the party last night I, the Theatre which was
addressed By several OF tho f4ihHI-:ur the par.
liculnr' refer you To the Courier which viii fur
hisli you ~ih correct account of tie v hole pro.
cced'ags One might infer from the Mercury
That hundreds were On the march filled with an.
hasidsm aud dsrofios - Po't aud Dol4s-fasts
contradict the inference They cannot ret ~
any efciifmfHf, the people are satisfied that ClaQ
VII be Ftesidrnt aud many say VIC have not our
ehoIfe aud care but llttc as 10 the result such
~ ne sInte Of feeling here. / assure sou Polks
IatY letter hos thrown cold water upon tue
nomination in Slu,h Carolina. You're,
Aogust 1874
In another letter he furnishes a small
notice Of the departure Of the Delegate
as fOllows:
The immense number Of democrats which az.
rived Ia ChaflesIon from Georgia aud The interior
Of South carolina on their way % Macon consist.
Ing OF about 3O) made great parade 10 The CITY
on yesterday afternoon, snd when tho Democrats
c.atsaglClig assembled at the Boat landing the
did not exceed 10 men cdfrg .s~>. ,naa.iar or S.
meeting in Macon. The whole Democratic PAR
" are sndly disappoiuied-e flileu and dis
auieted-and they have g1od cause for such
feeling Tie Agent Of lh' Boat calculsied upon
lzr,s H.. i.---, --t.- one IN order 10 accomno
1 r ~ 'a'tnenie multitud, espected to 90
but bh''d arcry small Bat ~an Ii'p 80. - 80 on
ness,d i WIS triumphant allure vas never vii.
l.. s. I
INDIANA.
~ r -
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NOTICE.

FEIIlE Mecklenburg Clay Club will meet at the
e. house Of Nathan Ou's on The first Saturday
Of September next, being the 7ih day.
II. w, PARKS, Secretary.
Aug. %, 1914
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DEATH OF CHARLES BRuMMELI

MIR. Charles Brummell, who had been
elected on the lst member Of the Leg
isaturc from Davidson County, died on
the 18th instant. He is spoken of as q
Young man of much promise.
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DIED

In this county, on tho s,h instant. Of conces
Two foyer WILLIAM MoNTEIrH, Esq, in
tho '2I year Of lis age.
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ADDREss OF TIE CENTRAL COM.
MITTEE.

Below we have copied from the Regis
fer Of the 23l instant, the Address Of the
Wing Central Committee Of North Caro-
lima, congtaiulatiag the Wings of the Old
North stare and The Union on the success
Of the Wing cause in this State. Let eve
~ Wing read il and hand it to his neigh
Dor to read, and then let each resolve to
follow the advice Of the Committee and be
al the Polls on the Fourth Of November
next, without some providental lnierpos'-
lion, and give humping majority Io'
Harry Clay
10 the wings OF North Carolina
Tho results Of tha recent Election, having beer
rovv conclusively ascrrtained, the CENTRAL Con-
,,rryE feel it 10 DO their duty TO offer to you an'
,hroneh Won, 20 the Wings Of the Union, thcl
concentrations Oh tho glorious triumph whicl
Las bsen achieved in the Old North state
we have carried our Governor, by m1Iorh'
Of thirty four hundred votes, and have secured
majority OF fu0 in tho Senate, ana tUfHty f~o u
the House Of Conmons-making InaJoIlly, o.
Joint ballot, OF Twenty -FOUR 4 he result IN ~
legislature is the moro gratifying, when we re
collect that two years ago. our adVeisafics ,ao
At the close of the Session, majority OF III ~
TY! Bu, the Nero change, effected IN that bo
dy large as it is. win convey but an inadequ~'
notion Of tho value Of our triumph.
The Wing Candidates, every where througl
on, the State, openly avowcd the great measure
Of tho Wing party Tariff for Revenue, wit
inc dental protection 10 American industry til
distribution of the proceeds Of the sales OF u
Public Lands among tho States National Ban
,nd Tho one term principle These have bee
.vowed by every Wig Candidate, as the leadr
ab;ncts Of the party, and success has been eyer
,yScyo sought. in order that these measures m
be secured and promoted.
While tho open and manly ayowai Of tho
pr,pcpes has marked the excFtons Of orr inen'
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Wings and Democrats assembled nj Nash
ftiIe n joint meeting, and in energetic re-
solutions protested against the Dissertation
OF Tennessee soil by protanng ii 10 the
purposes Of \ disunon Convention. These
resolutions will repulse the Southern Hart
ford Convention from Nashville, aud drive
II to seek some other locality"
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Thomas +. Marshall Is cut from among
the coons. He is out fur Polk and Dallas.
-LOmsuillc Democrat. " He is out" for
no such men. Tom Marshall is in favor
OF a National Bank, Distribution, aud a
Protective Tariff, all first rate Wing inca.
sures. He IS for Texas, it is true. ard
he hates Mr.. Clay personally; but be is
not in favor OF Polk and Dallas. - lou. Jour.