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The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1844-08-16
ADVERTISEMENTs $.

HUNTER as candidate fer Asses Assessor j; q Of
Yazoe County.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1844-08-16

LIST. A SOUND NATIONAL CURRENCY,
regulated by the will and authority Of the Nation.
Cd An adequate REVENUE, with fair PRO-
lection TO AMERICAN INDUSTRY.
3rd. JUST RESTRAINTS ON THE EXECU-
TIVE POWER, embracing further restriction
on tho exercise of the VETO.
4th. A faithful administration Of the public
Domain, with an equitable DISTRIBUTION OF
THE PROCEEDS Of the sales of it among all the
States.
9Th. An HONEST and ECONOMICAL admin
istration Of the General Government, leaving pub
lie officers perfect freedom Of thought and of the
right Of suffrage, but with suitable restraints
against improper interference in elections.
9th. An amendment Of the Constitution, limit
ing the incumbent Of the presidential office to a
SINGLE TERM.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1844-08-16

The Harrisburg Telegraph says: ''From our
position at the seat Government Of the State
We naturally have superior advantages fer
political observations: and can tell mere ac~
curatsly, perhaps, than others elsewhere,
what the signs Of promise are I: is with ne
ordinary satisfaction, therefore, that We say
to our friends in the State, and out Of the
State, that the nomination &C JAMES K. Polk
by the LocefecO National Convention has
driven the last nail in the coffin Of thai party
in Pennsylvania. The spirit cf1840 isarous-
ed with redOubled enthusiasm, and .sheuts
of down with the Tennessee Free Trader
down with the enemy Of the Tariff eff 1912
down with the enemiesaof our dearest inter>
est, ARE ascending in thunder tones from
the mechanics shop, the forge FIRE, the deep
mine, and the. farm field. We have no hess
tatioA, from all the signs, that cur Presiden>
tial and Gubernat0rial candidates will be tri~
umphantly elected in Pennsylvania by frem
90 900 to IS 900 majority! This indeed, is
the opinion Of candid men Of all parties here.
The LEADERS OF LocOfocoism are trying to pre-
duce contrary impression by loud and ex-
traVagant GROWING, and by a show of unani~
nifty; but the People are net with them, and
their extravagant beasts are only met with
derisi0n. Set down :he twenty>six votes
from Pennsylvania sure for Clay and FREE
LINGHUYsEN.
Mr.. CLAY ON PROTECTION IN THE SoUTn.
What a sublime position Mr.. Clay occu-
pies as a statesman! How ernphatically
National are all his views, and how fearless
is he in their expression! Be he where he
may-among the looms and spindles of New
England, or the cotton gins and sugar hogs
heads Of the South-lt is all the same. His
broad national principles meet with res
ponse-fnd an echo--in the breast even Of
their enemies. Herecently made speech
in Charleston, S. c., the ancient seat of free
trade and notification. Did his tongue
falter? Did he halt in the ayowal of his
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1844-08-16

"With respect to the station which that portion
Of our population engaged in MECHANICAL.
pursuits ought 10 occupy in the United STATES, ]
think that al eitizens atre and nGturalised, t0ih
out aug regard TO their RESPECTIVE vocATIoNs should
enjoy such confederation in society as Is due to their
S SsaSraI re Observation-Disclosures "Ii5 CLAY.
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YAXOO CITY:
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DD NOTICEI-Hereafter the payment
III for ALL Advertisements will be
due after the first tmGertiOm-thOse from
a distance MUST be paid for in ADVANCE
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." Let me not be misundersioed-and
.ntreat that may net be MIsREPREsENTEn-
am NOT advocating the reviUal Of a HIGH
PROTECTIVE TARIFF. AM FOR Add
ING BY THE PRINCIPLES OF THE COM
PROMISE ACT. l am for doing what no
Eoutncru ratr CHnuIu MIND ever yet
denied-giUiHg 10 The country reUenue sOhtch
NAV prouide FIR The economical iOants Of The
GJUerHmeni and at he same Time giving IN
eidental protection TO our home industry. -
Speech Of Henry Clay in the United States
Senate, March LIST, 1912.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-27
MARX THE nICEERrEc.E,

\ few Of the impnlsive spirits O: South Caro-
lima driven on bv ilie wrongs Of The South the
violation Q: NJ Claws own pledges. aud q: INC
principles Of The Compromisa Ac', ard t. liz re-
jecticn o.ihe Texas Treaty., talk Of a Southern Con
vention, an! Mn, at Nuiifcaiion or some ether
foT, CT resistance. The Democrats Of Virginia
protes, against this course. The Club House
Coons attempt 10 make political capital cut OF
these partial movements in South Caroina--ini-
rlca,e The whole Polk Party il the alleged
aud for The purpose Of scattering panic through
the land, threaten TO chase The members OF he
Southern Convention from this city, and taking
the laws into their own hands, assume ground
which would DEM the right Of the people, who
complain OF the acts of the Government the
right Of peaceably assembling in Richmond, and
demonstrating sgains, their grievances. Their
supple Clay Club in the county rspaa, their Ian
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-27
TIE urMRrG OF nLsrNlnr

a.
The City Clah, hard pushed ior hosAy #.
which 10 ;ie--or rather. like tie drownir.,
sinking for the want Of sup1o.. cache, +, ~.
ONLY straw within is reach. This j. the chin,
Of Southern Di>union. The lste great .. tbs'.,'
IL Charleston, md the ia.rease Caa,ea,is. .,
Nashville, are Desired = expose tie .l-!,y ~,
tolly OF TIE accusation. How, in Ia: .ari, ..a
evidence ~ .eiutc @: confirm such Ar.air,}
The Drmocr; IS Of Richmond. wheTe !. ;s.-i
the Southern Convention was 10 GCo' s..,a -
mas and so'emn'y declare, in the i.ee IL, L.
city. no. only Their Ignorance 81! ihe !naa.fro +
sucha boiy, bu;ci.c'aim any participation In +. =.
movement, il ~; such Ge>g; we've n : rant
execution. The CGops ihcmS,..e, :apH ,.e,s
fore, know, tia, 10 such design j. entertained: -,
j! thcy wou!t only display the II, saan9..
which becomes them. the. woua al once ,or:
The injustice Of tlrir si!spicioaS The DEM,
however, j. ECt confined 70 Piedmont: ir ~,
r. corner OF Virginia cones up with ,ta s-,.
Indignant voice Not tie most infatuated W.
has vcl been able 70 poini 10 . single I.,It..-
d:,uuionis, in the S,a:c
South Carolca herself h., coma n he re,,,..
The gtea, and respectable n.eeiiI2 which To-.
riacr in Charleston last wecs and whose yrfy ~.
;eycStrg proceedings ~c haTo;hc f'tasure q, lg..
fishing th> ,noHing, sFeahs trumfel-.3usuei ..
is strongly calculated 20 arrest imme;a:e!. q .
slightest mcd;'a,e.. Increment. an! Gi>>iqa,c :
a?prchcnsons about IT,
The i1lmense Convention at Nashville, % .s
9th instant. speaks outd,ciGc-i'y, A. gre, egt,.
saicmHiiy TO the contradiction. Is resee,s
PrcsiGcni-cycry Orator who addressed jholr-...
caren!iv eyery voice among those lbou>aa> -
ca III one overwhelming chCgus 10 janource,
susH.oi9n. bui VII! the CoonS Of Riohm}r5
silcnccd' Certainty net, i hundred " w..
tons could not scout the outrageous humtrzi
the field They must have humbug hoby
rde-and they have neither time To. In;le.a.
~ "a; NJ anO,ker
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TRICKS AND HuMBUGS OF THE
CiIO\S

The Clay Club OF Norfolk sravelv pass reso!u-
tons, protesting 10 'arproye the noble stand taken
hv Chcir) Nhs brethren in the City u Rich-
mond"-and protesting against TIC assembllg -
q: t:c proposed Southern Convention in Rich.
,nun!. &;c., &c; when they mus, sno%. thar hi,
is 81! irajpc o! their patty 10 get Up an id!e
panic Ask them, " Do You really believe
hat ihe:e is II he 4 So2tacin Convention II
Richnond"- End VIA, won!d lhey saY IN
wha, mus. be their answer l. Only shows The
desperation 10 which the Clay Clubs are dri"-
en--when they c.c compelled 10 seize uPoa this
enr:v hambng 10 supper; their falling caasc.-
i I'd yct they will sick 20 MISUNDERSTANDING he
Lecture Of Wii!ouehhy Newton upon hcncsiy
candor and III iioi-Ah andon III Certainty not
Did YOU ever see a drowning man abandon his
slraul
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1hch c,.,ulinl1, b Lace Gal.ll

Ju;gs r. must fee! truly fauerea ny .'s ..
loving jus. ,.ad e;s:nt 'T!.ule II veto
Whe ,..t.s
..Nir. GriswoId otjhis Cry, me' jalse Is ~ ..
Hampton on Thursda. evening, ana 90 a..
rap,d aud riedy d.>iqiper, aat Isao'~h, y
roguc, Z lesson which lie VIII TO! specify = Il
We presume the lesson masl 5e Q. NC -. -.
character which DR.. legby gaze to jug *. i.
cording 10 late sc.ibbler In he " his' 4.
ways Ike to hear .. such lessons. = -. !.
proof that the Wbig Speaker has a''n e~I' r 1,
and endcavors 10 cover up his de r., - j,
noisy boas,ings Of his sponie.s, "[ r G..
Bayi- /, he ,auga, lesson ny i; NJ
void The IDEA is absurd ana . Tl4lSG ,Ss, !.
We understand from ~ eye-vitness. ,es, : :
Inc discussion IL Norfolk, thus mos CON-. i.
Mr. Griswold disguised his own parry ~.
coarseness and the. he received { BEG u';n. ~,
r ,isemenrs from Mr. Mill,on and yet iae "" 4:
saws that Mr.. 6. really mace a eae u /
Mead The discussion be;ween Messrs. - - ;.
Meade (Dern. aud r. I. Daniel v aig) W? = H..
Quoted with mach proPrsty Mr. Msa'e e,a ! :o
and numerous other late speeches, mas Cos
a ,uong impression Hshas nothing 10 '<N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-27

SENATOR AlLEx arrived in this city LIST even
has been ddres>ing The feorle in Ire comics ct
Nj ,n'sJmcrv, Miami Shelly, Dsrke, Clsrh and
Log.n. In The three fri namet counties, he
spoke !, the Tod mee;rss. evil proceed from
here 10 meet c'bcr eng gemen,>. He brings the
mo-, cheering accounts Of The spir;, and enihn-
siasm OF the Democracy. Col. To-, our noble
candidate tor the Office OF Governor. is winning
golden orinie MS from the reoTls, wherever he is
seen and heard. And since Solitude Ewing h; 5
o. ,erei he Coors down IRON The fsh bushes. we
loos upon the ga me as up with those aniulais.-
As described hy orr Miami correspondent, the
Cock has fairly licsed the Coon, and, as Captain
Sco,i Is there, the CooDs hSve como down.
[Od1 S.aiesma~
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,c,;,rs~ar. ~ v.,.. v.i., us ,;,a same ip:;;-
:; -. ,As sa,s Nr,nce-,rc-
:, -, ~ ~, -. 49, I'd chrY;sn lie same
~ 'ls - i''e' -, ,,.i a,orrJ
Ho'en - =. ~, +-IILsr,,. com.
- :" ~ ~, ,,.., -, sa..e III,
=. - -. ,rsl.,- - axe 9th. n :;
...,., j., i. -. Nm. !r,e in Us
. - j. ~ ,.,n., sine assembled pYr..1ri.
49, -, ~ -. i, r.,;r hi ,hse, wcco,n.--
-. ~, "a IN, re-. -.
@r.i, III :v,. bs;; a.. r,esey, 7rs~:>: IS
,,,,,of;.. ;sri,,,e oarc.,r,, an: 81 ~
:. =. lie morn 81, richter ty or scr couD-
-. 800, j, l.. an; r,,,,e3 el5.is
:: ), v.;.4,y, frrr7.s AMI Gc,of,1 Is ,;v-i,t,-.
-. al j.,ti mi cars,t,..;c~ql h,ss:a ~: q.
<gc;x mr.. and ;b.i we s;.aii soon ,eh1,: ne
p,.,in;s nn.r oi Jef;.rsopi;n Demccrocy W.
y.n.r II ,ri-,0eh from III, Sunni; Of lie Store
afe., :, ~ -N,r;s - i now does Irora the
go. -. - >,of, r.rn,jp7.
~ = ,p,yhorer On; ;yn,an Of the Aueus-
X Inn ,sen addressed he meeting il one
- !. :, - '-;.,1I .r,i 81 ssica! speeches ever
!, mel Is ~ The Democracy o: Gil, ric>;on,
VII 81 rev forth yepe@ci tuls;s Of aN?.~use.
IL +, !. sYl nil, the loi!oa Ing p!tceedn.S
!r.rs~i f-,r, The Minutes 81, the Democratic
s.-,g;.,:oa a E;ch,noi,,; ccany, Ga, l3.h Az
e,>. leit
= .Jrc3 Trat this Association ieel Oacc'
s,r,n~. c,,;~.,;orS d, gratitude 10 their fellow
e;:,r :. re- = her p.:.s al his ST; T. md par;;ct
~, !. If t,i.w.ci,i7crs Of South Carolir;i,
~ eG..,gc ail which they rendered The cousc
! 49, =. are ,ou,rsllv Interested, upoa tie
o.. .:on IS o;;r rot;cal nseiiac on the 9Th Inst;
rca 90 ~ ne ;l;ly viii which sore Of lhe.!
!: c,.s.in; clncif &C.; the pr:c!r.e Of our rar-
- N; ,hs q ,nuance with which they ,ujoined
10 s,ric, adherence 70 ,:e Ccnsu-
-. !. :, ;~,.:,;.- IL ,aoi., vhic. orr IA.
Der h.: =, s.vs g y :. .,-,,,,
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rron,;ncn: members 81 the Democratic parry sno
-: row with %. art an enorSy NAT ha.c
ever cf.staceiizei their support Of p'nocIa ...
candid - bc r,.,, 70 ccorera;e wa y, ne s' =.
j,o'y u he par it eicya:;ag Coz. PIX i' i;'s
We heartily rvoiee in the Determination, Of tae
President W.. nnosc-.ard l:ai nc ces;'" ~. ~
i.c WIS accomplished By M '''s ;!it', ~ -.
1yief; who wee iGduccd 10 it!s.e ~, ~.
n4ne might be usei /" d!s'rac' '!.e b'''0'' -'-'
Parry ''"' eii'ais'' 0'' r.. Y. P.ctctc,.
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IL unIrs' 70 lie consumer; If tie is, rr,-..,.7
r. coT:ec', TIC manufacturer tnaers ...s'f''t:
the people have "erce1 10 roje' IN. ve,.-, .ie't
through he custom house, and ca. ''aiIfay
iii!e j. raised oa o,,y ori,lle p,oc,.,. w. a'r
r'4t-,ats ] use but am Willing 10 ,ago ~. " "
share OF the good or evil Tia; ,aay ace,,a lat
lae lair share ihat may fall 10 NJ lo, '''' Hon
Il cannol see the great aG:ants pc - ,l,..
high duty on aliicics If which VIC al-ar.S.'
large quantities abroad They are :, ~. SFa-
men! The New England nanG.acturerl o., W.,
II smuggling our coarse coltuns and VOL ~.
to CanaGa. FfoH l~im cgca.~u n,, 1'.l> IT,
frGr ar e3pscf co,agc'jtj0R3 ~E -
Cur negro cioghs, both cotton and y.,..,,,.
- Brazil and CGta-and rotlers m,,rt - 20
u he Lowell gr.> who ENJOY N Tho ,,,.Sec
ana many o! The eiegancies and laycfjs, 81 -
are Sent 10 smyrna and other na,, 81 ina ! a,. s
ierranean-alfecIy IN TIE tvac. of Fn,.i;s 100
French ships, and sod in competition ,r;,S -. y.
fabrics produced IL the opela:i.c ., III .s' .l-
whose wac ,carcc furnish Them tse r5,,,,,'.
est wants Of lie ''- 'o'''..oa'
" low is il, tha, The high wages q yac. -,
land from tie result. rrSvos "a ba ct.,'..iL ls-
the iov wages Of raco9e ami Asia + ~. 10 - "
Sfea; question WORTHY The enquiry of no ~; ,.''
phcr statesman ana political eco,or,;,,
go arrived =; tie conclusion, tla; l9bo, : 81, ~
h.ned WIN shi!l' vas cheaPest whers inreserc,
have 70 cause 10 alter rny views On the sub.
a sabjeci, considd, Of vast importance -
national poin; 0. view, especially il -c.,;o =, :
national is9isiailoa.
81 consider high Ta;iiT is both unw;s, ~,
unjust -
Tie 'TAaIrr .M.rpf.e.are-, that g, 80
have generally conc 10 the conclusion. TN, ,s:r
lave greatly oveTaict its beneficial re.uI, NJ
Ihtf !. i New England competition, ani nol e..
fopesn, they have now 10 tear. with {: wilhgg.
Tariff"
1t strikes nc as imTrac,icabc for MILO,
whose Govenmertd-aw revenue Of Sl2.lo.
every woTaing MN in the nation, 10 COME.
win one equally aim. a'o'e) irieigen, nd sne..
se;ic, wto.c revenues amount TO bu, SD for every
nan-snd such believe 70 tc about Tie raa0 L.
tween Great Britain and Us"
The au;hor Of The above is evidently M.
Of origina! miEd-ari the problems he surg,
are worthy Of consideration
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~uacs. ard re-ech3 their leuuEcia,ious against.
he movement in So;:th Caioliua-the Demo
Gratis cordially protesting as2ias: IN: treasure
which Is calculated - strike a 10 U3;oa
- mitch t,r the Democrz:,--sri ;:oa for tae
;-oars. if"y anor t..at II. mo: dangerous enc
acs al the Cni1na.e tie .boliiioni>,s, and their
allies Adams :,cwarl. s!ate, Gicditcs, &c. &c
TEA mr. for iler nave seen the letter of i ;aLs
ana Reid. lie spaec!cs ci -evari, ard -. Verse;.
ami o.bcr> tat Inc C!sy Party ii the Nor,a are
openly Counting coalition with the .iroli,ionis;s
and Missing uron H. that iuay should aD"rcon
:hcir ovn candidate, Birncy api ,pppol; II. Clay
tecat,se Ciar viii cary cat their opposition 10
Texas AID Slavcrv. The Democrats, OF course
protest against this shameless ccalition--;s they
did ayain.t an an;-Ia:vn Southern Convention.
Bu, what say the CooAs III the meetings o. al!
their Clubs We hear not one whisper raised
again>, The coalition between the Clay Par: and
the Afai,icuists Ii,s silence i onimous. II
shows MAT tacy are wiling - affiliate with tn:
hboll,ons.s, 70 elect n Cisr--;l.at they ire vii,
ling 10 give rp Teyas 10 purchase their votes
that they arc willing 10 Frgvtiatc the support oi
the lnnst dangerous disuni0ni - in the couniry.
because tine very soul OF their enterprise con
sisls in Il direct attack Upon one o! the essential
End delicate compromises Of the Constitution,
without which tie Lnio, its.i. carno continue
Such NeA is the difference octwecm tie tive parties.
We nro,cs, against AM IDo:emeu, which NAV,
in The slightest degree affect tie Union But
tneY see their Northern allies seeking 4 di-
rec, alliance with The mo-: dangerous disunon-
ISIS and so willing are they profit b. their .ca
son that tncr DO no, breathe one whisper 81 con-!
plant against the alliance II Webster, Seward,
&c, &C. with The Abol!igLis.s
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The Cleveland Plain Dealer comes TO US with
letter and certificate, signed By one hundred
and dNy.six e.ec'ors wnn vo'ed the Wing ticket
in 1910, hare renowned the Wing parry and en-
rolled their names upon the glorious banner OF
Democracy. These gentlemen all certify thai,
lhsr supported Harrison in 1890, hu, nov 90 Tor
Polk and Dallas
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snME C,nANGlr 0C TNXn


Tie Richmond Wig cried up tEc o;ac. 'a-
the a;;!l-ioy, Ii. Clay TO the si;e:--"as D..
cor. 4 itilis.-'ecY. usn7s ard ,aca chargi.
is figure, j. points him out to tie aGG,s.
ton oi hc Using generation as their bic Inn,
their Henri ~ whom they viii follow VIM. ..
fellows the patriotic course hs he's 23orc''
BIZ. the other day. too. the sane Wing rH>
lishc1 the following eAtravagant ard aU1s, -.
pheEoms language
''ie, our Loco Foco friends, in their g'n-r,.-
excuse he Wigs when inc" manifest siI,e.
unaffected and aident ealAusif SIN il Ihe cg-
.: elega;ins such a man (Aif Clay)---a M, p.
fcaily gre: and superior, and ,tampj IL a
Creator with such Ineligible evidence q; l.,
intention 10 renoer him 50 that Il were iIasgaea,
20 doub, III
And 70; !; is his sam" Nhic ira, CALI ,
some wear. ago Gin 1924 TIC ,sT.1-. mart-.t. /.
iag C2ay'-'ogposed toaN t;1 ;a:cccss az F.
Aeol opinions (of Virginia -iha Gtfi"c c:,a n'c.-
promising friend Of Inc Tariff! Eoa,, e.
Canals-cf the consolidating Tm00' - :.
(Truc)--2nd onc whose unconstitutional
mons, his Tariff and cariIing must ff.:a-t'.
Glide him from tie vote Of Virginia. tI
rsair, the stamp upon his character u lie c-.r
t!ary notwithstanding.
~ A%vouNcEMsNr-Thc Ma6'>osia1
"Wednesday, announces - Forthcoming .ieE.@
press,
a series OF essays, Gis%ecias ID, ch2-'c'ci
l!r. Ga rcpubli.hed from the Naciso1ta
1872 and 'i2--hc production OF ! Eighty u.
This VIC presume. is he publication va..-
he's been 50 !ons threatened again, Mr Ne'r'
Is. y. Es9'9s p
This pamphlc: w. to have aFTeaie! ':'!L'
f.l: .lo. "a. "
some ohieing :icni Il Wa.hiagoa te f..o;.d
send MS :. copy7
The Coon Press is rc,hc: alarmai = lher ~
missed revelation, AID is t'Yag Ia tfc;s - ~.
beforehand. The y. l. ReVutc etmh', o..
NJ Wchstcr may have lecu PLAYING iaif
loose-tha, whilst he was Secrc;afr %: >,5'a
NAV have written editorials Tor the H.Ia5.s','
'.animadvert:ag uPon VI! Clay ard h' ..'aas Is
4 sPi:i, o: urkind ccrsme;' bit SAYS as ,aet'
IS he-.ed. and these io.mcr ocnorel'S l1re ~
changed kisses, i. is now particularly ulifia
Mr.. Tyler 10 permit the appearance .: i.c.e.
peES.
Cut the most extraordinary ycT'.ap w1ra 'a'
mater has drawn on, i. Cuai II TIE !.
Courier" MIR Webser's friend The C5''..
tries - smooth over Ills Uar!eas:r.'nt.. s-..s 8
the two champions, (Wehscg -! Clarl aac =.
I'll, The Dca.Jcr. Is. ll!a. any ursfd 80
if any such ever existed, las been cbi',a'a'"l
ever" Very wei MGf is their o"n hcs.I
bGt GGr business i vita the position u We
Courier voall place Mr Clay IN - art'
10 Understandable Courier, That Mr.. Gas c.i Z.
actually take The ground disclosed in i.c i>.-""-
extract:
The whole tenor OF Mr C!ay's sHeccle O. ~
occasion, in the Senate, shows his petToaS
h.rsi0n at some imminent danger ~ iIs q
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-27

Darn Ton-lroTn eyerr county in The State
where this eloquent and fran democrat HIS hccn
we hear OF the most enthusiastic feeling created
in his !,.vor His meetings are ali large ana highly
spirited Many Of them are coi!cc Of ;hou-
sands Of the hardy yeomanrv and mechanics Of
the state, who are mere enthusiastic than ever
tciorc, in he support Of Democratic principles
We have no; a doub; LEI; OF Mr. Ted iriumphan;
election. Mr.. Claws las, f.ce, "PeFsonal!y /
could have no objection 10 The annexation OF Tex.
as mas turned Few Leaf in The affairs Of the
Wig nar;v. AMI The resu!l is laughahle 10 uS.
ihon..! serious - thea. AIr. Clay tarn> his
lace loo often 10 keep his party in coaneaanca.
We shall catch ciorions crop Of ccoas Ills
han. an: 10 ms.ake-[ Oiio Statesmen.
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Il
Tn, cnn,oil,ea of Arrangements OF the Hen
rico AeIicr,,r,aj and horticultural soc'etY, an
rourcts tia, Inc Fail Exhibition viii &c he'd Oh
The 1f;,h II Octo,o- nsx sni respectfully .qEcsis
Ia. inc .a.ricni,ufi~.. ;lcrc2!f!>!> ana -la.,"-
tc;crey> and I'll other persons ...voraf ie 10 'He
objects o! the Sccic.r. viii Contribute such ar''-
,se IS the. ma. f.enl suitable. either oi p,e-
,,;,irn or Exhibition cnir. In oidef 10 na"2 thc
arrangements whicl, arc alsouci: heccSsatT iei
the favorable exhibition o; al TIC contributions
inc COMMITTEES has s1.?.ec TIC following irzc'"-
iicas:
Rs,o'rcl. That al articles Intended for Lxh:.
t;;iop whether lor premium or nos; "'H,a 81. ''o'
rer;shab!c, must be delivered al 'he place nslc-
ifnT 10 b.. dcs;a,,aie' on the lilh and 18th Of Dc
cber. as peri.iailc 0rttcs OILY viii ne receives on
the morning of the Exhibition, until o'c!ocs
Pe.o,,cd. That all articles frrnis he: for kxl-
'i,ion mu., lie marked win Ire name o! the by
bbior. an, stating whether ior l-Shin,'ion s'inf'F:
or lor rycn,iur-AR articles intended Tor sale
must he 50 marked.
n .e'rsl Thai as the Committee feel it their
driv :, usf every means f,r The s2e-heepirg OF
ever; ,ii:g contributed 10 me Exhibition, / Is
>.ric'lr forbidden t. remove any article un''i lie
Exhibition i clossj.
I.SoiycG That il Is nects 'a,y thai Tie commit
tees ta ~arl Premiums, shall ioeei At me ix!l;-
hilOn Room IL uCochi Oh tac ii'oi" '..S =! va
lS,h, IS the Exhibition VII commence 81 IL
O'clock; previous 10 which, their reports in''>i DC
made
The Committee Of Arrangements sincerely
trusts that al! he manufacturers VIII aid The efforts
a INC Soc.ety 10 obtain iu and cTedi'ah!c TX.
h biron Of The mechanic ard manufacturing SSH
Of the STATE. al the same time, relying upon The
zeal oi l!.e Flors, and hgriculiufs'. De notice
will he giyeu OF tie place, As also Of any adj
,ional regulations which may le made by tie
Corni;.ea, 10 gise effect o;ar Exhibition
EgaPyc-.aw Of the >ocie:y, 10 article which
na> previously receircd premium, viii he enil-
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THG PeopLs OF GE3s:,I.-Thcrc wa> discus
sion atthe last Greene corgt. between Col. Ran
doiph and lIr. Lake or the Democratic eide and
SIR. YIN. T. Early on the par; OF the Wings
II is'meyeIv suiiic;ec; 10 say, that Mr. Early follow
cd co:onel Randolph, and vas replied 10 5y Mr..
Lea9c.-Those WHO know the parties will think
,hie concise but coDp ,c,c account OF inc discus
sion.
We are happy 10 near that il Greene the De-
rnocra,s are holding their own and gaining few
converts 10 help them hold II.
fCinrlo,t<sr:i;: .I.fe7sor;as.