davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-18
m REoyrsT
GREAT TYLER NEE i ~

I
AEsF noSlee of only afew hfpts, Z eeiirc
Il The cilizsns of Wnliahssufg, tihr late resi-
denes 81 sIf fssr,l friendly d ias 4rs.Iqa 81
JeAR Tyler, as he next Pissisesa cf lhe rbliei
Sssscs, vas Ia ia ihe coatl-haass, On usdass.
day evening. March. lalSks
The meeting was Numerous asd sashassssic.
L twas called 10 oFderzbv Rnbt " Atm isfeai,
Esa. VIII Hads fse sltae- .as.sl- Is neat nj.
naa'ts, wa:eh u concluded b nakie q 4 no
1ice y stsmeellps shs, Dr Ra1M Gst7ei, Be
called p he Chair al lie rrssidfag De.
of she melting ehsfeHpon ths s.ss. ffss sas 81
SO 'ksssasss 10. <ssrFsa den s.
ceIlaedfiae FostIam, aul fft ssoui hsIf an haus
addressed sshemee;ipg .duribs which time.he nos
ab9 a 4 ssoqpsaily adserad to he circumslan-
ceH. under which The present neesing of he
flifnds Of John Tyler were assembled and de-
mansirated II The clearesi and mos, etfeieal
meanef ,het Mr. Tyler sKopii be he candidate
Of me Democratic and Sac rights parry 'of The
cosnEry, If they desired ID he successful.
/ Parker Slater and David tsoSles, Esqtk, we're
.lhea nominated and unanimously elected SeeTe-
.aries &c The meeting, The meeliDg was ,hfn
fuzzy ofganlzsd whereupen Albert G. souihail,
Esq moved {hata cemHsillee Of ssrsn be appoiut-
ed toprepA9s 4 preamble and resolutions, to be
submiited 70 the meeing for theif adoption,
which mQtiqa was unanimously adopted The
cemmitiee gas appointed, Mr. saulhall being
The chairmag, who retired, and, gf,ef some lime
.repnrted preamble and resolutions which were
real and adt:pled by The meeting unaniunusly.
While the committee were ii their retirement.
the meeting was addressed by Capt Robt, II. AT.
instead, who demonstrated in The rnost salisfac.
tory manner, that Re dissolution OF ,he Wig
party in 1870, vas occasioned 81 The Tederdl
H1ig', that HEY. were the traitors, and no, lie
State reghts Wings, all Of whom he showed
most clearly we're a6tc where lhey we're thea
Philip J Bafziaa was then called upoosby. lie
meeting. Nj. Barziza rose evidently under
great embarrassnent--he dec Jared that il vas HE
6Esttime be had ever addresseda political meet.
ing but that The zeal he fell il The pfesent
case, w9a such that be could not and would net
suppress il. tie spoke for neatly an hour, dur
ing which time be was frequently applaueed 81
The meeting Whenever John Tyleris nalI,r was
mentioned by lie speaker. il asteceiyed by.,he
meeting with iobd aud long cheering. The Pie.
am5ls and resolutions which were aaoptea are
as follows; III
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-18
II Ew EsTABLIsHMEN7
OOOR q SHOE
MANDATORY.

"HE subscriber has taken the shop, one
IL door East Of the Store Of MIR. David
Humphreys in Charlestown, where be designs
carrying % The above business in all its various
branches He has made arrangements BY W h:eh
he will be constantly supplied from the cities Of
Baltimore and Frederick, with the best matters
ais, and purchased al the lowest prices. He has
just furnished himself with a very extensive as.
sortment of Lasts Of the vtry latest sly and fash
iop, and will At al times have workmen OF the FIRST
order. Ladies& Eentlemee can be supplied with
the best work, at shortest notice and at reduced
prices. He will be happy TO receive esll.
JAMES MCDANIEL
N would avail myself OF the opportani.
fty 10 tender my sincere thanks to my Customers
in the neighborhoed Of Halltown. for the liberal
patronage heretofore extended 10 me,a and
would here remsrk that my engagements in
lCharlestown. will 10 DO wise interfere with my
shop 10 Halltown, and will be happy to COZ
tinue to receive their favoIs
/ MIR John Stephens will in my sbsence, attend
10 all business there MCDANIEL (
+ CharIestown, Jan 95, 1870
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-18
For Rent.

a LARGE two story Stone Dwelling House
IN and Lot in South Bolivar. II has two
rooms on the FIRST and three On The second foor,
two garrett rooms, two basement rooms, six ERE
places
II viii be rented TO suit applicants Posses
sion gwen on the FIRST April. Apply TO David
Koouce+ HarPers-FeIry.
Feb go VIM ANDERSON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-18
For Rent.

MI house 10 Charleslown, now occupied by
W. Miss Jane Frame. Attached ID The bouFe
are all necessary out buildings, amoHg which Is
an ice House filled Nth Ice. The fruit o. the loi
is ofgrest variety and very choice.
Possession given Oh ghe frst dav u an.gl
March lift. AHDRF,n RrSNEnv
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-18
Donestics, BurIaps, &C.

lust received
u Heavy Twillsd osnaburg. for negro
Clothing plain do;
-, 7-6, and Brown Muslins,
y Bes, Maryland Peniientiary Paid Cotton.
Bieaehee Musiins,
Ph0aix snd Eonsdale Nsnkeens,
Knitting Cotton. &c, TO which the attention
or the farmers aud others 10 wait ofsash good.
q politely asked We are deternined 10 Offer
lkem on lhelmost pleasing terms
MILLER & TATE.
March Il, lslt.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-18

son, AnheIst, Nelson, YOU would rel
grosn sadss the burlhen Think you
ti1st7lhls- Would be less oppressive than
the indirect " X imposed by the Whie rev
enue 'aIilfofBlSf2 which you scarcely feel
At sli, and which you can avoid paying
BY mgauiacApring The netcssaries Of lie
at homef-T Charlottesville .fdrocaie.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-18
SCHOOL.

YNtIE subscriber informs bis friends and the
Il public, that he will continus his School 10
fhe room at presents his occupancy. He re
Turns his thanks f4r The patronage heretofore
extended and asks for ils continuance.
Having ample room, the subscriber W III take
class of eight or ten girls.
April4-3t. JoHNA. B. HARDING.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-18
DIRECT TAXATION. /

The Locofocos profess TO be opposed 10
tariff. and are the boas:ed advocates OF
free trade. There are only two modes
Of raising revenue, specified ID the Con.
stitution, viz: duties on foreign iu5poda-
lions, and direct taxes. II the FEDERAL
Locofocos are 10 reality in favor Of free
trade. and opposed 10 tariff, ihey are ia
favor of 6ti1sct faIafion, as The 1nevitable
consequence. II they are opposed 10 d.
rect iaxatioDf then. they arelslso opposed
10 free trade and are in1fruth advocates
for tariff. But we shall not question
their assertions. and take ii for granted
thai they are. as :hey say. in favor Of free
trade. which Gen, Gordon eulogized 50
highly on Saturday. They are then OF
necessity 10 favor Of direct taratioa.
We shall nov show some Of The beauties
Of these direct taxes.
% the 2nd Of August. 1913. Law pass
red Congfess. TO raise three millions Of
revenue. by means Of a direct tax Ac.
cordiag 10 the spporiionment Of thai tax
among The States, Virginia bad 10 pay
$500, OILS A. The tax OF BedfoEd coun-
~, was So. 233 so. Amherst and Mel
son. Sg.5I3 Orange S. DOG. SO. Madi-
son. S4247. so. AlbsnarIe, So. 497, so.
Under this direct tax. to raise only three
millions Of revenue. the county Of Albe-
marie had TO pay So. 497. so. Suppose
that the tariff were entirely abolished. free
trade were substituted. and direct tax
levied TO raise % millions Of dollars 10
support the Gosernm ent-tbink you peo-
pie Of AIbemaFls, Bedford, Orange, Mad
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-18
store Eause for Rent.

ts.dE Two Story Brick Store House, with an
- excellent cellar underneath, now occupied
by Mr. John B. Packet, 10 the most business
part Of The town, is for Rent.
Possession given on the first DAY af A pril next;
apply 10 THOMAS RAWLINS.
Charlesiown, Feb %.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-18

HoRRrBLE FRAeEpv.-The PittgBurg
American states that on Monday last,
Ghas Dell a painter by trade, residing
ia Sixth street Vas arrested and taken 10
the mayors oEHce. with histhFoat partial
ly cut and coFeTtd with blood. is.wife
and, two chiltgeh were found muEdere.d
rin his house, and as it appears, by bis
own hands. The deed appears to have
been perpetrAted with an axe. He al.
tempted also tof murder a third child,
which escaped WITH partial but severe
injury. alier which be had attempted Il
cut bis own Ithrpat with razor Dell
is described aS a dissipaled. drunken
wretch, and RsNgns no other reason for
these horribleIs cik than con ceiyof zeal
ousy. The tBhdH child it is-sajd will re-
cover offs wound and Dsil's own wound
is said moi TO be dangerous. He was .ful
~ con milled.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-18
Wanted.

A G9oD Female Servant, from the LIST of
~ April next until Christmas. One that can
cook. wash, and iron well, Liberal price will
be given. S. HEFLHBOWER.
/ Kabietown, March Z. ~.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-18

We learn froh the Mobile Herald TIA,
Gen. CHARLES FENToN MERCER, former
~ Of Virginia. and more recently of Flor
ida, has entered into contracts yiih the
government Of Texas BY which he OBJ,
taips from that Republic grant'of two
tracts Of land; one embracing l6 400, sud
the other s, 900 square miles. The grants
sfe made On condition that the lands be
settled.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-18
For. Rent,

5NHE Mansion Houe1of the late Jas. Glenn,
- decd known ass. Glenburnie. I" For par
ticuars inqliie- OF The subscriber in Martins
Yurg. Possession given on the Isl day Of April
RUTH GLENN.
March 2I, 1874
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-18
RenloYaI.

HyHE Subscribers haze removed their Store
into The room one door east Of tAeir former
establishment, recently oconpied by SIR. John
?. Brown asa drug stoFe.--whirh has beea en-
larged and handsomely flted d. md where they
win be fonnd, ever ready 10 serve heir friends
and he pablo generally Who may favor hen
Win . call. MILLER & TATE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-18
ter Wei.
81 s7aaTo 60
2 I64275 65
/ Cos 600 90
In January
February
March
.,ss73l.546 81

The arrivals The same port during
the past month HAYS been# Twenty seven
ships, eighteen barques, eigh,y.tive brigs.
toriy.twe scbponers. two gslliois--,otsi.
one hundred and seventy fve. Cleared,
forty five ships, tsenty-ioer barq9es,
seventy. lbree3brig twenty schqbners-
total two hundred and ten. /.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-18
NOTICE.

N Ii persons indebted 10 The estate OF Henry
GA Kriizer, decd are hereby notified to meet
us at the tavern of Daniel Entlef. 10 Shepherds.
town on Saturday The 2Oth day D. april, instant.
and all persons having claims against The estate
to present them properly authenticated for set
tsments as the estata will admit Of no ipdul-
gence. JOSEPH MYERS,
ADAM KRlTZER, =
April 4. 1914 .gg,,,,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-18

Tie Rsrentle al .Nsv York-The New
correspondent Of The North American
states thar The amount Of duties re ceiyed
at the custom house il that city FOR tie
quarter endidg on ihe Isl install was S..
73l ,546 81 exceeding the gross ss,i-
mates Of The TreasosT from sll lie Gus
.onr' hesses III he eosatEr. !. The AseeipTs
IN the ssveraImentbs comprising The guar.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-18

Il has been repeatedly stated 10 the
public psRers. as asrumor. that Mr.. PACK
ENHAM. Ne B6aisb Minister 81 Washing
ton, has sfgnFFed#io The Government OF
the United States That the British Govern
ment had no purpose Of acquiring Texas
for Itself. Ne have not given hitherto
foil credit TO this report. pot knowing on
what authority Infested But we have
cow information. which is 10 be fully re-
lied on Of the faci, thai Mr.. PAcKENHAM
has assured the Government Of the United
States that ne is Authorized 10 say thai d 4
British GoverHrsnt. under no circumstsn-
ces. would Feeeire Texas as province
or dependence Of IT'S own,--Bastoa dzsr-
canffls Journal
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-18
THE COMPROMISE Asst.

The following remarks exPlsining The Psissi
Pleso the Compromise Act were recently n4ds
BY Mr.. Clay, il reply 10 az invitation 70 visa
Tuscaloosa (Alsbana:}
Il look back. gentlemen, With consci
entious satisfaction 20 my agency 10 The
passage Of :he Compromise Law. The
motives which governed me on that coca.
sion. have been 70 often publicly syowed,
that il is not necessary now TO repeat
them. A leading one was the preserya.
lion Of that Union which is al once the
basis and guarantee Of all our rights. privi.
leges and liberties. asa nation OF ffeenen.
Il was then, as il has been loaS snifest
70 me, that rip spirit ~ ssutnag - ssior
and compromise which presided at The
birth OF our constitution. should be .lcon.
sisniiy borne in mind during the admin.
istration Of The Government. With that
spirit, extremes are wholly incompatible.
Uliraism would have prevented The lermal
tion- OF the Constitution, as il may in pro.
cess OF time endanger its existence. Con.
slderlng the great variety Of interests
which abound in our country, each part
OF thought to reflect that il cannotbe graft
lied in all its wants. that other parts have
also their just claims and expectations.
and that the measures Of government
should be adapted 10 the reconcilement OF
The apparently conflicting interests. Take
the Tariff FOR example. According 10 one
opinion held by respectable portion Of
our fellow. citizens, there should be the
most perfect freedom ofFsde. According
TO the opposite opinion restrictions ought
10 be imposed 10 such an. extent as 10 a.
mount to absolute prohibition. IT man.
ltest that the exclusive prevalence Of Ell.
ther OF these extreme systems OF policy,
would be unsatisfactory, 81 liam sure il
would be injurious to the county. What
then ought TO be done J Can any thing
be more reasonable than 10 adopt a mod
crate, middle and stable course Of policy.
which shall mingle aud partake, In some
degree. Of the spigii Of both these opposite
opinions' This desirable object / think
will be accomplished By Tariff deriving.
all therevenue necessary To- The econom.
ical administration Of Government from
foreign imports, and so adjusted, as that,
by just and wise discrimination TO afford
reasonable protection 10 American inter.
es's. That great question settled on the
basis which | have suggested, ought 10
condnce 10 the harmony, as am perfect
ly persuaded thati, would. TO The prospect,
~, Of the whole country"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-18

FARMERs MAKE your own CAEDLEs-
Take 2 lbs. Of allm for every 10 lbs. o.
iaIlow. dissolve il III water efore. The tai;
low is put in. and then melt The ,allow 10
the Adm water with frequent stirring, and
it will clarify and harden The tallow so as
to make most beaaiitul article for either
winter or summer dse. almost As good a.
SPERM Mass. Piosghmaa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-18

ANOTHER MELANCHOLY DUrL.-I'ke
New Orleans Triple states that duel
took place on thef24{h ult. between Gen.
Wm. Debuys. the State Treasurer. and
Sir. Richard RICHARDSON, which is likely
to be attended, with fatal consequences,
and deprive dhe State Of ayalnable ser
want The parties met a, the Orleans
Ball Room, at ~ l'clock. and fought with
sharpened foils. Mr. Richardson vase
verely wounded Ain the shoulder. and
General Debuys was run through'1he low.
er part oflhis body, Bot faint hopes were
ehtertained Of hisFecoveTy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-18

Wei, then, il seems, all this ouicry abost the;
rise in salt was a deliberate ATTEMPT 10 hnmbug.
Salt had not risen. This odious Nhis law does
not ENTER The farmers dinner p6i;' il does not
tax his meai;'--it does not fellow him 10 bis
stable He does not feel i, when he gives, in
the winter season, handful of The srlicle to his
poor and shiverng cattle II does not,rlike The
frogs Of Egypt go up and enter bis tray II
does pot, Gay BY day; and hou, ~ hour, sit O.
yer him, his lord and master, and take portion
Of almost every thing buI the air be brea ihes -
10 short, Inc editor has stolen from Col Benton,
and adopied,as his own, sheer fabrication a
gralulIous nls-Slalement, of the falsiy Of which,
il can hardly be presumed that he was possibly
ignorant; aud now he is forced by bis own Wit
nesses TO eat bis words in The most humilialing
manner.
He picked out the article Of salt, ii wifi be
recoilected, as one the tax on which inflicted a
peculiar hardship He is nov obliged to prove
BY witnesses thai il il is lower than Il ever was,
il is from peculiar cireunislanets!- Rich. Wig
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-18
AList OfLettel.s

mEMydNING ia the Post once at Shep,
~ kerdsiown, Va. on the Isl day Of April,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-18
RIrcHIE,s srATEMENr.

"Nor IS this the fitch part. This odiouS
Wing law enters into the dinner Dot Of The. far
mer, by taxing his salt, mol FIVE nor ten, but one
hundrsd per cent. Il goes into his smoke house,
and taxes his meat, for his meat must have salt
in IL il follows him to his stables, and be feels
il when he gives, in.,he winter season, a hand.
full Of the article to his poor and shiYerise cat.
lie like The, frogs ofSEgypt, il goes IN and en-.
tiers his tray, for he must have Salt IL his bread
and day BY day, and hout IL hour! II sis over
b ~, his lord and master, ane takes a portion Of
almost every Sang but the air be breaiEes.n
Statement of the Loco Foco Merchants.
"Sali we have omitted altogether. By the
Wing, ills quoted 81 80 2.25 10 ls4I, and
81. 60 al G5 in ls43. The pre- sni price is 81 so
1874. Ills well known, that this arlicle va
Ties more 10 This market than ID almost any
other. And The reason is plain. The state OF
Virginia exports. Annually. about 81 900 OoO
worth. Much the largest portion Of that expof,
goes from James Rver-to supplyIhe carriage
FOR which. ships having no propofiioned import
freigh,, take salt as ba!ia:f@ In lhisway, a elu,
Of the market is often produced, and prices
rise or fall, from day TO day"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-18

Our readers have lately heard something about
The salliTax, and he assertion that the TaIia
oPpresses the poor The Enquirer tried 10 raise
a eroan on The subject lately, and therefore we
give specimen Of us Lamentations.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-18
List Of Letters.

D EMALNING in the Post Office al Charles.
u = iown, April |. 1919, which, IL not Iaken
oal before the Isl July viii be sent 10 the Post
Office Department As dead letters ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-01
J.Gj-ySA COUNTY.

MIA meeting OF TIE Democratic 4 Association on
SATURDAY.. The DIST of September. ISL held at
Jacl.>on's Tavern. in the county OF Louisa, ac-
coriing u adloumEcEt-in ihs absence OF lhe
President the ,nccin" %as called to order by Col.
STEPHEN Farrar, Y. p, and john O. Truehcaf,
was appog,yd Sccrelarv-when the following re-
soiulioa vas submitted by MAJ. WA. Jackson,
and unanimously carried:
P.4';-rd. Tha: 4 Committee OF FIVE be appoint
ed. 10 take into consideration the propriely OF d.
wiling the Jackson Precinct into small districts
and appointing Committee of Vigilance 10 eacn
district for the purpose Of ascedainns and regis.
te,inc each vote in their respective districts, and
10 urge them 10 the polls OF the lih day OF No
vemter next
The following gentlemen were appointed said
Committee. viz William Jackson, John Swift
John W. Jackson David Richardson and Thos.
\. Hope, vino, having retired, reported TIE toll
iowinaresolu;ioas:
!. Pso.lrea. That the Jackson precinct BE- Gi-
y;icd into iour districts, and that Committee Of
len b. APPOINTED 10 each district, whose dnty il
shall .e to vsi; eyery y.!ef ia their district and
take ri. :c1Us;- asie: t.! every persons name
which NAV liz possibility Je teudctei at the polls
designating tnose that are bal and doubtful, AID
rc;pruing separate list %; the bad and doubtful
voters w! such cgi,cacc concisey stated, 80 that
hc s:it list .aav l.. forwarded 10 tie Committees
| OF Vigilance for every precinct IN The County:
also. 10 use all honorable means 10 set every
vc;cr 10 the polls in November next.
,. Res0'rcd, That said Committee shall ascer-
;a;n the names oil such Democratic voters as NAV
be unable hvlhairown lacans, 10 sctl The polls
and report tie same 10 or next meeting, on The ID
| SATURDAY in Observation-Disclosures proyisonmay
I tc made 10 afford them ne necessary facilities .
recording their votes.
3. RsSlrcd, That lie frs. district shall begin a
liz. Fork Meeting house on the main road; thence
with Tie road leading 10 Shc!'ons mill; theme
with son,hapna river, 10 he Hanover line; theme
Norh. with the said line, 10 the Louisa road
thence w:,h said road 10 the beginning. These
cond di.uic; shall y bounded by the county road
the Hanover line, Little liver aud The F'el'ericks
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-01
FROM NO2Tu-WEoTERN VIRGINIA
cHEEpfEC;i

F.os, me RI NJ 3ac& iatCiiecM CIi:csS of Mar
stall Caaniy, III last Eteniae's Mil
'Iou may res. assured. that il is all a hoax
about The Wings gaining ground in North west
err Virginia Never were The Democrats more
firmly united ami in better >i,irit>-and in speak
inc III North western Virginia, | speak advised
l.. have "sitcd every COUNTY in Slccnroi's
District: except Randolph aud Barbour. and nj;
tended numerous meetings, and this district is
good for from EIGHT 10 TWELVE HUN
DRIED majority lor Polk AMI Dallas.
II have ju>t convcrscl with an intelligent gen
cman from Barbour county, who informs me,
that at least eighty from Randolph and Barbour.
who voted the Wing iickc! in 70. viii vote with
lis in November ncxi. The H,RR:SoH District
is alSori.h,, and you need 10. believe a word
tina, yon see in the papers abou, changes in favor
of Whggery in Western Virginia. Even in
Ohio county, We will decrease tncir yotc near two
hundred.
'Thc JiTizs, mean Caoas, have Given up
PcnnSylvania. The oil "Key Stone will come
for Polk AMI Dallas. The, however, claim
EiRGl>iA-hn: Virginia can never cast her vote
for Federal candidate ior President. No gen
;cmeG.--ii voG lat a. Is we'll in Eastern Nir.i-
MIA as We viii in The WcSl, virginia HAY be set
,iown safe For at cas ii,c thousand na)oriiy. Thc
Democrats have fogght manirily ;of every inch
Of .ronnd in EoI;h-Wc2.c,n F;!eaia an; have
co.n;a.!ci Federalism 10 ycli ii ever: point
our friends il Ohio aTpcar san@IHc OF ~i'cce>S
in that SAT-" Nj own impression Is, thai twill
be close contest; am, therefore, SCI il down Is
,iuub,:cl"