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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-11-07

BY the following, from the n. Y.
Commercial of Friday, 1t appears tl,ai
Brothers Hines uud Storrs have at last
given up NIi.lcrism as dclusion.
"On Tuesday evening in the Miller
ite Church, corner Of Chry site and
Delaney streets, Mr.. -Storrs publicly re-
canled his egregious folly and madness
IN the matter of the second advent; -
He said he had been led astray by cx-
cilepent and deceived by meSmerism !
and now most pcn,tenty ackno" led ged
his manifold sins and wickcdness. Ile
now eXhoned them To stick TO work, Sc
Hines next took his stand in the con
irsSional, and forgetting We presume
that he had been both The deceived and
il" deceiver, rated the people pretty
harshly for their lnigtGaiiun, aud urged
them all To go home and go to work,
and stepped down from the rostrum -
Storrs has also acknowledged his error
IA the Midnight Cry, but we do moi re-
member seeing ANYTHING there about
mssmCfiSm
This is tolerahly cool. Confession is
easy, bat how is restitution TO he made
Perhaps the leaders think they have
furnished as much excitement is could
he expected at the price"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-11-07
Gs a q Is : A tf} q 8.

Ia this towa, on Sunday evening 25th ult
bN the Re-, Mr.. Tbayer, Mr. Charle, J. Rob
uson, Of Providence, to Miss Sarah Jane,
daughter Of Mr.. WIN. :. Clarke, of ihl> town
~ tie Calh"hc Chapel, Same day, Mr. JOHN
Coltrrl, to Miss Mary Dr,Iuo; Mir Michael
M"'an, To Al,, MARY McCany.
In this town, Yesterday morning, by the
Rev. Sir. Thayer, Rev A Il Dumout, OF Nor.
ustown, n. j, to Miss Mary Gibbs, eldest
daughter of the late Audley Clarke, Esq. oi
lI,Is place.
Ia New York, on the 3iN ult ia 81 Goorgc',
Church, b, the Rev DIR Minor, Nr. :. q
,Shaw 10 Miss Catharre Allen, daughter ul
Slammed Al Hen, E.p h"lh of thIs town.
In Proyid"ucc on the - alt Nir Gideon \
SmIh to Mss Ann Miller, all or Prov --Du
the 2-th ult., NJ George I. LaWtCn 10 Mh,'
Mar, l. Earl, both al Pros
Ia Warrruou Thursday last, Mr.. George I
Dexter, ot Pr"NIdrurr, tn MI, Muiha SoII,
bury, daa. h,or oiJonn Salisbury, Esl. ot w
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-11-07

/ Those who valuc life and wish - pr"scrv,
ih",r health should ~" 'ho m 1DELION
.aED TO.n.ITO P.1.V.iCE.n. tor II stand
/, tn'ir1litd tlr The permanent cure uf all those
Z di'"'ses nr,slog fiom impurities of the blood
-Icn lS sa'l fheu'p. -cruf'Is. kings evil. piles.
4 scnrNy, sc8ld head. blO'ches. pimples on the
face aud body also, for liver complaints,
cosiIvrness, ulcers md all eruplI"us 81 tar
7 .kin, aud II "a certain cure for indIgc--
iuon or dyspepsia, loss of nppr,p". heart
/ burn, !Hiniurss. drowslnes. dImnosa of Siuhi,
pains In the side bh"k, limbs aud I,ints.
| Extract from the Phil. Oracle uc Health.
IL says "lho Dand"lon and Tomato com
hInod with the Snr-apsrllh mrkc- more ri
| hracIou. prrparntlon ihau Via" Sarsnpatlla
alone. aud that RANSOM &, STEVENS
Pgnacnb, which IL composed of those lngrc-
dents is found superior 10 nuy other prepara-
'ion nf Sarsapafllla, and Is preferred to all
other by those who have found occHsIOn for
MS use. Give II n ira, and oe convinced
IL Is not only The best article but It Is pui up
IN the largest bottle aud is therefore the
'chcapes, as well as The most Ciliracious
remedy to all those discusses tor winch II Is
recomm"ud"d."
"RtMEMBt.' to always nsS for the Dan
dehuu Pau.cra, receive no other, us there
are articles offered fpr sale purporilng to
have the sanc virtues as The Panncca, when
II is no morc like It. than so much cold watcI.
Buy II, ana buy It only OF the proprIc,ors Ran
SON d Strycns, at their Druggist store 2}5,
Washington street, Boston, or of their only
authorised Agents.
For sale in Newport by
4 Il uA/\RDD
RI TAlLOH. D'"s So
Also ia Fall River by
HALE REMINGTON.
Newport, Sept. 10 lci4-lm.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-11-07

PORT or Ne. W 70 * I =.
4 itRiN T. ID.

,u,usn,v o., a
H'hr tennessee " n.'',nH' ''' I"",".
S'.i'A l'''h'', '''""' NV w '''"'"l
'""'''' ''''' '"'''" W.
Sch, Caroline Hunter, Nottingham, Cucrry.
stone ior proS
sloop Willard, Miller, Bristol for y Yo,k.
SUNDAY. Ao..3
~. -. G.. p,,,,,,,l
nr,s t'u"h, s"a''' 'n"s"I - -, ",'''n""n, r. p,..
'i'' ~" ,"S ''"''' '.'ip'J,' -" D''s' -
WI" '"'MIo, u r,'No'n - I" ou'' ,,h..
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-11-07
O IL | @.

The Atlas contains returns from > Gountie.
IN Ohio. They look right. We trust they
viii continue to look SO. Here they are:
Clay. Polk Birney
Ashlabula 1888 1882 537
l37 Wing gain over BarrIoy's maj
Lake, Wing majority 900 Wing gain -.
Cuyahoga, Cleveland City, 2O2 Wing ma
- other towns, CT Wing gain. Wing ma
iorIty IN the county stated at 90.
Wing gain reported 90 in 100 il Lor
ra.i, confirmed by additional reports Aggrc
gate Wing GAM ia s counties, $50 on Govern
ore vote in October.
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ELECTION RETURNS.

daily coming ln. Thus far, f,om every quar-
ter, except Pennsylvania, they are cheering
10 the good cause. Our own little State has
done nobIy-sc, indeed, has tie land Of
steady hahlts-Ohio promises like result.
But very short time will elapsc before we
shall hear from New York, and her vote for
the Whig ticke; will settle the question Of
Mr.. Clay's election. Below we give the
election returns as far as received commcnc-
ing wiHl our own State.
From tho Providence Journal Of Tuesday
Nuu hilI
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-11-07
CONNECTICUT ALL RIGHT!

The enterpr'sing proprietors Of the
Boston Atlas, received by Express, or
Tuesday evening, full returns from the
whole State of Connecticut. The re-
suit as will be seen, IS very decided
majority for the CLAY ELEcToRs.
Atlas Office, Tucsday,7A y. NJ
Our express from Connecticut is just in
We have returns from The whole State Of Con.
ueCtiCut.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-11-07
Magsiiiccnt Ihig Demonstration.

The great Wing Demonstration IN
New York, on Monday of last week,
must have been one Of the most magnl-
ficent spectacles ever witnessed in this
country. The New York Commercial
Advertiser says Of il -.
! We do not hesitate to eay-and our
opinion is confirmed by the spontaneous
IeEclamaiioG OF many grcy-hcGded spec
Itators-that this has never been cqualIcd,
as a political display, X our city. We
care not IN what aspect II Is viewed, we
believe il TO be unparalleled N the his
tory of political demonstrations. la
numbers, influence and responsibility
as Il display of the bona .fdG trade, com
mcrcc aud manufactures, the mechanic
and the merchanl-the procession yes
tcrday will ever be looked back upon
with pride and triumph by the wings of
this Guy and whcnor they gam OF lose
the present election, they Will have the
proud satisfaction of knowing tha, the
citizens of New Nurk--thC moral and
Dbiit dih S'tth W wv
Empire city--arc indispulably aud
'ayowedly Whig. With The dcUaGsira-
riou of yesterday 10 tall back upon, and
compare with our former position Ia this
city, even failure in the ult,matun ui
our wishes would still be victory-how
much more 80 tic success that awaits
us
What spectacle 1t was ! That noble
army of Wing voters, ncrvcd with one
purpose, animated with one hope, and
bent ON one object, the clcyatloVofthcir
counlry's Friend To- the highest office
and honor that country can bcstow -
| Theirs was the firm and elastic tread
ol the conscious Freeman, while th'ii
couiinuuus march was but the exempt
iicallon of that true independence which
rcvrrcuccs LAw aud loves ORDER.
while IT defics aud treads under foot
tyranny and oppression of every klnd
and name Proud are We that IN thar
SIR miles of energetic aud earnest Wings
flushed too as they were with the con
sciousncss that Their .n"mres were pow.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-11-07
BOSTON ALMANAC,
FOR l3a5,

'2'hc Proprietor Of this hlmanac respect.
fully Iniurms the Public that Il VIII be
ready for sale early Ia D"cemb"r The forth
coming number Will bc the richest and me
most iastiiy got Ip volumc Of any yet pub.
ll-hcd. A splendid new Map Of the Guy Of
Boston. nearly foot square has been en-
graycd expressly for the work The A Ina
nae VII contain GA.meaS U'reclocg Of all
,h" bGs,ues, pcopIc uH p,lon c,as,cd A. usual
under lhCIr arproprarc business heads. Al!
as"iul lhiorma,lun respecting public convey
ances to aud from the cily, and all local u.Nt
t"fs at interest 10 the Pubhc, III or ont oi
Boston Wal be found IN tins Almanac. Or
defs nlay be- sent 10 M"sfrs, TuoMAs GRooM
i Co cG STATE street. Boston or 10 the office
urihe Proprietor, : y. DI CRIMSON.
- Washington street.
Boston, Nov 9Th, 1874.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-11-07

New YoEK,--This great State voted
on Tuesday. We shall hear to-day
how the City has gone, and perhaps
from few places in the vicinity We
cannot believe that the news will be
discoaragIng to the Wings,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-11-07
Guardians Notice.
AUCTION
Sale Postponed.

Office of the 'onussary Of Subsistence,
tpsr ADAMS, r. /.
MI be erpoaed 10 public sale on SaiW-
dag, he 9h u .Nlrember, 1914, on
Decens' 1ghnri, a II o'ciock, Il NJ,
k.'lrry-NiNE barrels o. surplas PORK. .anG
d Twenty r~o do damaged FLOUR.
day prcviIL- C g.. q.
AGOCDsPEED, .l,.crr.
Nov
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-11-07
NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION

\ few rotGrns have been received from New
Hampshire. Of course the! arc all Locoioco,
and Indicate the usual Loc"Ioco majority in
that STATE.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-11-07

Durrog the North cas-, rain storm on Mon
day night last, about O'Clock, there was q
clap of thunder that instantly followed a vivid
fash Of lightning, which was the most ire.
mcndOus that was ever heard Jy any oi our
inhabitants. The lightning We understand
struck ~ one or two places on tie hull, but
lid no material damage.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-11-07

AHRivhL 90 THE liibEPNIh.--1h" mnlI
steam ,bip llIbernIa arrived at Boston on
saturday night, with seven days later advice
rom l.vcrppoi, 18Th nit. We notice no news
pf Importance The demand Tor cotton dur.
mp the week had been considerable, aud The
quantity ,hcrlug was large. Gram markets
dull L,uls Philippe had been received IN
Engand wdh grca' ponp. Mr. Everett had
returned from the continent.
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llOnumralal InMripiIOnS--HouHt Auburn


A monument has recently been placed in
the Cemetery at Mount Auburn, to the mem
ory of the Rev DR.. Charming. IL was de
signed by the late Mr. hisron, whose dIr"c.
'lons have been srrictiy observed, aHd was
"recred Ia compliance with resolution ui
The religious s0clcry Of which he whose re-
mains 1t coycN was The faithful aud behaved
munster 1t Is lnndrangn,ar monument. 81
white Italian marble, wllh n iarn" sQuar,
h,s" ~ stages. portions ot which are deeply
und"rcui, To produc" Ihr feet of hgnt anu
shaduw, 81 mounted Ivy rqullat"rhl dl" having
l,nn"lS on rs tour sld's, above which l. 4
Runan scpnl chrn cnrnlce or slab. supporting
on ~ ccnire low open vase. On tic iror
j. Is l!I5 maeripiIoa,
In memory Of
\ WLLi.M ELLtRY tukNsrNG,-
II honorcd throughout CEristcndom,
for his eloqnence aud courage
\ III maintaining aud advancing
the Great Can>e Of
Truth, Religion AID Human freedom.
This Monumen,
is gratefully aud rnveren,ly e,ectcd
by the Christian SnCi"ty,
Of which, during nearly forty years,
be was Pastor.
On TIE reverse.
Here rest ;hc remains Of
WILLIAM ELLrRY CuANN'Ne;
Born, IN April 1880,
A, Newport, Z. t.;
Ordained, IL June, 1903,
as inlulSier Of Jesus Chnst
iolne Society worshrpprng God,
In Federal Street, Boston
Died. 81 Octohrr, 1912,
"hiIc oa journey.
at Bennington, Vr:monl.
The monument stands rn Greeubrier
Path, and may be approached by turning TO
The right soon after entering the grounds.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-11-07
lr. WiStar's balsam Of Wild Cherry.

The following certificate was given 10
Ncssrs. Knowles a. ChCcSinan. WHO a.e old
aud resp, clabc merchants nt ku"wicsvilr,
Orlrgus county, State Of New York, whose
atesa,ion is u sufficient guarantee OF IT'S
ruth.
Knowles, 20, June %. lS43
This ccrtfcs that tor se,c.ni years have
been at tunes subject tot violent cough, aud
occasionally hlgh fever; raised much cor.
rupl matter, aud WAS. 6naIly. thonghl to be
IN the last stage OF consumption. Al tins
time ! heard ot DR.. Wl>rar's ijalsam ui Wild
Cherry, and commenced taking II, aud hud-
mg immediate rchof from II, pat all other
m"drIne aside. took several bottles ,wh'ca
entirely cured my cough, the lever icir me,
and NV appetite was soon restored. From
us good effects ~ my case, wou'd r"corn-
mrnd ihis m'dclGr To all who are afflicted
with an affection ui ,hc lnngs.
JONATHAN FERRIS
Toe above cor,IGrai" - s,rcllv correct
KNOWLES g. CiiEESMhN.
For sale IN Newport 10y
x. j. TAYLOR.
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Boots, Boots, Lon. Boots {,

lust received at CORBNN's Ch"nr
- Ca-h Store, 10 eases nure Of thus'
Ham Ceadneiue long water prpot graz,
Boots. Also lpi oi Whal,m,n's plinps,
PRIME auicls 'o, sale los
o, "
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-11-07

THANKSGIVING III, ENccll,u,y, Go,
JAMES Fsnnor, ba, l,su.d h,- Proclamation ~
poiuung Tbursds, ,ht 2-th 'u'r as ~, oi
rhlnL'g uug ~ tups SlS's
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-11-07
ISOarslcrs Wanted.

NTEADl ard transient board can be "h
~ tanned sl the corner oi Mary aud Dlvisiou
streets. ANN ROBINSON.
Oct. ~.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-11-07

MUNicIPAL.-At the Town meeting 10 this
place, on Monday, Hon. Robert B Cransion
was chosen Moderator, to preside at all other
Town Meetings preceding The annual clcc.
ton Of Town officers. ['rhe Legislature
the towns to make appointments Of moderator
for the year, or until the annual election Of
Town Officers.
A vote passed authorising the Town Coun-
Gil 10 set Night Watch Immediately. The
polls in this town were opened at 10 A. NJ.
aud closed at 10 2. VI. The vote was
For Clay Electors, G52
Polk 40
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-11-07
z administrators sale.

ftURsUANT 10 decree Of the Hon. Cnnri
ut PtohHt", Ot the town of Ncwnurt
VIZ sell ~ .uGtlc Aucl!on, On Saturday. The
ION "t H"v. next, nj eleven u'clock. n n.,
all the rl:ht ut,r and interest winch JnuN
GODDARD tai. nf Newport. dec had ai ih.
TN" at hI, death, IN and 10 the lniiuwing q,
.crbed lots ot land. with ihe buildings r'crr-
on SANDING, ~ SO much thereof. ~ WA ~
sufficient Ia raise the sum ~ FIVE n1nuird
sud nlnrty-lhree dollars and ,1nnty nne
cents, with lncldcninl exEon-"s, situated uu
Eis'on's Point. IN ssId yrwport
fir-t. lot ui lUnd VIII Va" bnildugs
thereon s.rD tIug. hruno"t uouh,iy ou
: Bulge sI,cl, westerly on Second ,trr"i,
>uutArr,y on Mtr-h street, ani ca-irGy un
iaad II l.,wI- Brrlow uad Mr. SnfartInn
Second = lot OF lard. bounded uotrLcrly
"n Marsh street westerly nu Srroad >,rerI;
-onth"rly on ~" Cove uIt caa,efiy oil !and
oi L"wIs Barlow.
IhIrd. loi IT land. bounded nor,herly on
Walnut street westerly on FourIh sirret
>oGth"5ly on land of Samuel Fowler Garf-
0rr nud eas,rrlv on laud of Edward ID.
Jones aud David Brayr,nn.
Conditions nt .he safe which will cmn-
mcucr on the premises ~ Budgr street.
PEER p. RENlNGTON, .G!m.,.
Newport, Oct 10. 1874.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-11-07

SPERM OIL. warranted pure jnst r,ceIy-
~ ed ard fur sale st retail, nv
sept NJ GEORGE Is KNOWLES.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-11-07

REn.isI-o ~ Tur Posr.ohflct Si"Foh1
r. /, so,ynnEn /, le4I
! II, 1irc,is,d letters IRE gLatsd IN npa,air
Ibvr. Pers0Hs appiytHg for HDm NH pleaS edt'
for "AUv.RTistD LtrrEhs.
! Adams Alien VI liardner Miss Angelica
\ lien ABBY G--2
Berry SIandIsh iarishorur Rubi II
Boil Joseph iazhfd li"ur, q
Bnrdrii franris larvry Miss Caiharinr
lBurdnk Christopher { .nN ton Capr Parker
Blagm,.r htrs G. ualoitc .ill,Nman Nm
!iuIicr Mss I!atrnIC : .o,rtt Capt Saml
C""per J","ph Lawt"n Susa"
Chorard Richard Luro Mr.
Cunningham John Perry Rev
Curtis & a fnttrrJ T.
Champln EliZsbe ID sade
D.arn.> VIM >wa.-y Mrs Harriet L
DlXou Geo Z Tay Tor william
Fish Clns ii S--3 Tew Latham L
tIiion Rev Jas Wal,te,it D.
Fy WIN \ Ward Capt Jas
fuN Mrs JANEsrowS.
Galiian John L!dred Capt peleg
Gardiner Charles iElsn.
Graham Mr. Mccarthy PdtriC
Prot of Music Gllhoyiy Margaret
Garduer MIS- Albert
iN-.-3w. ASHER ROBBINS, Z. VI
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FOR SALE,

,9-1 The house, at present occu-
'rSlxl pird by the subscriber. EoI
hsSN.. t,iins, &c. enquire oi
So. 10 G. G. PERRY.
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NEW ADvER TIsEMEM rs


REnAisi-o ~ rur Posr.ohfict. Siwroh1
r. 4. so,ynnE. /, le4I.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-13
cDNGRESS

WAsuIsGros January 10.-The SENATE was occu-
pied to-day in discussing The bill for the settlement of
the title to the Pea Patch island in the river Delaware,
on which the Government had commenced fortiiica-
ton for the protection Of the city Of Philadelphia
The bill proposes II submit tine question OF title 10 the
arbitrament of Mr. Horace Bnney. 1t also provides
that in case the decision shall go against the u )
four persons shall be appointed 1.-TWO from Pennsylvana
and two from New York; who may choose fifth per-
son as umpire to the value of the island at the
time it was taken possession of by the s. the amount
Of the to be paid by the Government Tor the
property The question pending and discussed to-day,
was the proposition OF Mr. Tappan 10 recomm the bill
to the Judiciary Committee, with instructions so to mo-
diff il as submit the question Of title 10 the u )
courts for decision. This proposition and the question
Of TITLE were debated by Messrs Dayton, Baya'd,
Breese, Buchanan. Clayton, Miller, Woodbury., Ben
ton, Tappan, and McDu.fie Tine three last named Sc
a motion Of Mr.. Benton, for the indefinite postpone
ment Of the bill, rejected By vote of 81 to IL.
motion TO lay the bill on the table pending when
the Senate djourned.
The House. engaged dnring The morning hour IN
debating the question growing ou of the report OF The
Committee on The Rules-the Abolition rule being the
point of controversy. We were mistaken yesterday,
in surprising that the subject had been postponed for
two weeks. alr. Brown of Tennessee occupied The
attention of the House, until il passed to the orders oil
the day.
The subject under discussion in Committee of the
Whole the reference of portions of the Presidents
message. The Committee of WAYS and Means sub
miltsd to the House, to-day, bills sppropriaDg for the
Indian department, the Military Academy, The army
and the civil and diplomatic service. 1t will be seen
from them, that this important committee has not beer
idle, and wasting its time in the holydsys. Earnest il
given that the Democracy means TO redeem its PLEDGE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-13

CO. REWARD-Ran away from the subscribers on The nsht
. I'd Of the instant man SAM lie has nigh
head OF hair dark brown COLOR about - or =
years Of three dccaycd front teeth about 5fee inches high
He had on he eft hair seal which was burnt IN Two
nacc. also orer coat with cape and pair
Of blue Kentucky Jeans pants The said Negro formerly belong
IN Mr. Edward Weir OF Caroline county He has wife In his
former masters have doubt but he Is or
will be- lurking about whee he formerly came isoI WI. tIy
the above reward apprehension Of SAM and VIII pay
bring him this place, or TO have MIN
lods ed any Jail that get him again ,,,us
,, "a, "a 76-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-13

I, the people, and carry that retrenchment which
was in progress up The days of The hard CIDER o'ss
patton. The termination OF the inoiah ~ "
inc;nn of the Iudan tlss-the falling OH Of the pen
s;on l,sts-tae compst on Of the great ru'ic slfuc
,",ss and HE winding up of The banking era DIT system
which had before doubled The price on all the purchase
If (,ayernment made The time proPt Gus to tue INTRO
ducton of economy. Coonery Oh coming m reversed
the order of things. IL doubled 1ne eApth''u ~
adn.ed The resources one half. Hence our Niliona
dat and d,Gcit-lG Globe.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-13

COLONEL RICHARD NJ JoHssos.-From an article
in the Kentucky Yeoman, learn that some of our
brethren OF the Press have been premature in announ
cling that this gentleman would not, under any circum
sances acce the nomination OF Vice Presden; Tor the
nextterm. The Yeoman states that the Colonel will
cheeruly serve the people in any capacity in which
they may think proper to place him.
rLmchbuyo Republican.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-13

We shall not CT ticlse the str c.nfes ~
of our recent articles, by " Ohver "
Washington Correspondent, of The rn'.'-
Gazette" W. are more than contei"
men, he is pleased to pay TO our " % O.
power of (our pen, ard especially 70 u,
fa,.sieh,. d sa gacIty which can see N 'as
of the iutu,e-in the dark womb a "''
which are rapidly approaching, and u.
prompts him to have his sails set 60 a.
first impulse Of the shifting VINO, cV"J,
quarter of the compass it may'-'fn0Ip ~,
school does say" that the charm ol a.
is gone, (ouD wand IS broken' .b,
much whether we are the " yehe'a'''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-13

We have to inform the Wing, that Il ta'
the action of the Republicans OF Louisa tea
appointment Of Delegates 10 the ID s'rct e.
just adjourned. We are informed by gealIrr
highest respectful lIty, that The delegates TO iF
Convent on were reporte by nominating
and regularly confirmed by The meei't
clamatlon of a very large vote. There
difficulty in the selection Of county i
and the meeting adjourned wtiont e1'
choce-but as 10 The appointment OF
TO the District Convention, The VISIT
meeting were fully expressed While on ~'
il is proud duty for US TO award the h's@'
the bearing of General W.llam +. Gordon '
casion Though he d, sired tina, action 81.
pended, in order 10 concilaie the friends Of a.
sdental candidates; he told the people no.
never desert the Republican flag tie
preference for Mr.. Calhoun, bu, at tue /
cand dly admitted that there wa' no p
Mr.. C.'s nomination, and frankly nyoFf
nation to 20 'to the d. alh" for the noma'
,ional Convention. Can we despair OF
when we see man Ike William + q"
the disintarested and magnanmous stats
eloquent and able defender Of the r'ch's !
and % the trae principles Of the Cons
s,criEc ny his personal preference on -.
country: We are pleased 10 hear, N J.: 30
don, E<q ga true chip ii the old ti,cAi
red IN his i.thsrs pa'riolic views
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-13

RErRrScnMExr-The, for the u.ost part, excellent
resolutions offered by Mr. Mckay, IN the House of
Representatives. looking to a general reform and re-
trenchmen in the expenditures Of the Government.
will be found in another column. We trust, that we
shall see both parties unite in carrying out The view
Of these resolutions far they be made to stop
the ltaEs-f Alexandria Ga-ette.