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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-04-15

The Hon. John Sergeant and the Hon. Hen
~ A. Wise have arrived in Washington from
Philadelphia. The latter, we understand
leaves this afternoon for Va.
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The following is official return Of the annual
salaries Of the Ministers and Officers Of State:
The CABINET
First Lord of the Treasury, (Prcmier,) the
Right Hon. Sir Robert Peel Bart 600
Secretary Of State for the Home Depart.
ment, Sir J. Graham 5000
Secretary Of State for Foreign Affairs, the
Earl Of Aberdeen s 600
Secretary Of State for the Colonies, Lord
Stanley snoo
Chancellor Of the Exchequer Right Hon
n Gouburn sooo
First Lord Of tho Admiralty, Earl of Had.
dington ,oo
President of the Board OF Control Earl of
Ripon a 600
President Of The Board Of Trade, Right Hon.
Z. Gladstone 1000
Secretary at War, Lieutenant General Sir
Henry Hardings Q sao
Psymsster- General and Treasurer OF the
Navy, Sir Edward Kna chbull 1000
Com mander-in. Chief Of the Army, the Duke
Of Wellington 34ss
Lord High Chancellor Of England, Lord
Lyndhurst looo
Lord President Of the Council, Lord wbarn-
cfe o ooo
Lord Privy Seal, Duke Of Buccleuch 1908
NOT OF TINE GARNET sr VIRTUE oy orr,cr.
Postmaster General, visoount Lowtber $500
Master General OF the Ordnance, General
SIR George Murray $500
mas'er on ,ne VIM, non T.. Gladstone 1000
Master Of the Horse, Earl Of Jersey 9s00
Lord Chamberlain, Earl Delaware o0oo
Lord Steward, Lord Liverpool oOoo
Chancellor OF the Duchy OF Lancaster, Lord
G. Somerset 1000
uorney-Gepefal, Sir Frederick Pollock & sOO
Judge Advocate General, Sir John N,cbojl 9 200
Solicitor General Sir William FoIlett with
liberty to practice al the BARI 1 100
IRELAND.
Lord-L'tutenant Of Ireland, Earl de Grey o0Ooo
.e'.e"y 'o' Ireland LORD III oil $500
CNp' uous"o.no', or fnWaro Sugden 5000
ward Bakeney 4 600
her Most Gracious Majesty, Queen Victoria 500 900
lOut OF which she has to pay the Officers of STATE
Her Majesty the Queen Dowager loo ooo
H. Royal Highnoss Prince AIber, IoooV
,Ins S.ogV ~. =, oe's,um $1,000
His Majesty Ernest, King Of Hanover 81 ooo
His Royal Hghness the Duke Of CAMBRIDGE OF md
Prince George Of Cambridge eo0o
Her Royal Highness the Duchess Of Clouc,.
u Ter $4,000
'''d' Of Gloucester la,ooo
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~ Mr. GEoses A. Caldwell again re.um-
ed his SEAT today in the House, having been
confined to his room from ndisposiiion
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Mr.. GEORGE A. CALDWELL presented the
petition Of Mrs. Catherine Gale of Lincoln county
Ny. Referred to the Committee on Rcvolutionafy
Claims
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CONGRESS-MoSDAY.

In the Senate, the morning hour was occu-
pied in the presentation of memorials and peti-
tons, which was all the business done AT the
time our paper went TO press.
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Piano Forte has appointed the subscriber his sor
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persons DESTROYS Of having this delightful appendix
TO their Pianos should apply. The only instrument
having the addition sale, vbicb was listened
70 with pleasure and sstopishment on MONDAY by
the large ssscmbsge at the Presbyterian Church Oh
Four -sud half street. snd must be heard TO BE- dul
appreciated, can be seen and tired q, staliorer''
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By the President

JOHN C. CALHOUN, Secretary Of State
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two sres, parties were Of themselves sufficient
10 satisfy the nation. The danger Of European
influence TO defeat our attempts to get back
Texas, rendered necessary the usual secrecy
necessary 10 the successful termination oil
nearly every negotiation, and they were con
Quoted secretly, and they were not "sprung"
upon the nation simply because no treaty could
be made Nth which to "spring" upon the pub
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UNION.
From The London Sunday Times Of Feb Is, Is4R
SALARIES OF HER MAJESTY'S MINISTER'S
AND OFFICERS OF STATE.


The following is an official return Of the annual
salaries Of the Ministers and Officers Of State
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-17
TIE Infamous Lie about .'Lmgaia and Lirirs. +,

TIE Infamous Lie about bargain and L.irirs.o
Some oi the Lpcof'co papers filled with ariel "a
touching this hase calumny upon Of pure and unsu
lied regulations whose characters IRE ~, on
ly far above the reach Of their poi-ned arrows but in
fniley beyond heir own in all that constitutes po,,v
or patriotism. The following letter from friend in
neghborng county. will show the Effect Of the public
ZION Of Mr.. Glay's letters 10 Blair in ,ha, region:
BE 81 gond as To send me str,.e or 10 yroin;,,.
WIN elf Clay letters To Blair in them II prper n.o
Is made o' ihase letters, they will increase MIR. Clay.
vote al least 1000 in Virginia There are Thousands -
honest mcn who have strong prejndces against him hs
cause Of the belettha AIR. Clay was governed by inn.
proper natives. IN giving his vate 10 Mr. Adams but hi.
letters 10 Blair clearly prove every just and genero.
mud, that he vas governed by the purest prnrpls 81
patriotism. wish they could be published in pampble,
i"n ior general distribution IN time but supp Sc T,,
is now impTactcahle. The Press ought 10 keen ,sn,
in every paper till the election is ever The Win ,.
tors should use them freely disabuse the minds Of In
honest upon the subject Of '.har2ain and intrigue
Were 1t moi for ai charge, though as false ,s S,,,,
himself. Virginia would rasi her y,le for Mr. cl,y No.,
BY small, but by triumphant majority. Appeals shouM
be made 10 The generous feelings of HE neone ev.,v
where to cne Grward and do justice 10 the celinos ma
character OF Mr. Clay. who has suffered 50 much hy
fnisshood and detraction. Can the bphmioded and
honorable portion Of opponents stand by and see
brave generous helnnded, honest. honorable and n,
'rioiic sln Of Old Virginia Illus traduced and M, so,
lcrward and wipe away reproach Which designing me,
have 81 nnjnslv hraped upon her gallant ~ No. they
cannot, they will not. There too much good tee,y
IN the Virginia community for that Justice 10 Henri,
Clay. should now be The wacll@ord Lei it be sounded
every hill and valley OF This oil COMMUNICATE. and
venture to predict That Virginia will wine away Tho
stain by majority which will astonsh ALL 1t mus, bo
so--il Will be So
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-17

Illegal noting IN Baltimore. Democratic Cen
iral Committee of Baltimore seem 10 bc very indign,n,
at the charge OF fraudulent voting at the rece Mt election
IN 'hat city Aud yet arrests made in that CITY al
most daily and the individuals prored To be g,,n, and
punished, Uhelr punishment, however henr only fine
:" $50, which presume is paid out of The corruntinn
und raised for the pnpe and will be again paid for the
repetition OF the offence in November) The Baltimore
ppef, nen raj paper, says; I'VE have already pub
lsheo the names of various individuals who have been
convicted and fined for Illegal voting at the late election
in this city, and understand that warrants have been
issued against numbers Of others for the same offence
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-17


w several important accessiuns To The Wing ranks
nave recently been made in the State of Mssissppi-s-
'Hoflg thfin d. sanuel A. Cartwright Of Nath'z-i
gentleman equally eminent politician and IhysI-
c'an. AND what is pehaIs remarkable considering The
eScied state OF the public mind in opposition the Ia
'"i policv IN the coongrowing States growing ont ct
manifest misconcrption of their ineres,sat least
seems papably 50 to all unprejudced miuds-Dr Cart
"rghi's change Of opinion has been wrought by Tia!
very question lie is cotton planter and has watched
NE effect OF the tariff policy upon tie class of citizens
wheh he Is II not the most able. certainly not the ea''
heligeni individual. He believes il.ai, even II lilo
o"'y Imposed On oreg commodiiies is paid y The Gu"
sumner, the cotton grower pays but his fair proporOO
WINE Tor The sale Of his cotton The domestic market Is
.i preferable, IN pecunary point Of view, 10 The 70"
etSh rue the domestic consumes less than the lo''
es market now; but it is susceptible OF being ena
geo TO any proper extent, by protection, this objection
uses all us force. The Doctor has recently deVe'
powerful speech on the subject. which the Wings a's
circulating IN great numbers throughout the Sla'e u
mississippi. and from which they anticipate dee'deag
nsiicsi effects, by removing the scales from The eye
:" me Doctors brother cotton growers We would sag
ges' mat few thousand copies Nigh be advantageous
y sent 10 South Carona,-a State which pfod@'s
Jess cotton than any State south uf Viginiaess eve"
,nah Ncr'h Carollna-and ye, which kicks up m '".
russ aoosi lis nleres. in thai great staple than all tt"
''nefs' embarked in that interest, put together!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-17
rI.ECTORAt,. TICKETS.

We again urge thn " hgs in the country TO furrts
themselves with Eiect,r4l Tickets ard not 10 deter
it until 1t viii he oo late The price is so cen's per
hundred: bai We viii furnish hem s.as 10 those who
are unwilling unable to share with the expense ut
printing them Printed are better than written tickets,
because less liable error, and they save great deal
oi trouble
eJ- BE careful to thai on zach Ticke. the name
of the voter he written the b1ck.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-17

The Unirersiy.-The Charlottesville Jefe,s,ri,,
sa'es that this Institution has commenced its 2Ist .e.
s,"n under The most i!alterng prospects The number
{" students who have already mari:ulaed and WIN 70
IN attendance amounts 10 rs, and nearly equals tal of
a} previous session, and II is expected lha, the number
me several schoos muse follows: Ancien, Jsngua,e
a. ~ Aiodern Languages 10, Nlaemathics C5 Narr,I
s.h't.ephv 40, Chemistry -. Medicine IL. Ana,,n$
- Ifial Philosophy L.. Law 80:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-17
MIR. MADIsoN,s EsrIMATE OF MIR. CLAY.

shh MAUI 'o.S > 10 INA ] y. of MIX. CIsA1 +.
Nit Madison invited Mr. Clay into his Cabinet, IN
the most gloomy period of the last with ENGLAND
bat Mr.. Clay and his friends believing that he could rem
der more service 10 his country in The popular branch Of
our National Legislature, where he the leader OF iha
then Democratic party, he declined. Mr. Madison at
eiwards offered him the appointment 10 Russia which,
for similar reasons. Mr. Clay decll ned $50 great was
MI Madison \ confidence IN the and versatile talents
Of Mr. Clay that he prop sed to place him the head
pi our army al period when disaster after dsasor had
stricken dsmay into every heart and was only prevent
ed from sending his into the Senate by the advice
ba, he could not be spared from the halls of Congress
where his patriot yuce heard above all others in
rousin. the nation 10 manly resistance.
Such was the opinion of james Madison Of Henry
Clay; but the enemies of that have the impn-
donce TO call him Fedoralist. Louisville Journal
They tell n story General Cnss which is moi only
good, but. what is much BETTER troe The General was
making speech in Columbus Ohio,a lew days ago,
when he took occasion 70 vent his Indignation at Wing
cmblems, poles, hags coons, and all. While he was
expressing his contempt for all such insults 10 the under
standing Of the people, two large wagon oads Of hicko
~ passed before him in the State house yard covere
with hickory bushes and little muslin flags MIslakng
them for Ubig devices. he pointed to them, and pro-
nounced the spectacle disgracelu in the last degree.
Said he. Il have been among hidians but saw
any Thing So degrading aud contemplate. among
them ~
The Generals face must have been unusually inter
esing when he WAS informed that these wagons were
loaded with Locouco arguments. ID.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-17

IMroRr,sCx or SiNaIE NorE-Thc St. Louis
New Era states thai at tho late election in Missouri a
member o the Legislature OF Lewis county elected
oy maJrl,y Of only one vote from Clarke by five
votes; one from Lincoln by six votes; from Perry by
I'VE vetes one from Carroll by two votes and one from
i'avies by Nv" "n,es Soma ,f the menters from How
ard eounis were elected by ten VOTES, aud those from
Randolph, AndNlo, Gfundy aud Caldwell. by small
nalori,lea The Senator from Howard was elected by
majority OF ten votes, and the Senator from Cooper by
majority OF egh. votes and the Senator from Benton
by nine yotos.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-17
To which add Bartley's previous maj.

And he s now ahead 5,3S7
Eleven counties remain to he heard from.
CONGRESSIONAL.
The following is all tie additional information we
have respecting the Congressional election
First Disirrt.--J. J. Farran e.. F.) elected
Second Disirict.-F A. Cunningham a.. F. elect
cd.
Third Dis'rict.--R. c. Schenck CIV elected
Fourth District Joseph Vance CIV elected
Eighth Districi.-Aen Thurman a.. F. is proba.
bly, eeced-Whig loss
Ninth Distrct.-A. l.. Perrit. e.. F)-Whig loss
Tenth District - Columbus Deano (W)-Nhip
gain. Stone IL. F.) elected to fill the vacancy in the
present Congress
Thirteenth Disirict.--lsaac Parish e.. ~ elected
Wing loss.
Fourteenth Disrict.-A. Harper CIV by large ma
jority.
LATEST-An extra from the Columbus State Jour
nal, dated Oct. O'Clock. A. M. says:--'The stare
is just in from Cleveland, bringing glorious ldings from
the Reserve and rendering certain the election of Bart
ley by decided majority. A Wing Governor-a
Wing Sena'c-a Wing llouse-ahd Wing L. S.
Senaor," Gin place of Mr.. Tappan)
Glory enough for one day!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-17
PENNSYLVANIA

ne harrisburg Telegraph of Friday makes the Gl.
lowing remarks upon the returns of.the eecun Gr Gov
efnor as lar as then received; W. Wv
N FAVOR Of Nlarkle Skunk establishes ,hs -.
iae'-ihat The v"e of Pennsy lvania for presaan, y,
ne gwen to Henry Clay From what We knoy in liz
county, and The Information We have trn uber n,,s r
'"e commonwealth, we believe that several ,hnusand
Soes were gwen Tor Mr. Skunk by lhose who will vote
for Mr.. Clay" Tor President "'' WV
ihe onted States Gazette, on the same subject
spests as Iolioas: 'e s'''''''
'ihe result OF tie late election in renns,Iv.,i,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-17
FOR PRESIDENT,
HENRY CLAY, OF Kentucky.
ron VICE President,
Theodore Ere;in:iiuySen,O Of n. y.

WING ELECTORS.
Dis Robert IL. Whlheld, Of Isle Of Wight,
John j.. Shell. of brunswick
Henry J. Irving, of Cumbs Rand,
Joseph X. Irving. Of Amherst,
3 George II. Glmer. Of Pnlsylyania.
d Valentine w Spnlh1ll, Of Aibemarle.
John Janney. OF Loudoun,
5 Edward I. Tayloe. Of king George.
. Raleigh Il. Daniel, of Richmond.
10 Monan Bowers, OF Williamsburg,
! Andrew Hunter. Of jefferson.
II A. II. H. Stuart, Of Augusta.
IS W. Ballard Preston, Of Montgomery,
II Andrew $. Fulton, Of Wythe,
10 Allen / Capctton, Of Monroe.
Is Augustine j. Smith, Of lllrrisan,
II James NJ. Stephenson, of Tyler,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-17
NEW Jersey.

The Jersey Blues have nobv stood by their noble son.
The official returns of the for Governor have not
yet been received-and the majority of Charles C.
Stra,ton, the Wig candidate. is varousy estimated
II is about l500-Ihe Legislature stands as follows
Senate, 10 Wings and q Locos House, 40 Why's
and Is LAGOS Wing majority joint ballot %
Last wear the Locotco majority on joint ballot was g.
WING GAIN AZ This victory is important
as an election Of l. s. SENATOR To supply the vacancy
occasloned by Mr.. Day,ons term of service will come
letter from Princeton says; Capt. Stockton voted
here yesterday" 1--WE thought he had been ordered to
sea; was II all shamO land predicted that his brother in
law Thompson would be elected Governor by 2Oo0 ma
jorty '-Anoher letter SAYS: "Siockon's phz has ne
come 50 terribly elongated since his signal defeat that
his aud chin have in closer contact than ever"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-17

W, Me- John z Adams has recently dellsefea
speech IN Boston, dedcsted TO the Texas question: '"
70 o ms own agency and that of others in The iiea
,Ui9' ny which that territory was caJ4d Sl%
" nave not room Tor such notice -' as us 'u,u"
aug interesting revelations Jesef, np' We mus a-o'a
sum cient space t. y In Dnf neat
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-17

shows ha, the peope are beginning to understand the
question II tile tariff. and 10 know who is and Who IS
aat IN favor of protection. The wicked attempt de
ceivs lham into belief thai NJ. Polk is friend the
tariff Of s42 is likely 10 pave failure; and the
first day OF November c,H,i old Pfnns, yabia will show
herself arranged The side Of the md the prnc>
pies that mist promote the best Interests Of The Cum
npnweslth and The nationai large
The Philadelphia Inquirer s-ys' 'Mr. Shuht is prob
ably elected by small majority, just enough
the Wings at he Presidential struggle and thus give
The State 10 ay and Frelinghuysen. On The aliule
the Wings have for much satisfaction. Pennsy-
ysnia vii assuredly vote for Mr. Clay the first FRI
day Of November"
The North American says: at is now certain that
Mr. Skunk is elected Governor Of Pennsy lyanis. We
have been prepared for this result, editorial col
umns will attest since well as before the election.
When the hopes u unr friends were highest, eau
Toned readers against too much confidence in the
Of the Wing ticket. At the same lime upon in
formation and observation which fully satisfactory
ourselves. express the opinun--an opinion entertain
ed certain knowledge by leading Locofcos- thai
unless Mr. Shunks majority were leas, five Thousand
the State would 90 for MIR. Clay This condition IN ia
vof Of Mr. Skunk can ba'ely be accom- plished. and
therefore the Wings prepare for the first ol Noyeu-
her with undated hopes of success.
"What have they already done Compare the vote
at this Gubcnatoral election with that OF 1871 Then
The Ioeoiocos had majory Of more ilan % 600.
Now they cut down 10 fifth OF that number. When
has the Wing cnnse been equally strong III election
for Governor And If so much has been achieved with
General Markle-a name whose nomination the
Wings were divided-wha may moi he expected with
Mr.. Clay, who is the only and unanimous choice Of the
party ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-17

' 's'''' 'eoeu !" INC Stale o. Pcnnsyl
rama.
d l. n Levn (Nalive) -. David Wilmot Ooco)
:! IL inpersol (Whig) IL James Pollock (lNhin)
8 j. H. Campbell (Na,) II. A. Ramsey CNboI
.. Cd. inaersoll Q.oco) l5 Mos. Mcl r,n n ,ncoA
= y , :. ,'S' L"eo) TO- james Blank OLoco)
,'.'o r,'ahan '.oco) u J. Blanchard (Whp)
a ~ Mci,Vahe (N) -. Andrew Stewart (NO
s John Strohm (Whis) 10. HID. Fos,cr n ,ocN
~ ~ 3 ~ ",ef 'nco) 20. jno II, Ewing (Whig)
H. Chester Butler (Whip) e'
Tho 22d, 23d and Oath districts remain IN h. hc,,J
from =" ~ "'"''
IL IS proper to add that the Wing papers in Pennsyl
sania are not at all dshcarened bv the result bn n,nnd
I" "pck Their fllnts and Try it again. Indeed ,boy
speak with sangunc cor fdence Of carving the vote #
The State Tor Clay IN November For ourselves wa foo,
no hesitation in saying tina, zee have yery sab, ,,o
of 1t. We regard the recen, vote as ;r,c,,;.a :,
Folks getting the electoral vote of psnnsv,v,,, h.,
small majority, and we feel bound to say So to nreven,
''''e e'""u'h'e and future disappointment, Bnt such
Is mol the opinion in Pennsylvania We saw ,bis no,
10 o'Sheaf'en our friends, II ought mol TO do so. On
'"e contrary ought 10 lend them fresh energy To SUM
pay 'ne LOSS oil pennsylvania. if shorld lose her
'y giving The vote Of Virginia to Cay.-Tb;s
can, with proper exeron, be done. Bu, fur,uno,e
~ Clay may be elected wi,hou, either Pennsylv,,,
or |Hg'nla-Polk canno, be without both.
IL ought to be observed in this cpnnectioo. thu, ITO
Ao'''"""'s's' east remarkably heavy vote for their
own candIdaie-whch leaves it in do,h, ,h.h.
skunk has received majority of Tho yops At all l.,
Beaver they voted 500, in Washington GOO in Nsrcor
looo, &c. nc. And 'lhe Economists ~ , ,.li,;,.
sect IN Beaver, refused to vote ut all Whetber ,h;
'''se oooy OF voters will throw away their votes in M
'cmpe, or whether they will cast them far nm, mr. H.
''ne' o' 'he Presidential nominees, we have no means
VI @no"ins. It's manifest however, that it man be an
Important element in the result.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-17
Election Isl Monday (ite An dv) Of None n,ber.
THE RECENT ELECTIONS


The recent elections have somewhat disa ppoin;eJ both
parties Ia Georgia, the Wings have no, cone quite SO
well as they expeciedbut the Georgia papers attribute
IT to The lhnness of the vote. owing to the fact that the
only officers to be elected Congressm en- and they
promise ogive old fashioned Wing majority in No
ve'nber 10 Pennsy vania, on the other hand the ma
ority for the Locos ia from ten 10 fifteen thousand LESS
than they clamed before the election and ia not more
than was conceded 10 them by the Wings pene-
rally before the election took place New Jer
sey we had pacsd doubtful State in our
estimate of the result Of tho Presidential election
few days ago; while the Locos claimed her as certain
under the belief tina, Capt Siockon's Big Chm would
be destructive 10 the Wings but the Jersey Blues have
come on. indian. with victory. Aud Ohio is ALL O.
YER WlliG-as is Maryland. which led OF in the
October campaign Having thus grouped the different,
parts of the field Of battle proceed To detail as mi
nu,ely as neediul, the liJings somewhat in detail
which will show that if the Wings have not accom-
pshed all they desired they have achieved as mu,b ne
they hoped. The dings give token of goody day,'
in November. when the combined forces i'll NEE. in N
dent aud patriotic conflict throughout the Union:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-17
{ onncciicM Torn Elections
5IS Pratt's maj.

ConnccIicM IoMn Eleclions
The result Of these elections eyince great gains 10
me wing cause The majority in Connecticut. for
Clay and Frelinghuysen, next November will M, bs
less than 5000 WV ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-17
10.

revolutionized In AZ counties heard from the majority
Of BARLEY, the Wing candidate for Governor over
Todd, QLoco,) 3,95S
In the same counties, the majority for Shannon
at the last election for Governor was Lila