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eIcunOND MARKFTs-Pv.,r.ny % lsal

RICHMOND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. y, Ie4l.
ToB.cco-Iug 81 81 %; leaf 81 80 a Sos mid
ding, 81 Is % good Tor manufacturing, and selling
from 81 81 toe.
Foca1cre is very little doing in this article The stock
i small and receipts lights the last sales
holders III store generally asking 81 -.
WnGAr-Sl % per buslel for good quality.
CcRS-i0 50 cents
MEAL-50 81 cents.
per bushcl Dock, from,
the Depot-but little IN market.
Pl.srER-Lump, So IS at wharf; Basin, 4.
Lmg-sl III.
SALr-Sl IS 60 by the in 81 20 -.
IRos-Tredegar, 800 Swedes, % 1905 Country, IS II So
E.ms-4i 4! cents
BuTrER-5a IL.
suc.n-New Orleans, 81 s. Porto Rico, 80 Isl ST. CroI,
! 50a9.
CorrEr-Laguira and Rio S7as.
Teas q l25 cents.
MoLA.Es-New Orleans and Porto Rico, Of 81 cts
B.cos-Ba,timore, 81 a 5; city cured 50.
BEEF 81 so a 4 50.-Mu1roS, 81 80 n 80.
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The Secretary of the meeting of the D'mocra
party of Prince George, which was held at The last
Court Of that county, requests US TO announce the
names OF the following gentlemen, who were opPonted
Delegates to attend the District Convention at surry
Court House. for the purpose OF nominating candidate
to supply the vacancy occasoned by the resign OF
Robt Ridley the late Representative OF the DISTRICT
in the Senate Of Virginia
DR.. Robt Harrison, VIM G. Birchett, Pete! Brchetl,
sr Uriah williamson, Alfred Butts, Jno Matthews
Jas Cooke, Thos. s. Gary, Jno. L. Meade and VIM
On motion the Chaieman, Jas s. Gee, and the Sc
cretary, +. A. Stands, added to the dele 9aon.
Petsysjurg Republican,.
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In times like these, when every thing We hold dear
is at issue-when all the grea, principles of Virginia
are threatened with prostraton when so formidable an
STYLED him IN Al The head of the Republ c. when,
IN fact, the Wings (Federasts in gran Fedesaliss IN
principle Federalsts in msasures) are struggling TO
wrest from US all the fruits of The victory Of forty years
not the bitter "prncipal fruit of their victory of lelo
as the absurd Wing Address terms that nbominabie
MEASURE the Tariff OF 42-but the glorious victory OF
the election of Jefferson 1c00t well becomes eve
ry Republican to forget himself, in reverence to his
cause-to sacrifice his personal aspirations or his per
sona preferences TO the great principles which he pro-
fesses When, therefore, We hear OF any example Of
this Gisinteres.edness, deem right and proper 10
make bonorable notice Of in the annals Of the lie
public" Such is now before Us. We had aP-
pretended difficulty in the county of Caroline
Messrs Washington Qhe late Delegate) and "h'e
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SALE OF THE REAL ESTATE OF BANKRrPTs.

me Eastern Dsrc, Of Virginia. made the slh day OF io
veher 1872 shall SELL public auction To The highest bidder
certain Real Estate mentioned in the schedules OF persons WHO
hav. .-n d-cre.d bsnknp On their petition. wheie the
sam. does ot apea b The schedules be under any deed of
lows, 10 wit: III. -
In William vausians case in one nan OF 10 acres
o Land az Joint Lucinda Baa:d Formerly ucinda
Vaughan wing on Pea Mountain Nelson county adjoining
the lands Charles Cooke, Henry Rogers anu 'oh H. BIOS
by. - 1870, il a-o ,.ros - : -,
In John r H. Shorts cae, life interest IN "p acres o Land
living in the county Of louioun near the Tow" o.
m " R,mbat's case his simple interest, being one
second mart IN tg,o Federal street, in the town Of
Petersburg. L n,o.. - ,,, r
anv purchase shall be hundred dollars or more, and then WI
M a., cash one third months, and onehird at
,,,sys ,nonrhs from tie of No VIII bs
made 10 the purchaser case, until e hole purchase mo-
nov h. =. nail and conveyance directed by the Court.
~, ,hove sae " ~ be made front 81 the Court Room OF the
red States Court, on aeth day Of February, 1914 at public
49, -, m. HIGHEST bidder, II O'clock A H.
au''''' ~ EDMUND CHRISTIAN General Assignee
>, =, 92lds
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..rrlr SpARTAN EANn g

The Democrats o. tbs city are re organizing with
grea, spirit and ndomable energy. They have esla-
bshed two minor societies, in cooperation with the
general Democratic Associaton-one is called 1.-The
shochoe Hall Democratic Association" They organ.
ized with great animation and respectable numbers
cccdlngs this morning. MINOR Charles H. Hyde ls
elected Presidents William W. Dickinson, LIST Wee
President; DR.. +. d. Robinson 2nd; and Daniel 5
Mccarthy, 81; John Lynch, Recording Secretary: T.
Richie, H. lst Assistant Secretary and VIM. Burke,
2nd Assisan, Secretary; Thomas l.. Beazey Treasurer.
Last night, the Democrats of the city, East of OH
street, met We have received of their pro-
ceedings.
The general Democratic Association Of the city meets
at the Exchange Hotel Tomorrow night. All the De-
lnocra,s in the city invited 10 lie present pune
lunl attendance is requested.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-23

WHEREAS. bath occurred The House of Repre-
~ Of the United states, hy the resignation Of the
Honorable !irnfy A. Ne late Representative Tor The seventh
Ccn.re ona District composed Of TIE rounes of Yuk Aero
mack Northampton, Elizabeth CNy Warwick James Ciiy the
cv of Wian.hirg The counties ot New Kent, Charles C
Matthew's Gloucester. Lancaster aud AuhRhrrlan Tie She
rl countless aud the Mayor OF the city Of Williams
burg therefore, hereby required the of the Com
hold elections their
fourth Thursday in April next Repre-
sentative said District. fill the
Given under my hand Governor aud lie lesser
ri the commonwealth, Rcfhlond, This nineteenth
lskAl'I Hay OF February IN the year lcil.
IA. MCDOWELL.
E., -p,u
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STILL MORE BLUNDFRs.

Wednesdays Wing charges the Governor with hav
ing "lent the powers Of his station promote party
object OF very contemplate magni,ude'-iu fixing the
congressional elections in The Accomack and Alhe.
marie districts The general election day, instead Of
earlier in April. The Wing further says, "ihe ar
rangemo smells Of intrigue, and is intended pro-
mote cabal" Tine above is the loose assertion of the
Wing. The facts are, that stated on Tuesday
the Delegates from the Accomack district, UhrS aad
Democrats, waited on the Executive, and urged the
pos.ponement til April; and, it in obedience to
their wishes, that the day fixed in order 10 have
.fui aud fair election 1t is understood, that upon
the faith of these facts, his Executive Council ADVISED
HIM to the For analogous reasons, the
election in the Albemarle district was fixed for the
sotcns rs charge against the Governor IL had seen
remarks Of Tuesday, which II had "overooked,
when lis first article penncd. 1t now very gently
SAYS that "se Governor not under The necessity
of taking what was clearly bad advice. While the
Wing this ungractous tnanner virtually eXoneEaes
the Governor, II should have transferred the blame
from his shoulders 10 those Of the Ghg Delegates who
gave him the "bad advice" Why did he not charge
ihem with tintrigue, and with the intention 10 "pro-
mote cqba{ ." Is II far that he should charge De
nocratc Governor with the worst motives, that is, the
usjnc of hs Office for party &c and when he finds That
his Wing brethren involved, should speak ndiiier
en,y of The very thing, and term it "bad advice;
What ourht we TO ,hink Of editor who would, ac-
cordins 10 his own admission, enact such wretched
plumbers, lie "overooked' the facts stated by us,
grossly and nnorantv attacks the motives Of Governor
Mcdowell finds himself mistaken, and that his own
friends are urnenabe To his attacks, ard endeavors
smooth the whole matter over by calling il 'bad adj
vice" b. his showing, he is convicted Of inter
careessnpss and 'ency, of desire 10 make
oar,v capital against us BY the fabrication of facts
"o suit" One or the other inference is inevitable.
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By tie Goetrmor Of Virginia.

Il ~.
WHEREAS vacancy hath occurred IN the House Repre-
W o the United States by the
Honorable Thomas w n.r, late Representative for the h
District composed the Albemne
Bedford Greene Orange, Amherst aud Madison: The
SherTs said therefore, hereby required
he name Of the Commonwealth. hold elections rcspec
tive counties the fourth Thursday in April next for Repre-
the said District, ill the vacancy aforesaid
hand, Governor and under the lesser seal
ihe Commonwealth at Richmond this nineteenth day
SEAL Of February, IN the year leii.
IA. MCDOWELL.
Cl-k
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Yesterday vas Il real iqdian Summers day. The
a., wss no mild and soft Spring The day was cele
s..,oJ by our Volunleer Companies with much spirit,
,h"nah we missed the "Old Blues" who, with the
Governor. spent the day with their Military brethren
Of Petersburg. ,,
Artillery At noon the Capitol Square with filled win
looms voung and old. The Artillery, Capt. Ellis,
civ reoroanizad with their new uniforms OF grey,
,;nmed with black, and their guns AID carriages as
"n;ce as new pin" the Scarlet Guards, Capt John
also with their scarlet coats aud bright
hlue ,rousers. and last and least The Boys OF Mr.
Rnrke's Richmond Academy, under Captain FORBES
who with their grey uniforms set oil with bF'gnt pune.
buttons and their "reni muskets ana SWORDS nv
,oodeu as in the early days OF oar military glory,) as
';bod everv one with their order and accurate ma
rmuvres Hard by, in front of the Virginia House,
var. arrayed The Dragons of Chesterfield, Henrco
and Richmond City, under Tie Command OF Captains
Weisiaer McRae, and Gregory, respectively, whose
n,ancnp chargers and regular fires added 10 inc scene'
pn;ds, the smiles of some Of cur lares bellies Inc
sslnte was we'll fred-the Public Guard under Lieu
Rrown. leadnr off. The Artillery dlned at their
Cnn House. with the Infantry of the Academy and
an, citizens ne their guests Many Patriotic toa'ls
ID soeecbes we're received with enthusiasm m the
ooc,sion The scene closed al night with splendid
Rail at the Academy, literally given by Mr. Burke 10
his Youthful soldiers where there we're many sparkling
eyes and beating hearts
Nav We see many DAYS as pleasant US yesterday,
when a whole nation offered up their homage to tue
orea, and pood WASHINGTON, WHO has lett US ron
legacy 10 NOV and his virtues to emulate IN pro
noting our true glory and happiness
A WASHINGTON Correspondent of the "N. Y. Tfi-
iLa
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nIcnARp =. RRoApprs and IonN 5 GouLpIN an

- ICIIARD +. BRoADDUs and JOHN :. G0ULDIN
IL their way v, every person indebted the
Richmond Enquirer, Richmond Wing, Richmond Compiler
Literary Messenger and Farmers Register between
Rappahannok rivers, and the Blue Ridge
and the Chesapeake bay. hope that each who is al
ready prepared, will make preparation their nes by the
called either Of The above named gentlemen
very Tor each indebted, but Of no small
Importance to those 10 whom il - due,
WIN. GOrLDIN,
Collector for Enquirer, Wing. Sc.
Feb g3-sI
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were candidates for the House. We had sso heard
to James Dckerson spoken OF, as Of the strong
est, perhaps the strongest man in The couny-nn he
red'ary Republican shining in bis merits-nnd
snuneh IN The principles OF the Republican Faith We
have afead1 stat. aith what grace The two candidates
(aersrs Washington and White) Withdrew from the
canvass, as soon as he nomination Of Col Archibald
Samu!S CHE former worthy and excellent Dslcpa:c)
had been made by the Republicans. Blu, were not
then aware Of the disn,esesledness which Col Dick
erson had manifested on the same occasion. As soon
as Col mel Saniufl' nominated Mr.. Dickinson
came forward, and at once forgetting his preten-
sions, declared his cordial discrimination 10 exert all
his energies Tor the election o: Col Samuels Shall we
not see similar illustration of these generous feelings
III the county Of Louisa:
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The Editor, who offers premium for disin,eres:ed
office holder ought first to that his own skirts are
clear Gle who claims equity ought first to do 1t.
The aConducteur" who attributes the first edition
Of the late Democratic Address 10 committee OF Of
ftice.hoters in lS2-, had better recoec The predlca-
nent in which he himself stands. He owed office to
Mr. Clay, Secretary of Siate-in 2o--and made the
marvellous discovery geography, that the nearest
route 10 South America was ria Great Britain.
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~ nrIcr NO. PLANTERS AND NERcnANTs The rate Of

NOTICE TO PLANTERS AND MERCHaNTS-The rate OF
TRANSFORMATION Tobcco hrg,heads from CASTOR Pc
sburr bv the and Roanoke and Petersburg Ra
roads leo pounds; from Petersburg 10 Richmond,
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad il 81 IS hogs
head include all CHARGES e forwarding tfanspoa
nn and draya.c in Petersburg Tobacco consigned Ia
the Agent of the railroad Company, ut CASTOR, and
The eenesvlc Railroad Company advertise TO forward all
,rire a. Glsion and VIII take from The
r-rsb,fr Dcpot Petersburg, that
case - than DAY and half or two days between
and Richmond
THE rate upon Dry Goods and Richmond P
lie Sbur. . follows:
On Dry Goods, in bores, u cents per hundred.
in bales, II do.
On Groceries, 10 do.
And from Petersburg to CASTOR. - cents per 100 lbs
JOHN WILLIAMS, Treasurer.
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Office, Feb e. s3,2m
ar The Raleigh Register, Warrenton Reporter, Oxford Exam
ner Milton Spectator and Danve Reporter i'll please copy
twice week for two MONTHS send their this Of
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NORTHERN FUNDS WANTED.

I'E subscriber VIII purchase, al all times checks and Drafts
ON the Northern cities, highest Of premium. Per
sons having Drafts Baltimore Philadelphia New York
Boston, would do we'll give him call before they dispose OF
them.
left with him for The purchase sae Of Virginia State
Stock James River aud kanawa Bonds, Bank stock, shalt
ALWAYS have prompt attention. J. :. MORTON,
Office ii,h street, Pos, Office and Main
Feb
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MR. CLAY wl he in Raleigh, on Friday The l2h Of April
~ Raleigh Register, FEB. 20.
n, Just drops into Virginia in time for The Virginia
Elections, viz: 4h Thursday, 27th of Aprll-A very
arrangement for attacking the citadel.
1Eugairfr
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srrD OATs.-sEED OATS ).


SUPPLY Of above just received and for sale low, AZ
the new cranary, opposite the Tol-honse, Cary street
Also all kinds Of Mill. OfFAL, CORN, NEAL, FLoon'
~ The hghes, prices obtained for all descriptions Of OK AIN
W ~ GUEST & ZIMMERMAN,
Opposite the Toll house, Cary suee,.
W-eo$e
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Washington Correspondent of The "N. Y, Tfi-
bune" writes, that among The nominations sent 10 me
vice Pendleton resgned-and Mr.. Watterson, of'renn
Charge 10 Buenos Ayres
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WM. +. RICHIE.
Richmond, Feb. 23d, lS4l.

OF Payments transmitted by mail 10 be postage PAID
risk. By The regulations of The Post Office Department Pomls
tiers authorized frank letters, containing money for sub
scriptioaS TO newspapers
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For fredericksburg Tirginia, ria Punsosogue, 7cco-
mack county, Eastern Shore Of Ia
TIME pubic are respectfully informed the well known and
L superior steamboat EAPPAHANNOCk, Noah Fdrbank,
Captain having put IN thorough repair VIII resume h
route above leaving Baltimore Saturday alrrnooon the al
March, O'Clock and si run by ne following sehed"'ei
Arrive AZ Pungo,eacue, Sunday n : O'Clock A. ~
Merry Point, at l. NJ
Urbanna, a. 3 a
TappaIann0ck, at :.
1aytons, al = =,
Part Ray
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.5raip., a Eirii 7dyi5.

! mrs - u
Mr.. Clay says 10 the 0pP0Se-s
/ of such 4 Tariff:
" My exertion> in Congress
have been directed 10 he modi-
| fcGtion and REDCCYJO.E Of
| Tariffs. ! aerer was IN favor ri
what regarded as 4 hi.h Ia
fif." 81 never was in favor q,
| duties being 81 hish a Ia amount
10 a PROHIBITION Of articles
ON which they are laid. ! did
| NOT vote for the Tariff of 1916"
II have thought IL best for all
interests that there should he
| competition. And the Richmond
VIII. even goes So i2r Us 10
| claim that Nr. Clay is more oil a
| Free Trade man Than Slr. Van
Buren,.
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,,n a, pm Rnva untl Monday, nj Ocock, and aTTtr NJ
between 10 O'Clock, a. W., in time for the
cars for Richmond aud Washington .
after the arrival Cars from WASHINGTON and Richmond
a po ROYAL al r. Nj Layjon az 4, +. NJ; Tlppabannoek
a. p ~ deep Greek p ~ remain AZ Deep Creek until
morning, and arrive Crbanaa At 6. A. NJ Merry
po;nt ~ A. end pungu,eague p NJ; thence to Bait
,uo,s where she eariy Thursday morning.
az The IappaianEock will continue 10 above, leaving
Baltimore every Saturday afternoon, a; o'clock Throughout the
d~y River Frechts taken a ye-y reduced ate,.
T<J- Passage and Fare, s5.
=, 81
The St. Landry whig., 1844-09-12
OUR HEALTH.

We are sorry that ii has been so industrsously
circulated through the country, that Opelousas
y now the seat Of an epidemic-supposed by
SSujany to be yellowfsver. Such is not the case.
he y true that there have been some severe cases
VII congestiye fever here, which has bourne TO
.cccat home from whence no traveller returns, " two
three Of our promising youth, and Frustrated
the bed Of sickitns a few others, who are now
pcopNaiescent but we think there is no p%articu-
iar danger to be apprehended from visiting our
town. Those cases were caused, no doubt, by
exposure. As incidental to this climate, our
mornings and evenings are, at this season Of the
year, very cool, and midday very warm. BY
strict care in guarding against these extremes,
we believe no person has any thing to fear.
Certainly there have been no cases of yellow
fever here this Summer, and we have heard Of
no new cases Of any kind offever in town for a
week past. Opelousas, we believe, is as healthy
40 amy part Of the State, at present, and undoubt-
eddy as healthy as the country around US.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-09-12
VOTE ON THE ADJOURNMENTTONEW
ORLEANS.

Mr.. Taylor, of Assumption, offered the follow.
ing resolution:
ReSoloed, That when this Convention shall
ADJOURN on the oath inst, to meet on the End
tuesday of January next, it shall adjourn to meet
IN the city Of New Orleans.
MIR. Splane moved that the above resolution
be laid on the table-lost, 80 yeas, 45 NAYS.
Mr.. Ratliff moved that the resolution he made
the order ofthe day for to-morrow-lost
Mr.. Beatty moved the previous question, and
called for the yeas and nays--37 yeas, 81 NAYS.
There being a tie, the President voted in the
negative and the motion was lost.
MIR. kenner moved for the adoption of tho
resolution, and called for the yeas and NAYS,
YEAs-Messrs. Aubert, Beatty, BENJAMIN
Boudousquie, Bourg, Briant, Brumfeld, Car,
riere, Cenas, Claiborne, Conrad of Orleans.
Conrad Of Jefferson, Couyillon, Culbertson
Derbes, Eustis, Garcia, Guion, Grymes. Ksn'
ner, King, Labauve, Ledoux, Legendre. Leon.
ard, Marigny, Mazereau, Prescott Of AyovalIaa
Prescost Of St. Landry, Preston. Prudhomme
Koman, Roselius, ST. Amant, soul6, Stevens
taylor Of Assumption, Trist, VOORHEES,, Wads.
worth, Wykof; Winchester, Winder-4a.
NAys--Messrs. Brent, Burton, Cade, Cham
pAss' Ghinn, Downs, Dunn, Garrett, Hudsnetb
Humble Hynson, Lewis, McCalop, McRae
Mayo, O'Brien, Poets, Penn, Porter. RatliFs
held, Saunders, Scott of Baton Rouge, Scott Of
Feilclana, Scott of Madison, Sellers, SnIene
layior Of 81. Landry, Waddil and Weder.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-09-12
THE MEETING OF SATURDAY LAST

The Wing meeting last Saturday was not 50
large as we could have wished-owing no doubt
to the reports relative to the sickness in town
but for every practical purpose, it was sufficient
" large. Those who did attend, went to work
heart and soul for the cause, and all that we met
for was accomplished. The proceeding are in
a subsequent column.
By an announcement it will be perceived that
ON SATURDAY NEXT, the Clay Club meet at the
GRAND corEAu. We anticipate a large meet
ing. i is now time to be at work-so, Wings,
set your shoulders to the wheel, and redeem the
good name Of the Parish. Let us win the ban
ner What say you? It must be done
The St. Landry whig., 1844-09-12
WING MEETING.

Wf11A MELE A1TSGs
At a meeting Of the Wings Of the Parish Of
St. Landry, held pursuant to previous notice, at
the town Of Opelousas, on Saturday, 7th inst
Hon. GEoReE KING was called to preside, and
R. TAYLOR appointed Secretary.
On motion,
Resolved, That a committee of three be ap-
pointed to draw up a preamble and resolutions
expressive ol'thc objects of this meeting
Who, after a short recess, made the following
report, which was unanimously adopted:
Believing it to be the right of a free people TO
assemble for the purpose of selecting their
rulers, and adopting those measures they may
deem necessary for the public happiness. and
safety; and, in order to secure more perfect
union and harmony in the Wing ranks, and to
ensure the success of the cause in which we
are engaged, this meeting have associated
themselves together under the name of the
CLAY CLUB FOR THE PARISH OF ST. LANDRY.
ResolUed, That we have the utmost confidence
in the ability, patriotism and integrity of HENRY
CLAY, and recommend him to the people of this
Stale as a suitable person to Fill the office of
President Of the United States that we are in
.duced to do SO, not only on account of his pri-
waite virtues, his eminent talents, and his attach
ment to Wing principles, but on account of his
zeal and devotion in the cause of civil liberty,
manifested through a long and brilliant public
career, in which he has directed all the energies
Of his mind to the accomplishment ofthis object.
ResolOed, That we believe his election neces-
sary not only to the success fthe Wing party,
but to the prosperity of the country, to TIE de-
velopmentfof its resources, and to the attainment
of that proGd and distinguished rank to which il
is entitled among the nations Of the earth.
Resolved, That we concur in the nomination
of THEoDoRE FRELINeHrYsEN as Vice presi-
dent of the United States.
RESOLVED. That we are in favor of a National
Bank, SO regulated as to guard against abuse
a distribution of the proceeds of the public lands
among the several States, for the purposes of
and internal improvement; and a
Tariff which will afford q sufficient revenue for
an economical administration ofthe Government,
and at the same time incidental protection 10 all
the branches Of American industry.
Resolped, That we are in favor of the supre.
Of the law a strict accountability among
all the officers of Government a sacred regard
and preservation ofthe public faith and honor;
IN upright and independent Judiciary and a
oyal and constant obedience to the Consti U ion
Ind laws.
Rcsolred, That a President, two yioe-Presi-
1ents' a Secretary and ] fSasurer to the Clay
Club OF st. Landry, be elected, and that it shall
oe the duty Of the President to appoint a cores
bonding committee-committees of vigilance in
he different wards ofthe parish-and such other
officers as he may deem necessary and proper to
the objects Of the Wing party.
Rcsolred, That every Wing voter of the Par
sh Of St. Landry be and he is hereby recognised
is a member Of the Clay Club, and be invited to
participate in its proceedings.
GEO. KING, President. .
r. TAYLOR, Secretary.