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To Gcx. SAMrrL HoCsroN.
IrcnLu. lMirA innua 1911

Is The day fixed upon BY the Democrats Of
Rockingham for theil grand dinner (a' TayIor'>
Springs four miles East Of HarIisorbrrg,) given
10 their brethren of Shenandoah, Page. Augusta
Pendcton, Hardy, Bath, tochbridsc Aliemarle,
Greene, Orange Nadison.-vea. Democrasevcry
where And the Committee Of Invitation do
hereby invite them al-all 10 attend They
would particularly invite The Ladies 10 grace the
Festival BY their presence. There they will I've
entertained with strains OF cloquence from some
ofthe most giiled orators in Virginia, poured out
in The most patriotic cause. They would Spe-
cially invite the generous citizens OF New-Markct
and the surrounding country. Our brelheren of
Augusta and Rockbrdge are III q minority al
home: lei them come, and their hearts shall he
c!lccred by association with thousands and thou
sands OF congenial spirits. They would urge all
Of their bre,hercn of Rockingham 10 attend and
give their visllerS Il JOYOUS reception. Come all.
and lei it be "A day long 20 he remembered by our
country PEACHl HARRISON.
JOHN kennedy.
ROBERT GRATTAN,
EDWARD II. SMITH.
JOHN Ii. WARTMANN.
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+ Al meeting OF the Democratic Association Oh
King and Queen county, at the Court iionsc, on
Monday slh day OF JULY 1911, Chat being Cour'
day) John Summerson, Esq, one OF ille wee re,
sidents. in The Chair who stated the once, %
this meeting was 10 appoint delegate, 10 llie De-
mocratic State Convention. 10 be held III ohar-
| louisville on the 10Th of September next.
! ON motion il was
Rt@ircd, That we approve OF The convention :, 10
he held by the Democratic party in charlottesville
on the l0;h OF September next, ana 'hat twenty
four delegates be appointed BY Inc ciiair 10
represent this Association in the Convention.
Whcrcupon the following gentlemen were ap-
pointed bv Tie Chair, TO Wit: Col w m q. va
viS, David p. Wright, Carter b. Fogg Dr; NJ
Faunlleroy. w. Skelton, L. Archer, l.. boui-
ware Samuel F. Harwood, Geo. *. Cawlhoh.
James NJ Tcilrics John Gaines. Carter NJ braN-
ton. Elias Warrington, Walker Halves, Walker
Street. Thos w. Carrel, Col Rohl. Bland, Capt.
Rott. Bland Geo. W. Simcoc, Thos. Carr Robt.
Bowdcn, VIM. Bird, S. Mann, and Norman
| Warrington.
On motion, the Chairman and Secretaries were
added TO the list of delegates 10 the said Conven-
ton
On motion il WIS
Rcslred. That a committee of three be appoint
ed by the Chair to invite the Clay Club OF King
and Queen 10 meet lis in Il fair discussion OF all
the questions now al issue, between tie two great
parties oflhiS country.
The following gentlemen were appointed ny
the Chair, VIZ Robert NJ. Davis, Walker Street
and VIM. ;. .Jeirics.
The Association was then addressed hy Young
er r. Watkins Esq. Al the conclusion ol his
remarks the committee returned, and reported the
acceptance of our invitation by the Clay Club To
meet lis al our August Court.
The Association was addressed by John Gaines,
President of this Association, ana Carter Nj.
Braxon slb-eleclor olthi> district, in two eloquent
and spirited speeches.
On motion ii was
RcoireG. That this Association invite Messrs.
Waller d. Lcake. of Goochaud, r. VI. 1. Hunter,
of Essex. and Richard Coke .Ir. OF Gloucester,
10 address us at our August Count, and
Messls r. c. Scott and James A. Seldom 10
address us at our next September Court
Rcoircd, That these proceedings be signed by
the Chairman and Secretaries and forwarded To
The Richmond Enquirer and Sentinel for publica-
ton.
On motion the Association adjourned.
JOHN SUMMERSON, J.. Pyts'dcM
r. NJ. DAYS, aeu,ocas
JAMES K. HowsER,
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George NJ. Dallas, oil Pennsylvania, lof ' ,ce
presidents, Of the United States and helecF 'ieusc
ourselves by all honorable mcan* 10 ifoi'''''
their election.
Rc@'rcd, That the Annexation Of leHaS 10 III.
United States woudbe productive Of sIca. neh,m'
to the manufacturing, commercial, ana ,
raj interest Of our common country, ana coun' Nv.
fail 10 strengthen, as we believe, the ui'io" u
the States e,.o =,
the Treaty lately made By The Republic Of leAaS a.,
for such annexation was, in our OPINION, On
event deeply 10 be regretted; End 50 lar as W. can
give Instructions we do hereby Tor ourselves ~,
>ruc,our Representatives in Congress ahu
our Senators, if this great national measure s';n,,
hereafter become practicable, 10 ana IN cilec'ins
il. By all honorable and constitutional means. 8.
Rsolred, Tha, these resolutions TIC sem ,Gr
publication 10 the Editors OF the lciilnou
rer and the Democratic Recorder, Efedcrick,sp.fs
JAMES ID. DiLLARp, fTcsiueH'
H. p. Po,NDENTER, Secretary.
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A large and respectable meeting oil the Demo
cratic Republicans OF the county ol Henry, was
held at the Court House the 10th OF June, lSll.
(being court dav) The meeting was organized
tx calling Col John f. HARRISON 10 the chair,
and appointing Peter w. Watkins Secretary.
The meeting was addressed in Jealous ana
animated manner, by Hughes billiard. ESD who
explained the object of the meeting and expressed
the satisfaction given him. in common with The
Democracy of the county, by the nomination
made By the Democratic National Convention
The meeting was also addressed By &. Y. Tho
mas Esq. He congratulated the Democracy up
on the unanimitv which the late nominations Tor
President and Vice President have produced IN
their ranks, and their bright prospects ofvictory,
led on BY the distinguished son Of Tennessee. A
few happy and appropriate remarks were also
made BY Mr.. Peter Cheaiham. The addresses
being closed, the following resolutions were pre-
scented and adopted By acclamation
RcDl,cd That We cordially approve of the no.
limitations made by he Democratic National Con-
yen,ion. recently held in the city OF Baltimore for
the offices of President and Vice President of The
United States and that we pledge ourselves 10
give them our Jealous and undivided support.
Rcsol.rd. That in James X. Polk of Tennessee,
our candidate for the Presidency, we recognize a
talented sound and uncomrromising Republican,
AN opponcnt OF National Bank, OF Distribution,
of the BanhrsN Lar, and OF n protective Tariff
and an ardent and enthusiastic advocate OF the
| Annexation ufTeXas 10 the U. States.
Rcsoircd, That the Annexation Of Texas 10 the
Union is a question OF paramount, importance IL
every section OF the country: that by opening adj
ditiona markets for manufactures ii will foster
the interests, and promote the prosperity OF ON
brethren of the Norih--by extending the limits OF
the Southern portion OF the Union, it will give Ia
the South her just weight in the councils Of the
Nation give permanently and stability 10 her in
sti.u,ions, and curb the ambition and rapacily oil
Great Britain, who stands ready 10 receive her
the moment her overturcs for admission into the
| Union are rejected and thus he enabled 10 com
plc,c the circle of her military operations around
the Union
Rcsoyrcd. That Geo. Hairs.on Gen. John Dill
lard. Thos B. Hamlet, Hughes billiard, and c. Y.
Thomas be appointed committee 10 prepare,
and report to The next meeting, suitable Con
s.i.ulon and bylaws for the government of the
Democratic Association for this county.
RcSoircd, That the proceedings of this meeting
he signed BY the Chairman and Secretary, and Il
copy thercolbe sent,o the Lynchbur@ Republican
for publication, with the request that The Rich
mond Enquirer copy
JOHN T. HAIRSTCN, Chairman.
PETER W. WATKINS SecretarB
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KING WILLIAM cnrNrY

A, a large and respectable meeting ofthe De-
mocralic Association of King William county,
held at their Court House, on Monday, the 22d
July. Messrs. B. F. Dsaney, Charles B. Stewart,
and P. h. Aylett, in response TO calls from the
meeting, delivered addresses that were highly APP
plauded; after which, the following resolution was
proposed and adopted;
Reiolrcd, That the Chairman shall appoin,
twenty-six delegates 10 represent the Democracy
of King William, in the Convention 10 be held
in Charlottesville on the 10Th Of September next
The President then appointed the following
delegates
Col. B. F. Dabney, Roger Gregory, DR.. VIM
P. Brax,on, Capt. Harden Littlepage, VIM. NJ,
Turner; Major VIM, : Fontaine; Richard Z,
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AccarIing 10 list found in the schooner hel
crrr consisted Of 40 men, ol whom l6 were Span
iaris III French, natives of Havana / Ger
mans. > Italians, ) Americans. Colombian
and one born at Tabasco. The following are
the names of the French, according TO the of
fetal report: Jean Jaime, Francois Morcl, Pierre
Galuen, Nicolas Espana Victor Espandola, 10
scph Boursoin, Bacumas Seams. George Wa
tier, Joseph Chairman, Gulaume Cabaret Hill
arc Cham, West Team, Tabas Poll, voliart
Jean.
New ORLEANS July ~, 1871
A1ryrco-JVc translate from the Gacc,n OF
Tampico. of JULY g. the following address from
Gen. VOL 10 President Houston, i'll which the
General explains the grounds oflhc Mexican Go
yernmentis determination To recommcnce hostli-
ties with Texas Comip.
I1Ionitcs,o 10 Prcsidem Samuci Hors,on. Mtorm-
iag lin of The commencement Of h0stihttes
against the pSurpeys Of JGros
FIRST BRIGADE or THE NORTH
HEAD CHARTERS.
The delay fixed by the supreme Government
i'm the armisticc concluded the 18th February OF
the present year with the commissioners of Tex
as, having expired his eXcelency the President,
has called TO mind that from the lllh ofthe pre-
sent month hostiltics are rc-opencd against the
inhabitants of this department, and commune
cate to YOU the declaration of his eXccllcncy. |
also make known TO you that my Government
has seen with well founded indignation the per-
fdes of the inhabitants of the said territory To-
wards Republic, whose generous conduct to-
wards them they misunderstood, in relation 10
a question in which they were thought 10 be
acting with good faith They have abused the
confidence of The Republic. by violating the con-
diiioEs OF the anmislice respecting the commits
sioners who, according 10 the ilh article o! said
armlsice. should have repaired 10 The city OF
Mexico in order TO regulate our differences 50
far as their propositions might be admi,si-
bic. His cxcellency the President, convinced
that the honor and dignity Of the nation require
the chastisement of conduct So LITTLE crediah!e,
has ordered me 10 appriSe you OF his resolution,
80 that il NAV be well understood that it is not
through timidity or want of power, but because
his excellency has always listened TO the voice
OF humanity, that hostiliies were not recon-
menced at the period fixed by the armi>iice.
Notwithstanding my regret in thinking that
blood is once more about 10 flow, yet, III trans
hitting 10 you the declaration Of the President.
Icnjov The satisfaction 10 find that justice is on
the side of or cause, which rcpo>es on sacred
and imprescripablc rights. In this we place
our confidence as well As in lie yalor al orr
troops. When the Struggle shall once more be
gin. the civilized world will Judge between us.
and Tie fortune al war cannot bur he favorable "a
those who fight for their country against uSltrpel>.
have the honor Ia renew you assurances Of
my high consideration.
Head Quarters Mcr. 10Th June 1911
ADRlEN VOL.
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Tompkins, Gen C. Braxton, VIM \. Gregory .Ts
Cant. Thomas Robinson. Wa. Hill, Col j.; ID u
llcpasr, James Roanc, VIM. f. Crox'oh '' w.,
Lacy, DR.. Aylctt Halves, IT, b. 1"nllih'r .I III.
wards ward Dr. r. Fox, P. Davenport, Thomas Nor
ION w. c. Pcmbenon ThoS. O. Dabney' oaP''
Junius B. Roane. ...a.o
ON motion, The Presidcn, and Secretary were
added 10 the delegation.
Re@lrcd, Thala committee oflhrce be appoint
cd By the Chair, for the purpose of procuring SUD,
scrIons 10 be expended in the purchase Oh 'Je o
mocralic documents, 10 be distributed among 'nc
people of King William. rau,ris
The Chair appointed Mcssrs. J. B. EdW ad,n
r. f. Tompkins, and B. f. Dabney' 'i'e coiii'
millee.
On motion, the Association adjourned
p. AYLETT, Chm'n.
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NEw ORIFANS lnlv llh ISL

NV
LATER FRoM AlExIco.-By The ship Visula
from Vera Cruz, whence she sailed some days
ago, We learn that the first act OF the Mexican
Congress, at their extra session, was 10 pass law
for raising 5i000,000 for the campaign against
Texas. General Canalizo has been appointed
commandments, and General Wool second in
command of the army, which is To consist Of 30
900 men 4 large amount OF the munitions Of
war. &c. ordered from the United States and En-
clanA.Aiad been received al Vera Cruz ana il
was believed that soon as il could be forwarded
and distributed at the proper points. the whole
army would be pui under marching orders.
The following is the quota al the four millions
4 4 IL al ior
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cpoTTcyI MA COUNTY

At a meeting ofthe North Anna Democfauc
Association, held at Andrews Precinct, in Spo't-
syvania county, onihe 9th day July, and being
called 70 order by the President, the Association
was ably and eloeuen.ly addressed by Mr. Sam
uel G. Daniel Q! Fredericksburg.
The following resolutions were then adopted
Rsso,rcd, That VIC cordially approve the NOM
inat:on made by the Baltimore Convention, OF
James X. Polk Of Tennessee, for President, and
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s7,0l2,473 as ST, 7lo,oe3 4

PAsx OF VIRGINIA, Jnly 10th, 1874.
". b,ve compared the foregoing R,port with the
,e,.msm,. from the Bank Of Virginia and Branches, and
ee' $50 J. w. PEGRAM, President
WIN. GRAY,
JOHN J. LONDON,
THOMAS II. ELLIS, n;o.,o,,
CORBlN WARWICK, D's''
LEWIS WEBB,
FRED. BRANsFoRD,
Srrr or yIncIsIa. City IF Richmond, to wit:
J.hs a,y Samuel Marx, Cashier of tie Bank Of Vir-
r;nia personally appeared before me- Alderman for
the ssd city, and made oath that the above presents
true exhibit Of the condition OF the Bank Of Virginia, en-
the Isl n.lani as taken from The Books Of the Mother
Bank and from the returns received from the several
Branches. 90.
Given under my hand, this l7,h day of July, 1874.
W. D. BLAIR.
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We regret To learn that the Branch Mint, al
Charlotte with all the Machinery, was on Satur-
day morning last totally DESTROYED by lirc. The
BOOKS and bullion belonging 10 The Mi.h were
saved. The fire. we learn was more than proba-
bly,, The result Of accident.
IL1alarh Si"nnI AMellN =
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TIE DlSTRlcr CONVENTION At PorLAR LAWN
proved a complete failure. In spite Of the good
weather the crowd, boys and ringers" included,
did not at any time exceed three hundred. Where
was the delegation of ''al the Wings OF Brurs-
wick2"--I IetcrSbDrg Republican.
COLONEL PoLa's AnlLlrY.-Horace Gree
ley publishes a card, in the New York Tri-
bune of July 10th, relative TO the encomiuns
passed by him. at a former period, on Col Polk.
He SAYS: Il take back nothing have sale" In
the remarks alluded TO he said Col Polk vas zone
of the ablesi men in the Southwest - ~
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SonrH-Wr.IpRs B.sx OF VIRGINIA.,

SonrH-WrsIpRs B.rx OF VisGiai.,l
Wheeling, July Is, lSH
Jas. McDowrLi., EsI., Governor:
Dear Sir: enclose the Quarterly Statement Of This
Institution and lis Branches.
"' '''''' w. j. LIST, Cashier
Stat, If the NORTH RESTERN BANK OF YfR al,
Nh, ,ariuLns Branches at U,ii'targ aud Pdrke's
burr, Prgin'd.
July Isl. lsli July lst, l543.
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Dr.. A. Crump, President, &c.
RICHMOND. July II, Isl

RICHMOND, July IL, lSii
Dear Sir have received your invitation on
behalf ofihe Democratic Association OF Powhalan'
10 Barbecue 10 be given 10 Mr.. J. w. Jones,
our Representative in Congress, and TO the Dele
Gates from this District to the late Democratic
Convention a, Baltimore. If in my power, 1t
would afford me great pleasure 10 meet ana mn
s!e with the Democrats of yonr county, and those
who will be their guests Unavoidable circum-
stances however, preventmy attendance must
therefore, ask you 10 express my regret al my ap-
scnce and 10 present the following sentiment, ON
nv behalf:
The Gotten Plant The great staple, worth I'M
od riches. which clothes the world, is in lis pods,
and has hitherto been our own. To keep 1t
ours we must annex the only country which can
rival us in lis production
With the highest respect,
am, very faithfully,
JOHN S. CASKlE.
&
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s!,al5,I.j IS sI,l65 gal 81


-
Attest, ARCIID. WOOUS,
A. P. WOODS,
T.. JACOB.
hEiI. McNAUGUTEN,
l.. POLLOCK,
Directors Of the Norl Western Bank of Va
Orc CorSrr, pIr yin;n:-Prrsonnly appeared before
mr Justice of the Peace fT sa:d county, John Lia
Cashier, who, being duly affirmed, according 10 law
DEF Jared that The foregoing statement was just and trae
To tie I,rsi OF his knowledge and belief
Given under my hand, this lOih dag Il July le;i
GEO DULTY.
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EAss % VIRGr>t.. July Il, ls4i
Sir: enclose the rcpo.t Of The condition ~ is ias.i
tuition on the hrtl instant, ana aii,
Most respectfully, ycur oti srrvalt,
His Exce!lency, JAMES Mcdowell, Gov Il Va.
G,nerai SITE Of The Bank oFrIRGLfiA. and Braneh'
@' ." -" - l>t Jnly, 1911. LIST JAW !si3.
Outstanding Debt, S',o.ory, .. s'r', ~, ~
n n, 49,, 49, $50 sos % 355, s66 9.
S NeAi rS'e' tins1i Cd 1850 81
Specie, e'''''' ~
Due from other Banks, and o,e,-e-
notes { other Banks, foa,'S % 80 ~ 60 ~
Variation in the Books, 2o'e'o % -'e'' %
s.,ole,473 IS sG,73o,Cs3 ~
CAPITAL Stock, 9''td NV ", so'1 1aa ny nv ~ az
Profit and Loss, '"Ii7" g i'-'''' -
Profits at the Offices since -, .,,, 70
Isl June, Cess espenset' ','2' W o'Ci' W
Circulation, tafer deduct
ing ho,es =" " a,cO5 C9l G3 o,G2., ;2l 70
M ~, =, -, !, Ranks sc1. ls2 "a i:1 AS 81
u"o :" o" MONEY. 9l4,gG3 81 sCs 200 G5
Balance III trdns,tu ne
fwecn Bunk aud Branch a,..oo, ~ 80. 20
es,
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good fight. May her indomilarle sons strive ana
strike on, until in November next they shall rant
the lrirrlph;n Mt banner Of state Rights S'sh do'te
her baulcmen,S.
Or. Amer CRu,lp, Chairman, &c
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Bill Discoun,ed:

Prom. Notes, SdG3 90a o.
Bonds, 33,7Gl 70
Bill, Of Exch., i.i,ll5 -
Loan 10 Ohio co. 81, 900 10
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good fight, MAY her indomiafle sons strive ana
strike on, until in NovcmherneStt they shall Plant
0the trirrIph;nt banner q state Rights S'S" @0"te
- her battlcmen,S.
II Dr. ATNEg CRr;lp, Chairman, &c
RICHMOND, July II, 1874
Dear Sir: received a few days since your
= kim Invitation on behalf OF the Democratic
n A&ocAt.on OF PowEatan county 10 parake
4ZEarbacue TO be given to Mr. John W.
- Ns our Rel rescntativc in Congress, and to
he DELEGATES from this district 10 the late Demo-
cratic Convention nj Baltimore, on The 18th OF
the present month" Until this morning | had
y confidently hoped 10 have been able TO meet on
n the occasion referred to, my Democratic irlenus
- of Powhalan. and 10 have mingled with Their Oh
fernss Of respect and confidence, the like scntl-
lnen,s entertained by me- for our nooie-heal1ea'
~ honest al l. ana distinguished Rspresehta''e ~.
Congress as well as TO give expression III Inc mos!
- decided manner 10 our appreciation VI inc @isc'
masnannous and patriotic conduct OF oui ueie-
gales 10 The lle Baltimore Convention. But Inc
= hcolh of a member of my family, united wilh'he
necessity that should attend forthwith 10 some nr-
anf professional engagements, will render II i'm
&osSxe for me 10 indulge in what uncer other CIR,
cu,nsta noes would be n source OF sincere ana
~ high qualification None has higher claims,
whether You regard private worth, or able, honest
= and distinguished public services, to the conen'-
plabd1honor than has Mr.. Jones. have Known
- n Tor more than thirty Years, and IN all sinceii-
~ speak thus Of him. 1t is becoming alikc %
VI Ae Constituent and the Representative, that sucll
man should I've honorcd and cherished by peo,
pie, 10 whose interests he has been found devoted
and uuc
beg lcavct 10 offer you the annexed sentiment,
and am dear Sir. with high respect, yours most
truly ko U. SUI l.
The Democracy of Powhalan: Ever true and
faithful 10 the political doctrines of Virginia in
The times OF her Jefferson and her Madison
They are ready 10 do battle them now and here
after
To Dr. A. Crump President, &c.
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ZINC. Am oICCN COUNTY.

l. ILrrLrPAGE. .Src'rM.
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Dividend declared for last months 3 per cent.
The profits arising from premiums and exchange last
6 months was 81 ,2JJ s..
July 1T. Isli july 1T, Iei3.
r,,;,,I Stock S7iOGuU u SID 500 UU
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GRl,ENE COENTH

EDwIN BooTox, !Scc'Jv.
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HENRY COUNTY,

A. Il. BLAKEY, Sec'ry.
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m, The Spartan Band of the City of Richmond are
winning fresh aures every day by the frmness OF
their spirit and the energy of their exertions. sim
ole de,erter who may l!ter and leave their ranks from
some petty Dissatisfaction from mistaken cal
cuatjon Of interest, cannot shake, but only
and animatcs them the We are gaining more here
and MANY more elsewhere Look, for instance, at the
two ELOQUENT orators who addressed the Association al
Lvnchburg last week now decidedly with US, but who
voted the Harrison ticket in 40 Look too at the noble
vopnr Guard whose bosoms beating with ours, and
whose whole souls devoted to the States Rights Re
publican Party.
Among Others look at the young and eloquent Henry
A Washington who addressed powerfully on
saturday NIGHT and who declared, in tones which rang
,ar,uoh the Hail. thai in such a cause, d,fldence was
cowsrdlce, and silence was fear. The Wings once
bcosted of possessing oil the talents. Few as we
comnorativey are in this Metropolis, we now boldly
claim superior enthusiasm, and much greater acqu
son of brilliant and rising talents than themselves
Thanks 10 our Spartan Band. They are worthy OF
the name they enjoy. They are indeed, exhibiting an
example of independence, and resolution, and wis
don, which is gaining them the admiration of The
s.nn,erri6ed Common wealth" Last week they ad
dsd eighty names 10 the register of their Demo
c,ot,c Associntons--and these Associations nre abou
to obtain copies of the Constitution OF the w. s, o
Madson's Report of elementary trealises, and o.
The hest Democratic Speeches and Documents, for the
nae of their members. They are determined TO know
their rights, and knowing, dare maintain them =
.,T,uth is mightg and il acW preraa.'