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KING & QUEEN COUNTY.

AT meeting of the Democratic party of King &
Queen county, held OF the Court House on Monday,
the 9Th April, for the purpose of sending delegates to
District Convention, Williams Jeffties was called 10
chair, and r. NJ. Davis appointed Secretary
The following resolution, offered by Mr. Summerson,
was adopted:
RESOLVED, That we concur in the proprety and e1-
pedlency of holding District Convention al Kappa
hannoci on the Sd Monday Of April, TO appoint dele
gates to the National Convention 10 be held 10 Bait
more on the 9th day of M,y next for the purpose Of
nominating Republican candidates for President and
Vice President, and tina, - be appointed delegates.
On motion Of D P. Wright, Esq, It was
Resoired, That the blank in the foregoing resolution
be filed with feen and that the chairman appoint the
same.
The following gentlemen accordingly appoint
ed .
DP. Wright, R. NJ Davis, WIN. D. Davis, DR.. NJ.
S Faun,lrroy, Ludy Cnulhorn, r Watkins, Ihos
w. Garrett J T Hoskns, Elias Wellington, jane
uowser, George K. Carlton, John Richards, John w
Street, John Summerson, and Saml F. Harwood.
On motion The meeting adjourned
VIM. S. JEFFRIES, Chm.
r Nj DAVIS Sfc n
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DISTRICT CONVENTION.

Alta Convention of Delegates apponed by Demo
cratic meetings in the counties of Kanawhn and Cabel',
com posing part of The I4th Congressional District,
held at Barboursvle the 2o,h day of March, 1914,
John Harmon, Esq was called TO the chair and Thos
Thornburg appointed Secretary
The names of the members elected to attend the said
Convention being called, the following were present
From the county ofKanawha-R. A. Thompson Esq
Francis Thompson.
From the county of Cabell-Jnhn Harmon, Colonel
Joseph J. Mansfield, Captain James fl. Brown, DR.
Srother J. Yates, Charles It Love, Daniel Love, Geo
w. Shelton John Norris Isaac Ashworlh, and Thos.
Thornburg.
After a few brief and eloquent remarks from X A
Thompson, Esq Colonel Joseph Mansfield offered
the following resolution which unanimously adopt
ed:
Resolred, That Francis Thompson be appointed the
Delegate on the par, of this Convention to represent
ns in the Balinore Convention, and DR.. Benz. Brown
as his alternate.
On motion Of Il A. Thompson Esq, the following
resolution unanimously adopted
Resoired, That this Conventiun will pledge itself TO
support The nominees OF the Baltimore Convention and
will use all fair and honorable means TO promote their
Ordered, That the proceedings of this Convention
b. published in the Kanawha Republican and Richmond
Enquirer.
Ordered, That this Convention do now adjourn.
JOHN HARMON, chm.
Tuow,s TuoRSRURG. SSc'U
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ion Of Wing humbug that those measures are nepuO
~. reasuIes. and have been such Mr. CoKe'
his reionder, complied with the request OF Mr. mos
20 ard raised slaudard by which the hepuolsah.md
~ Federalism of these measures ean be ]uoseuJan
normed the people, that this had been erecIeo lohs
ano by MI Jefferson and his ccmPeers OF the hevoiu
and clearly the odious trick oy Wnlch
Federalism seeks disguise ITSELF and assume ne
If Republcaasm In vain may the feoeians.'' .;ds
The Iono-eared animal of the fobe, enoeavof TO nv
hemseives BY assuming The garb OF others, anu 10 1
nose themselves on the country as Repuoicahs:
cannot accomplish their purpose; their ofay'ng w..
betrav them Every school boy in Virginia mo snow
aov thing Of her political history, can INFORM leu''
Ihst National Bank Protective farm, ana a.. gose
measures of that character, are federa' u, ,e
oriuin and Federal in their completion Can Inc why
suepose that yirginians have never read be 'nscrp
lions on that glorious banner which, Tor he las'
vsars. has been flying at the masthead oil 'ne mug
-" Of the Union We have passed through 100
many conflicts for ''srict construction OF me
CONSTITUTION" "for equal rights to all and privileges
/, nome, for the Wings now TO convince us Una. we
bn ve been struggling to advance the principles Oh re-
deralsm The discussion seemed 10 produce oeep
although there was not much no'sy eh'hu
sasm manifested; yet, from what the counenances o.
The assembled multitude indicated, they appeared 10
10 formed The irrevocabe, heroic resolution, OF men
.sto do or die in their country cause.
'e'e' "''"' VlRGINlANUS.
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KING & QUEEN.
TO THE EDITORS OF TIE ENQUIRER.
M,rrrR's anrjl @

MILLER's, April 8, 1874.
In King IL Queen, are thoroughly prepared for
the election We shall elect DAVIS without doubt, and
by a larger majority than we have given since lo3?-
say 40 lrast This you may rely upon, as certainty
as if ii had already happened We had at our Court
house yesterday Messrs. Roane, Seldom and bra1t'n
Mr. R nne made short, pointed speech giving good
deal of information about the character of parties IN
the eare history of the country when he first enter
ed political life He was received with warm, indeed,
might say, enthusiastic greetings, from his many
friends here. But what must | say of MIR. Seldom S
eIorl' HIS fame public speaker had reached eve
~ one high expectations were raised, and an eager.
ness TO hear him. such as never before manifested
at cur Courthouse. Suffice It 10 say, that public ex-
pectaton was more than realized, Al parties agreed,
ihrl the greatest intellectual effort made here IN
the history of the present generation Never before
have We seen 40 auditory listen with such patience and
delight, for hours, to public speech The result OF
the day and speech will be to strengthen u.s. not only
in reference 10 the present election, but permanently
The Wings had no speakers, except Perkins, who at.
tempted reply
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TO THE EDITORS OF THE ENQUIRER.


There was large assenbiage Of Democrats al our
March Court, and a meeting, in which believe ell
participated, organized, for the purpose of nom
mating candidate TO represent the two counties in The
next General Assembly. We also organized De-
mocratic Association for the county, and a resolution
passed the meeting, recommending Judge Bnyly o
Accomac rs gentleman eminently qualified to repre-
sen, this District 10 Congress, vacancy having &C.
CURED BY he resignation Of Mr.. Wise.
After the meeting had transacted the business be-
fore them an adjournment was proposed and carried
to afford Wade hIosby, Esq The Wing sub-eleclor, an
opportunity 10 address the people, in reply to The
marks of r. Coke, Jr, Esq one OF The assistant Demo
cratic electors for this District who had addressed the
meeting during the retirement Of the committee no
limitations. | did not hear the speech Of MIR. Mosby
being necessarily absent from the Courthouse during
the time he speaking and can only judge of his
remarks from the scorchng, whitening, yet eioquen,
reply of Mr. Coke He appeared TO approve of all the
obnoxious measures Of Whiggery or Coonsm, and 10
prsss upon tho gallbIiy of the people that last edi
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TO THE EDITORS OF TIE ENQUIRER.

KING AND QUEEN COUNTY.
The speectss of Rome and Seldom have been at
tended with fine effect The Democrats are raiying
IN oil parts Of he county with unprecedented enthn-
siasm. and feel confident Of success i'll the coming
struggle.
MANY Of the people of King and Queen, and the ad'
lonng counties, present. at Car es on Saturday,
18th inst, for the Joint purpose of attending large
nuhic dinner. eyen by both parlies and TO listen to
several eentemrn who we're expected 10 ADDRESS tnrh
After a plentiful repast, Mr.. 7. II. Ay'eit, OF h'ng
William was introduced to The company by Mr.. DAVIS
in q few appropriate remarks This was alr Ayiett
first appearance before the people as pubic
and he IS TO be regarded OF the most promising
younp men OF the dav. Although unprepared LOT re
pnar political discussion, he, for more IMAM TWO hou,s'
encbaiped the attention OF his numerous auulehee ny
the copercy of his arguments, frequent bursts OF eio
quencc, and whitening scarcasms. refec'y ,au''u
ed an amour, o. political knowledge aud research,
viii, would have done honor to an older p"lit'can-
IA briefly reviewed the acts Of the Wings during the
memorable canvass CT lS40 with just indignation por-
ira we'd their broken promises TO the people, tne'r e3
,,oyapance land not Extraordinarily during their two
vears administration, and their mad career during the
GRIN session He then argued powerfully against the
Tariff displaying an intimate acquaintance with It's H.
iurious effects upon the farmers OF the South MS ar
puments against the Distribution Bill, were iuco ana
convincing The National Bank next came IN Tor ITS
share, and the moneyed monster suffered from the
"expose He traced the history OF the National Bank
and yividy described its destructive effects upon the
monetary system Of our country He lett, IN ms 40.
dress no point untouched, and with "penc,i 81 ghl
deoeated the leading features of the two great politl-
cal parties have rarely heard more effective speech,
one combining humor, wit and argument most haPpi-
y with chaseness Of expression
The popularity of II. Clay was clearly defined and
traced to his C. former defeats before the people.
The thanks OF the Democratic Party were returned
to Mr. Aylpt at the conclusion Of his speech; and we
envy King William the possession OF so able son
No Wing veniured to reply, although there were
many The ground. KING AND QUEEN.
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Norman C. SMoor, Sec'y
PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY.

W
AT meeting Of the Democratic Central Conn
Tee for the County Of Prince William, held, Pu'.
ant to notice, at Brentsvs, on the 22nd March ~
Col John Gibson was called to the Chair, and L2;'
Hun'on appointed Secretary.
The following resolutions were thereupon oasfs'
and unanimously adopted:
l. Rssoioed, Tha, we feel deeply interested N TX
approaching Presidential election, because OF The NJ.
ni,ude of the ISSUES involved
Reseired, That the Democratic committee io' 's'
county, do now proceed to enlarge their nnmOef =
the appointment of gcod md true men ut each p''c
in the county, whose duty it shaIl b. to ds'emh'
political information among the people and ''eh1'1!
excr, themselves 10 get every voter 10 the p'i'
Pursuant 10 The above resolution, the Following e.
tcmrn were added IN the Cen'rnI COMMITTEE ''' ..
county Of Prince William, n. the Court House '''
The respective precincts, 10 wit:
Al the G. H Benjsmin Johnson, SANFORD '''
man, John Gray, Daniel Jasper, Wm A. Lane l'n:.
Dade, John Sullivan James Purcell BENG G'y,.
William Brawner, Sen'r, Benjimn PndnoiT' "
Leachman, Edwin Gaines, p. d. Lpscomn' q
Farrow, John +. Reid James NJ. A Mn'chs"o, y I'd
A. Farrow, Thomas Holmes, A. Cs'vsr': II
Weldon, Tho. G. Warning, Sem, Joseph CoeS''
Thomas K. Davis. Cabel Simpson, Francis Rooms
Gen. w Cockrell, Moses Hixon. John Hixon, G'' "
Clifford Benz Austin, Robert Williams. john Gran
Redman Brawner, VIM. e Goodwin, Wm Goo:F
haymarkpt Precinct john w Tyler, Wa IWt
james W. F. Macrae, b. +. Harrison, George J!
John n. Evans, James Nj. Tyler, Thomas Il o'5'
Richard Graham, John Latham, Richard q sne
Thomas Foster, WIN. Roach, John A Harrison a
Newman, Thomas J. Shaw, James TrnnI'e' ' ~.
A. Spindle, John d. Dogan, Charles H. lirn''n ~
nv {. Halsp, Silas B. lIunton, John 5 ifoas' ~
Fl Fiorance, VIM l. Mcintosh, Jesse Ew u, u,
Independent. Hill precinc,-Seymou' Lynn, ' ~,
Nelson, Moses Copin. Benson Lynn, John W. -, -
Thos Davis, Philip Carter. Lawrence C'i'' ~ ~,
Hawkins. John Tansl, Thos. w. Tans'I'' os'
Carney, George Tans,ll, VIM. II. Simpson +. 80,
Dunfres precinct VIM. A. Weaver, m ~ - - n
WIN II. A. Merchant, w. II. NorvIll, VIZ. r.
ell, Edward Shepard, Thomas Chapman, v ,.,4l
chant Walter Keys, VIM. Stonneli, si''''' nae.
Alex G. Boil e, Robert 3. Merchant, Land! y /
Wan. W. West, john Cosbet, Asa Pieke''
F. Carney, Thomas T. Cannon, Geo. J. asa r..o
Occoqnan prccioct-James Fos'er, a. J. s,a4
A. Kankt y, A. H. Saurders, Basil B'a"re'io .,.eej
Il. Fisher, David 7. Arlington, Wan. D. ID s,s |
Francis Hanna, Warren Davis. Minor ann p,e
Tans,il, Gerard Mason, c. Z. Norman, Maize VIVID
John Athsy, john R. Arlington, r. Arlington
| II. Gossom,A NJ. Coulter. ,,,,
Rssolred, That the proceedings of this m 's,oa
published in the Richmond Enquirer, Ns''s"''"
and Fredericksburg Recorder s,,r,ii}
The meeting then adjourned until s ~ p,,..ie,t
in April JOHN GlBsoe'
| EPpA HusTos, Secretary.
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ELIZABETH CITY COUNTY.


AT an adjourned meeting OF the Republicans OF Eli
zabeth City County, on Saturday, 9th April Mr.. Jos
NJ Vaughan beng in the Chair J. u. Carey Esq,
appointed Secretary.
The committee appointed al previous meeting to
draft Constitution, then presented the following,
which adopted, mem.
Whereas, believe the issues involved in the COM
ing Presidential canvass OF iranscendant Import
ance and that the present contest demands the unre
hitting exertions of every friend OF States Rights
and str'ct construction and, whereas, we are firmly
persuaded that the principles OF our opponents egt
mately carried out, would by the destruction Of con.
sttuiona limitation terminate in constellation; there
fore, guard the sovereignty of the Staes-,o con-
fine the action of the Federal Cove within the
limits prescribed by the Constitution and 10 maintain
ADD disseminate Democratic principles, with the per-
manent establishment OF which, we believe the welfare
and prosperity Of the people OF this Union are intimate
" interwoven we do constitute ourselves into Socie
" 10 be called the Democratic Assoclat of Elizabeth
CITY County, and do hereby adopt the subjoined Con.
stitution
ART / The officers of this Association shall con-
sist OF n President, four Vice Presidents, Recording
Secretary a Corresponding Secretary, and Treasu
rer.
II shall be the duty of the President to preside al
The regular meetings of this Assoca,on ana IN ms
sence it shall be the duty OF ei'hef Oh Tue
10 act in his stead.
2 I, shall BE- the duty Of the Recording Secretary ,o
preserve an accurate record Of the proceedings of each
meeting.
a /, shall b, the duty OF the Corresponding Secre
cre,ary 10 conduct all correspondence required Oy the
interests Of this Society.
5 |, shall be the duty of the Treasurer to colec
from the members Of this Society whatever may be az
sessed TO defray ITS expenses
G This Constitution may be amended at any Of the
regular meetings. (Which shall be on the 4lh Thursday
Of every monthly by a vote of twohrds of the mem
bers present.
?. CONGESTION 10 Henry Clay shall be deemed suff
Gent qualification ID constitute a member of th:
Society.
| The following gentlemen were then unanimously
elected officers, VIZ Hon Francis Mallory, President
| J. M Vaughan, Geo. Booker, Or. R G. Banks, ant
Jos Phillips, Vice Presidents; John B Carey, Cores
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"MucH YET REMAINS uSsuse.

GEn-We think the following as pure iu ire, an
sparxes delicate and exquisite grace as any thing eve
w sh from the diamond nine of lrelands Bard
sIors through like sudden flash OF sunlight acros
the oye.-iE. ]. Tribune
TO A LADY.
Oh could we do with world Of ours,
AS thou dnstu thy garden bowers,
Reject weeds and Keep the howers
What Heaven o earth we'd make IT,
So bright q dwelling should he our own,
SO warranted free from sigh or frown,
That angels would be coming down,
BY the week month 10 take IT,
Like those gay flies thar wing through air,
And In themselves a lustre bear,
A stock Of light, still ready there,
Whenever they wish TO use IL;
So in this world I'D make for thee
Our hearts should all like fre-fiesbe,
And the fash OF viii or poesy
Break forth whenever we choose IT,
While every Joy that glads our sphere
Hath still some shadow lowering near,
In This new world OF ours my dear,
Such shadows will all be omitted:-
Unless theyre like that graceful one,
Which, when thour dancing in the sun,
Still thee, leaves charm upon
Each spot where II hath fitted!
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ARKANSAS.

ExrRAcr Of letter from Helena, March o6.
aArksnsas !. where she ever has been, on the side
of the people, and against all monopoes Tariffs for
protection, Distributors and, in fact against all the
odous Federal measures advocated by the Wing Party,
ui,h Mr. Clay the head She will cast her vote for
Mr.. Van Buren,, he is decidedly the choice OF the
majority Of Arkansas.
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pondng Secretary; VIM. Lowry, Recording sec,.,,
and SAM Face, Treasurer "e''cti';
Upon motion being made and seconded, the ,,..,-
then adjourned. J NJ. VAUGHAN npe''ns
]. B. CAREY Secretaru ""an
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/" 76 now look to single and splendid Government
" of an Arisocracy, founded Banking institutions
" and monied corporations, under the guise and coah
(" Of their faro,ci branches Of manufactures, commerce
and navigation. riding and ruling orer the piun6ered
g p'oughman and deggaied yeomdn. This ,cH DC to
6 them nsrt best essins TO the monarchy of their
f'st aim-and, perhaps the sMest stepping stone
"toit"
Here are MIR. Jeffersons most authentic and ma-
tured opinions his last will and testament!
II is futile to say, % the Wing contends, that Mr.
j. was driven, IN 1904, to a Bank by ''irresisble
necessity, because here is the remarkable fact, that 1t
is IN this very leI,rto Mr. Gallatn he shadows forth
the plan of Sub Treasury He says ne a substitute
for National Bank, Gould we not make beginning
towards an independent use Of our own money, to-
wards holding our own bank in all the deposits where
il is received and letting the Treasurer give his draft
or note for payment at any particular place, which.
well-conducted government, ought to have much
credit as any private draft or bank note, b and
would give US the came facilities which derive from
the Banks? pray you to turn this subject in your
mind and to give the benefit Of your knowledge Of
deias whereas, have only very general views of The
subject" 1, is st idle aud disingenuous the
Richmond Wing, "now TO say that he would have gil
ven ND this scheme and gone for the Bank, if he could
have witnessed the signal failure of the Sub Treasu-
~" Failure why, it never has been sufficiently
tired. The moment j. was gong into operation, The
Whips repealed t-und what shameful TO
them, wi,hou, furnishing any notwithstanding the
monies of the Government without adequate regula-
ton or restriction, upon the Executive discretion
leaving, indeed, "the sword end the purse united IN
1871 by those very Federalss, "who, before The cleo
ton in IS4O pronounced that union fatal to liberty"
10 fact touch the propositions of the Richmond Wing
when YOU may, they are found futile, miserable hum
bugs'-TRepubiiean Sentinel
Richmond palladium., 1844-11-29
DWELLING HOUSE FOR SALE.

VuNHE undersigned ohers for sale psssans family resi-
dsncs. in city Of Richmond, Fsankiin street,
mmsda,sly opposite Friends Meeting Isuss The House
good twos,nry dwelling. neatly painted and we'll I'm
ished in modern style. II consains six rooms, and all the
appsnaEes a comfortable residence There 10 also
the lot good Stable AID Carriage House, and build
ings II il pleasantly situate and in good nsghboheod
JOB RORTON, Adm's Of the
Estate Of J. s. Borson, decd.
Nov %. la44. l9H