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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-03-01

The bill TO apporIion the representa- e
ton Of this State, as agreed upon in the
House Of Representatives., WilI.be found
in our columns. Believing ,hs, this is
fair bill, and one 10 which the Wings in
the Legislature will adhere, come what
may we give it entire, as we did the bill
which passed the Senate, for the same
purpose. 1t has been asserted 10 the
House ofjRepTesenlatives, by Mr, Arch
ibo'd and olhers, that ihe demectatic
Gokey) Senators will lnever. consentto
the passage Of The House bill, even if.no
apporuonmsnt bill should be passed at
the present session. The Wings, we
believe, are firm in their purpose; and
we have 90 reason TO doubt, that they
" ill contend first and laSt and always,
for a lar bill. II, after the concessions
already made TO the spirit Of Loco (oco
ism, during the present session, the
Wing members yield aught IN this ma,
ter 10 that isc,iouS spirit their CONFETTI
uents must look upon them ss Iimorous,
unfaithful and ,treacherous servants -
But, oPondhiS subject,y~e entertain no
present fears for the Wing members
thay willdischarge their>whoIe duty, as
i. shall become the independent Repre-.
sentatives oI a free people.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-03-01

ord very smart in his movements he
larks well, slHgs wrll aud appears TO
haSea tolerabIs correct Ijsa Of .faaa-
ctering He is nav on a~eslern tour,
and has been exhibiting himself tor u
few days al the Neil House.
A sHonge incident occurred here
lew days ago. Last summer whilst the
Penilenllary conVicts were engaged 10
brick yard, one Of them escaped; he was
pursued. but could not be oVertaken, and
nothing could he heard Of him, A few
days ago, he returned to the Penitentla-
ry alone and gave himself up. He al
legged that he had been a great ways.
but was still liable TO be arrested, at
Iength he visited his father, Who knew
nothing Of hls.con6nement, and asks hII
advice. His parent told him TO retuFO,
that he had but seven mOnlhs 81 stay,
that hs was dsgraced all he could Se,
and at when he was segal y dlschGr-
god he would be 10 no danger Of being
arrested; and when he was discharged,
to come home and retrieve his mlsIor-
tunes; and he alleges he means 10 do II.
He was put agal0 lRIO prison, being per
hsps The only case Of man seeking \
place iD prison for violated law.
Yours, &c.
PHlLO.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-03-01
From the wings OF Mary
land.

The brilliant triumph just Ochievedin
Mary ylsnd, has elected the following ad"
dress from the Whe State Central Com
miltee. which the Baltimore American
hopes will be circulated BY the Wing
press in eVeryqparter of the Union:
THE WHIG CENTRAL COMMIT
TEE OF.THE STATE OF MARY
LAND TO THE WHlGS OF THE
UNITED STATES.
sFELLow CITIZENS: The State of Ma.
ryland nhss opened 'lhs political cam.
paign Of aS44 'bytGsvict0ry'sO signal, go
conclusive oas 20 WSrFsnu'he BtsieiCsn.
tIai Commitcs in #nAkiRg it'the.su pisct
ohG ppeuRl .s1dressGr " thSi- Nhig breth
rem throrghotutao,UGiou THE Etsc
ton by, Districts lCraBU meT16eFs '0rep
recent ane State dn,Ihe 'iowVF III oUse~ oi
Congress took place ,oG wv odueSday,the
l4th anslanl, aud I'VE NhaVe now positive
inte ltigsuce esofthe' choice Of The n0mind-
led Wing ,camidGteS rin ceUery district
Mary Iands thus ,presenls an undiVed
front. fller representation in the House
is entirely ,WbiO. Her representation
in the Senate 10 Wing. At The election
10 October she chose large majority of
Whg members Of tho House Of Dele.
gates. All these results are deemed BY
The undersigned, and, they may add, are
conceded by their poi!ica opponents.
10 be conclusive asto what the vote Of
the State will be at theP residential eIec
lion IN November nexl.
All the gentlemen elected are The de-
cided friends oI Mr. Clay, They all
prefer him before all living meO as The
next President orlho Republic They
are all the open advocates OF the Prolsc-
ton OF American 'lndastry BY the enact
mCnt Of laws designed Ior that purpose
and sufficient for it, and the people Of
Maryland chose them. knowing their
bold and frank aVOwal Of such senli
ments. g'he principles oI the great
Wing party and its great leader we're
~ ths Vew'ol every voter as he deposit
led his ballot, and the issUe 10 the calm,
solemn aud we trust. trreversible aHju~
dicO'iOn OF the,poinls ia dispute between
the two parties by a vast majority ol the
Free men Of the State.
WHIGs OF THE OTHER STATES OF THE
UM N!--lt is with proud cNullation lha!
We apprise you Of these Ou'picious re-
results, But is not only for the purpose
of invoking your congratulations that
we address YOU We desire 10 point
you 10 the example we have set, and
with the ORecuonsls earnesness which
our political brotherhood warrants, TO
ask YOU 10 follow it. Before the close
OF tho year upon which We have just en-
10 red, the most momen,ous political que'
lious hat have ever engaged the a'Ien-
lion Of The Amsricon people must b'
finally settled The destiny oftbe Wh't
, paHy-snd, what we consider the sam'
thipR-lhs destiny Of our Republic
are Involved in the elections Of 1914
MARYLAND hes felt 10 this contest tn
responsibility Of the position she oocu
pied. and had both the aurels Of Viclo
Ity fresh upon her brow and The hroa'
and bnshI ASg Of HENRY CLAY
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-03-01
SHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue ofa writ of Vendi ETponGs,
issued out Of the court OF common pleas
of CoIumbiana county, and to me di.
recled, | will offer Tor sale al The door
Of The court house in CarrolllOn, on Sa-
turday the 9Th day Of April next, be-
tween The hours Of 10 o'clock A N.
and 4 o'clock P NJ. the following de.
scribsd real estate, 10 wit: The North
East Quarter Of Section No. 9, Tow nshp
ID, aud Range 6. containing IG4 acres,
Taken IN execution and will be sold BY
me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff,
March I, 1874.
Printers lee l,6Q
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-03-01
Senatorial Electors e.

Thomas CoRwlN, OF Warren;
PETER HITcHcoeK OF Geauga.
Dist. Congressional Electors
BeIlsmy Slorer, OF Hamilton;
.2-Willlsm Bebb, OF Butler;
3-Aaron Harlan, oh Greene;
a Samson Mason, 0r'Clark;
5 DAVID J. Corey, of'Henry;
6-Josah Scott, Of CrswIord;
y Reader W. Clarke, Of CIerROnt
s-Nelson Barrere, of Adams;
s9-Josepb Olds, ofPckaway;
10 Dane S Norton, Of Knox;
ll--Wash'lon W ConklIn Of Mslio
Il2 Samuel r HoIcomb. oil GaIlia;
l3-Harlow Chaplin, Of Washington;
IA John Crooks, Of Guernsey;
rs -Sam'I.W ! Bostwick, of Harrison
iI6 -Wrlium'R Sapp, OF Holmes;
tl74John w Gill Of Jefferson;
ElS-Cyrus Sphinx. Wayne;
'l94Jscob H. Baldwin, oI Trumbull;
go William L. Perkins, Of Lake;
-2l-John Fuller, oGEris.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-03-01

THE CLAY CLUB, for this township,
was permanently organized on Tuesday
evening last. An address waS deliver
cd by Ven Brown, Esq; eCd sundry
resolutions passed-among Others, one
responding (avorab'y to the nomination
of MAJOR BARTLEY for Governor. We
shall publish The Constitution, &c, lin
our next, The Club will NEE, again on
tomorrow evening week ithe 9th inGl J
al The Club room.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-03-01
lCommaHic0ted for the Free Press
WRITTEN FOR tn E AMSTERDAM
ANTI-TOBACCO SOCIETY.
PHI ILO.

WIKI EN FOR lt1 = ANS ERUAM
ANTI-TOBACCO SOCIETY.
BY DAVID JOHNSTON,
| have been a smoker Tor eight years or
nine,
Impatriug my seaSes, destroying my
mind;
But now, I'm determined, while hersI
remain,
To never, no never! be a smoker again.
have been smoker and with il been
drunk,
IhaVe reeI'd, l have staggered, have
sIckeD'd and sunk;
have walIowed 10 voG7n, confess il
with shame,
But, now, shall ne'er be a smoker i.
gain!
The first smoke took was the tooth.
ache TO cute,
/ cured on az that. till i ruined five more;
And now all are gone! mol a tooth 10
my head:
Oh, how | lament, while humble my
bread!
With cheeks red as roses, and teeth iVo.
ry white -
My breath sweet odOr, my partners
delight!
I,commenced this vile practice - but now
appear
Both Ugly and loalhsome TO my partner
so dear,
The salIow complexion, the dead, hOI-
low eye,
Teerh rotten, breath sinking, the emo
ker descry!
With splash all around them 10 reach
where they 60,
By such marks you always smoker
can know.
The dawniug e now come; yes, nearly
mld-day,
When smoking and iipling will vanish
away!
When all the dear youth who live 10 the
land,
Will despise and quilthsm-ths ruin Of
alaa.
Myself have injUred the felly leave,
And nov 10 The world THE advice [
would give;
And plead with the youngsters to keep
themselves free,
ARd not be destroyed with tobacco like
me!
Ve tenperste gOuag men, who lock for
good wives,
/ pray you, be careful! examine their
lives,
II she scrubs with tobacco, cay, Miss,
that's enough!
| never can bear you. So nov am of,
Ys innocent damsels when wood for
your hand,
| beg you not give III but first know tho
man;
II no tampers at oil with tobacco or rum,
Then just tell hun plainly, DO of, Sir,
begone!
The drunka I'd. the smoker, the chewsr,
yes more,
The lacer aud scrUbber are ell OF a score
Such suicide habits avoid while you've
breath,
They all tend to bring to premature
DEATH!
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-03-01
That Fine!

We neglected at the proper time, to
notice the Iact, that Congress- had passed
an act tOTetHnd to'Gen. Jackson the a.
mount Of the 'fine impose ed on him, some
thirty years ago 10 relation to this
matter, the Ohio State Journal says:
A Treasury warrant for So 100 has
been drawn out and forwarded TO Gen,
Jackson, by a special messenger; this
being The amount Of the fine, with inter
est, up 10 date. Who bears the,ex psnses
ofthe two messengers, one of whom
bears to the Hermitage a copy oI the
bill, signed by the President, and the
other Treasury draltf
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-03-01

w@VRg III triumphant AhreUghoul her
borders.
The undersigned avail themselves Of
this OCCASION to IsneW " on behalf OF their
Whig brethren Of Baltimore the tender
oI The hospltaIilies of the CITY to all who
may desire 10 attend the great ConVen-
ton 10 be held in this city in May nexl.
No matter how numerous may be the
attendance there will be room enough
in The hearts and homes oI the victorious
Wings OF Baltimore for all
JAMES HARDWOOD,
JOHN P. KENNEDY,
@ c. TIFFANY,
g. R RICHARDSON.
q. A SPRECK ELSEN,
w. H GATCHELL,
JAMES o. LAW,
A. w. BRADFORD.
JAMES L RtDGELY,
GEORGE NJ GILL,
THOMAS KELS0,
WIN. REYNOLDS,
CHARLES n PITTS.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-03-01

MARRlEO-On Wednesday The 18th
day oil February. by B. BoiCe, Esq, Mr..
GAMBLE PETERSON TO Miss HANNAH
MoRRow, all oil this county.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-03-01
"LITTLE MARTINI

dn q recent lloler 10 his CNienHs in
Pennsylvania, Mr.. Van Buren, iCsult-
,iagly terms the general burst 'o( iuBigY
nation which hurled him from power
in It840, "whirl.wind Of passion, folly
and Madness" lf MartiO lie al all wea
hsrwise. we suspect that he begins TO
feel pretty stf'breeze setting in against
him just nov; and. by the time OF the
next election, it will have become a Tor.
nado which will sweep him and bis
prospects away forever!
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-03-01
1VVhig State COlLy elIGiOm. i.

sThe Wing Stale Convention Assem- .
bled al Columbus, 90 The 22nd Feb .
rpsry, and nominated Tor Governor
MORDECAl BARLEY, Of ,Richland
county. We have.UOl the pleasure Of a
personal acquaintance with Mr.. BARLEY
and, in fact, wesknoW nothing in regard
to5km, exceptthatfhe yves formerly a
msrnber oil Congress from 'tbs iRIchland
dislricl. But lhe fact, that hO has been
.sStccled from a large number Of (cauBt-
dstes who we're before the Convention
foranomnation, is, cof iMeIf, sufficient
guarantee Of his great merit and high
quaIifca lions.
The proceedings Of rthe Convention
will be gwen at length, ,mext week.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-03-01

ETWe are panied to learn from the
Pittsburgh Chronicle Of the 24th Uh
that ANDREW w, LOOMS, ESQ on the
day previous, while speaking in the Dis
ricl Court, was attacked with Spoplexy
The Chronicle says the case was a crlIi-
cal Que; but the skill OF medical gentle
men succeeded 10 sfecling his resuSi
talion; and, although he is sill very H.
all the symplomS are favorable 10 bis
recovery.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-16

stultify an intelligent people But we had hoped that
whilst the men stopped TO the sport of children, The
airer and the wor,hier portion Of The community would
have bsen permitted to escape the con,agon OF rarty
pol tics Lit the ladies alone. DO not degrade ,he:n
by the vile measures of patty. Let Us have one gree
spot in The DESERT which the eye of taste and re
hnrmsnt may refose with pleasure. But DIP them n"
the foul stream Of party spirit and what 10 our
manners from the coarseness and shuses OF the prs
The Wings in this City have called in the hluses t"
assist them. We almost wonder, that they had not
attempted to call in holy minister of religion to
consecrate the temple Of Whiggery. The Wing iavors
US with the aboitye production cf some political mir
strel, who has invoked the MUSES. the occasion, and
IT the slanzls do not impurt more inspiration to the
Coons than the poet seems t. have caught from his
subject it will srve but little, very little purpose III
emhel'shng the completion Of their bu ldng. They
may have noise enough, bat very tile music. They
are TO be "sung at the Rally AT 10 o'clock, A. NJ, and
again at O'Clock, T NJ Tnne-'Ro,n the Bow.
Que specimen is sufficient TO show the spirit Of tn
whole:
"lSe'i have room Tor the Wing and Democrat
Enough for ourselves and 10 splre
wen have doors for them all To come in at
And light 10 shed on them when there.
1.-THE Enquirer would be divider,
And hatch up contentious and jars;
But we trust not 10 Rum or Hand Cider
Our strength is the Truth of the Cause ="
Genius OF BYRON how dost thou pale before this
splendid ehuson of the WhIggish Muse
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-16

Pendleon of Giles 6 N vcer, Leake, Carr /, Cr Oh
Blue, Ward, Miles, Armstrong of Harrison, Bal Fa:-
ley, Gr"bh, TrbLs, Jackson, Street, Ncoson North
Ington, Hncheson, Bowlby, Hamilton, Wade o Fe.
rail- Crbell, Taylor, Young, DAVIS, NJ Phsrsou Bird Of
Prnd'eion, Gay, Baldwin, Andersen. Dey, Si"rm.
Wnr-, Mar'z, Coo,es, Stickley, Tate, Hedgman, War
fen Hsrrssop Goodson, Rec of Westmoreland, ant
Neil "a.
| The bill provided tina. the new county should vote
Tor Delegates ard Senator'S thc different parts now
vote.
An amendment of Mr. B:cock prevailed, that the
new county should in The Buckingham Senat RIA
ID strict
Mr. Foxs amendment vas lost providing that the
new County should have Delegate Of lis own.
Mr.. MARSHALL of G. proposed an amendment
changing tbs boundary Of the rev countv which. al.
ter some CONVERSATION between Massrs. M1rshall ard
Anderson, lost The bill was ordered to an engross
ment
hereafter al | o'clock.
Mr.. BYRD of Frederick though, the business Of the
Committees would be much delayed by the adoption OF
this carly hour.
MIR. MARSHALL call. d the ayes and noes-but on
motion of Mr. BYRD of F il was LAID on the table.
The SrEaKRR laid before the House communica-
ton from the Governor, enclosing 'he sem-ann ual
Report of the Superintendent of the Virginia Military
Institute made out according law, and furnishing
he reoiced 10 say, and decisive testimony of the
wisdom with which 1t, operations have been Conduct
ed, and Of lis great and progressive value as Military
School"
And then the House adjourned
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-16
OVERWHELMING

DoUBLE-DEALING
we fe-pnbhshed on last Thursday morning two arti
Giles from the "Lynchburg Re pubcan and Chariot es
VILE "Jeferson'an Republican" published some TINT
since and asserting, most positively, that MIR. Rive.
would not, could not support Mr. Clay. Now il turns
out, that an article Of much longer length appeared in
the "Jeiiersonnn' of October 18Th, 1912, assigning
reasons why Mr. Rives coull not suppor, Mr. CLAW
will II he believed, that This article emanaed from
the pen of w liam G. Rives himself? We feel autho
rized t, make the declaration And it is believed too
that after ITS appearance in the "Jetf.rsonan Repub.
ican, Mr. R'ves clipped it out, and sent it Ia
a friend IN Lynchburs, with request that he would
have II published in the "Lynchburg Republican,
And hence, we presume, the strong confidence with
which the Lynchburg Repuhl can spoke of Mr. r.
opposition to Mr. Clay The reader may Judge BY the
following specimens, Of the character of tina, produc
,ou and of the confidence which may be reposed in the
CONSISTENCY of the principles of its author. Mr. II
ignorant Of what he owed TO himself or he never
would have exposed himself to this humating in
consistency, or this remarkable revolution:
ENTRAcr.-"The Lynchburg Virginian demands OF
why we believe so (ha Mr.. Rves will support
Mr.. Cluy.) We might well retort the inquiry, and
ask, how Is 1t that any rejecting person. who
from cause effect and who will look Mr.
Rves public acts since the Wing party have bee
in power, can, Tor moment suppose that he can CO.
operate with the Wings in their support of Mr. Clay,
and 10 the system Of policy his election is designed
carry out' Has not Mr. Rves in the Senate voted
against the whole series OF favorte Wing measures from
irsi TO ast-ihe Bank the Bankrupt Lao, The Tariff,
unconditional Distribution the mandamus respect
ing the mode of election in the States and all the
rest Has he not been personally and prominently
pit,ed against Mr. Clay, in the conflict of debate on
almost every Of these questions which now cons,l
tut the avowed policy Of The Wings? With what con
sis,ency, then, could he cooperate with the Wings in
their selection and support of candidate for the Pes
dency carry out these measures or with what color
of reason can any candid person intimate an expecta
lion that he will do so?'
And again: 81, is impossible that Mr. Rives without
forfeitng all pretenson to that consistency of principle
of which he has always claimed the merit, can co-ope
rate with the Wing party in their selection and support
of candidate for the Presidency any such princ
pies
ri MORE
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Union AND ACTION /!

oos of the standing toasts at the celebration OF Tue
~ Of January in Philadelphia, was 'h's n,m,
.Tse WM Of the .Naiority-He is no true Dsm Nc.
go, who refuses to obey IT; the candidate OF me
majority, the candidate Of every homes. pF mo
rae "Ba,more Republican quotes rom inc sae "a ,hs
INA, G.crc,an, which flies at ITS masthead ,ne
Of John Calhoun as i's favor'e candidate ,oi
H., Presidency, the following sentiment as worthy
~ The devotion of every Repu'l can % say 0e'
., Nh, Calhoun o Van Buren,, greater Than The pr'n
y,cairs-ihan the cause II? when he ma p'anea
ve ,eid of who have been martyrs 10 theN pt'"
h'" hn hive surrendered fortune, power, repu'i"h-nW,
c in ,dhe-cuce what they have considered TUE W"
hi',ir nrnciplcs wnth ANY thing At All, 'hes {,
Il p sacace Of personal prediction from ihoe ~.
-aN u" them won,d not make the difference " a'
lave whc might the candidate fer he rfes'drnrs, to
td NO. rss he Jar representative Z" our pf'ne'
N.1 mater he came before The people Po.u ,t m
ro' ~ i,ore them opposition To his, We shou %
ID, ham our humble support THIS "t lhl' pi,.''',,
ta7a mis- 81 tia, Individual prefer = i"s N ne ,
So jas .p pr,ae7!e which should MI a' eyes anu
,,s,i walm al beats. -.
rs hs same stamp, and in the same noble SPIRIT we
.ns,6 10 the attention of our young friends VINO
friends of Mr. Calhoun, the thrilling nd'
a.. .s -. young Howard of Edgecomoe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-16

The Compiler informs u.s. that there are two Ci'-
cuses in this City. We beg leave to add that third
Circus for exhibition is t, be opened this morning, IN
the shape of Coon Circus. In FACT it is remarkable,
that two of them are erected on the Council
Chamber property, aod it difficult tn say which is
the most Of a Coonery. Raymond's Olympic Circus,
among its other Comic exhibitions, brings forward
an Indian, who first shots Coon-then The Clown
lies il 10 his back-and is followed by we'll trained
dog, in pursuit of the game. The other Coonery, lit
IL. lower down HILL about TO be finished to-day by the
political Coons Of the City(we mean disresPect
We only give them the OF the animal, which MIR.
Gopgin considers the most appropriate emblem OF the
Whigs-we mean what they themselves call "that Same
Old Coon.)
The Richmond Wig Of yesterday announces with
grand flourish of trumpets, the ceremonies which are
10 take place "A,7t o'clock in the morning, the Wings
of Richmond men and boys are requested and expect
ed 10 assemble al the Club House, to lend person
helping hand towards its completion and if the day
is good one, Tie ladies' is eoncetured, 'oW honor The
cien tn ,cM their inspiring presence, and hrongtng The
neghGoriag Aeghts behold their athtrs and husbands,
brothers. ooers and sons, engaged in work which has
for s ultimate and only end, the pepttuaton Of RpaC-
lieaa Liberty 10 their Children
God save The mark Let the Coons 60 on, and erect
with clap boards another monument of their humbug
gerry in the metropolis Of the State They attempted
the same devices in le40 and the effect was coraed by
the people |, will with no better fortune at this
time But shame upon these mummeries-upon these
clap boards and clapaps to strike the Senses and to
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-16
HANOVER

full meeting of the Republicans Of Hanover il
requested a. Hanover Court House, on the duh Tues
day in January, Chat being Court oayO Tor Inc puf
NOSE of electine DELEGATES TO the Slate Convention
which will meet in Richmond on Thursday, the Is
G I'a Of r" February nest-and nominating forthwith
candidate 10 represent the COUNTY in the next Gene
raj Assembly Of Virginia. W. exhort you, hFothe
Democrats, 10 be up and a-doing-ihe Wings are IA
pidly organizing through the lens!n and breadth o
conseonences, t-uly momentum, and impo'tant-anc
it is ony necessary for you to exhibit that strength
which you really have, to insure certain defeat !,
the mafshaled forces Of Caysu, alias iamil'onan Fe
deIasm, in The Republican county Of hanogs i,,
MANY VOTERS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-16

This distinguished Senator is winning golden OPT
mons from all quarters. The Celebrations of The Sit
of January have given his feow-citzens opportu
nifty Of embodvng their gratitude in the form of numer
Gus toasts. We give other specimens of the ehthnsi
asm of The public sentiment.
At Philadelphia james Buchanan: Iiis fellow.ct
zens appreciate the magnanmity of his course; lhe
preference for a faithful champion cheated of hi.
rights proves thatthey desert those who true Il
them.
II Ctneinnat-Senator Buchanan of Pennsy lvania
HIS letter I, the Democrats of that State does him i'm
mortal honor-by his withdrawal of his from
the for The Presidency he "dimnshes the ele
ments Of discord" An example worthy of imitation
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-16

The Richmond Wing attempts to escape from its at
tack upon General Jackson by bubble and fiction
1t contends that the fine made up for HIM. and
HE GAVE it away to the "wdows and orphans of those
who had died in defence Of their country THERE
FORE, he received the money, gave away and ought
not TO be reimbursed II the fact were even as the
Wing states ii, il would not justify the conclusion to
which the Wing arrives But the fact is not SO. The
testimony of w Andry which accompanies the Report
Of the Senate of louisiana says: "a subscription was
Immediately made by the citizens to reimburse General
Jackson but he refused to accept it, requesting US To
apply the amount The relief of the widows and
phans of those who had died in defence Of their