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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-17
Ia. Druln,nOnd & Son,

n RE now receiving large and general assortment
L n OF GOODS. (aboui twice many as can be open
ed IN their house.) which. having been purcha sod
Tor CASH IN Baltimore. since the decline of prices
and VIII be sold as low as AT any house in the upper
Country We earnestly request the Ladies and Gentle
men OF the surrounding country examine our Stuck
and prices. The Ladies will find large and elegant
assortment of nep style Goods aud the Gentlemen ca
be accommodated IN good style. We have large stock
ot Goods for Nrgro's clothing, Blankets, Groceries
Boots and Shoes. Hats, Axes and other Hardware aud
Cutlery Esrthen. Tin and Glass ware. Sc. SC.
Amherst. Oct. IL "a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-17

Who killed C0ck Robin? This question is an
s"tred, as web the hard Ia, held lhe bow and al
io"" unmaskcd, in the very curious. entertaining aud
Instructive letter first rage, detailing the secret
history Of the Baltimore Convention, by which James
~ Polk vas rui in termination for the Prcsidencv.-
Ihe author oi The letter think could very easily
put our finger uron, il we deened il proper 10 unveii the
anonymous character in which he prefers to address the
public. Read his abIe letter, and hew politicians
"i-timts cheat the people, tor their individual BEN
ef
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-17

me fco!lt,on rote.-Ihe following paragraph is CO.
pied from The WAYNE county penn Herald an Abo-
Hilton paper Of the rankes stamp
III The Abolilloniss wish 10 cultivate and sustain 4
'ny christian and liberal policy towards The African
rae race within onr borders, lei item support The nomna
mons q The Democratic party-James X. Polk aud
George M. Dallas Mr. Biryey is a Democrat. and
worthy man. hui he never be elected President
Let The votes inlord,d lie for him. be cast for
ioIk AID Dass and the slavery men will at least
nave We consrali,n Of rejecting lila HEY have moi aid
"a 'her votes, ell or directly Indirectly, in eeva.
"hg Henry Clay, ther gtaitsi and worst enemy, 10
powerl"
And ith nunhcrcss instances Of the same character
before them. the Locooco papers have the ,run,ery
warn the Sunh that il danger from the election OF
Az Clay. because that gentleman, If elected,
MS Triumph IL ;hs AbollJnisls!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-17
NOTICE.

Free Barbacue will be given by the Wings of the
Snow Creek district Franklin Co. or near Capt A. S.
Bruokss tie 9h OF October next. free for all par
ties, without distinction. The invitation is general 10 all
who may think proper 10 attend in ofihe County,
particularly to the Ladies' A number of able speakers
re expected. MANY FRANKLIN WINGS"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-17

branching Oh.--Coporal Streeier, Of the Rich
mond Star, has purchased the establishment of lhe
Fredericksburg Arena, (Which has bern for some time
eeby conducted doubt because it was as feeby
supported and publishes in that daily jlur
nal, under the title of the '.Whig Fredericksbnro
STAR as branch Of tie Star in Richmond New
vgur will ths be Infused into that part of the Wing
line. We hope may be profitable 10 the enlerprzing
aud excellent publisher.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-17
FASHIONABLE ooons,

IN my line consisting ol single aud double mlled CAS-
iMEREs, Of American. English. and very superior
BENCH manufacture. Also. CLOTHS Of various
coOfs and Of every quality. suitable for geutlemens
wear; NESIiNGS. STOCKS, CRAVAIS, &c. Sc.
As, lot OF superior Needles for 1alos and likewise
iaers inca Measuring Tapes sundry other arti.
cles IN my line. Please csllsnd examine.
am prepared ioeAecaie with dispatch. all kinds of
sniiorins Work III the most approved and fash.
iohah'e sty" L. NEWER.
Oct. IL wiwf
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vi iEsEsE.AGs:S.

Married on the 9Th inst, by the Rev. George w
Zane. NIlLrAM II. SIMS. Esq. Of Halifax. Ia Miss
SALr,E JONES. eldest daughter uf Maj George Wilson
of plttsyvanJ.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-17
OMjce 10 Rent.

GUNS aud Sporting Powder, London double and
~ single barrel Guns Of finest quality. and single aud
double Guns OF lowest qualities, and English aud Amer
lean sporting Powder in tiu canse,s, all very redu
ced prices, fn sale at Howell DAVIES
Sept. 10 tsif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-17

% AT meeting recently held in Giles county.
tennessee, enquiries addressed To MIR. Polk, II
reference to his present position the Tariff and the
Ann xaon Of Texas, and committee appointed 10 de-
liver Them to him in person. and receive his
accordingly. on the 23d Of September, Dr. j. n Brown.
II. Canal, and S. d. Frlersun, (he two latter gentle
man residing in the same with Mr. Polk waited
U" h!m-but he was mum, and continues Can the
people vote for man who either has no opinions, OF
who Is afraid to avow them
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-17
Letter. from James g. Birnoy, IJolitioa candidate for
The Presidency.
10 he Editor Of The Tribune.

New YORK, Get. s, lS1I
To he Editor GfMe Tribune.
fnur paper ui this morning, contains a statement
which wish To correct. II is, that. on my passage
from Detroit 10 Buffalo, 'dd not hesitate Ia apolc mn
preference for MI. Polk, and The LocQfoco poicy
generally"
Va the occasion referred to gave no opinion on the
general policy OF the Democratic party, nor did speak
Of any preference that had, Mr. Clay and
Mr.. Polk but spoke of them both, as always have
done, as utterly objectionable In remarhnI on the dan
yer OF annexatnn expressed The opinion that | now
repeat. that had but tle fear of should Mr. pix
be elected hut good deal should Mr. Clay be elected.
plscel my fear the ground thai Mr.. Clay as we'll
rs Mr. Polk, had expressed himself lavorably 10 an
nexa'ion. aud thai he could and would lead his party
whilst MI Polk was incompetent 10 lead his. | consid
cred MI. Clay he adroltes,, Will as the b,ldes
party Ia .ii.an we have, whilst Mr. l had shown no
extraordinary SKILL and had culnpart ely ll,le experi-
ence in party management
lfl have been nominated for Tie Legislature Of Nj
ehgm by The Democrats u lie county IN chch reside
it has been since left hume My relation to The ber
~ party, and my unrompromsng uppusun to both the
other parties, Is as we'll understood there as elsewhere
II, i'en | have been Nominated by any pron of my
cnnntynen. II has been neither as Democrat nor
wing Bat as have received official or authorita>
i've no'lllcsn OF such nomination. would be prema
lure IN me no" Ia take any farther notice Of it,
Respectfully, re JAMES G. BiRNEY.
% VI" be see1, hg the foregoing letter. that, al
though MI Brney Is opposed both 10 Mr. Clay and Mr.
P"lk,--as, being candiIa'e himself ,niplt very
naturally be expected YET he nlima,ts a prpierrucp
Tor Nj Polk over Mr. Clay for reason not very COM
pImenaiy to be sure. 10 The democratic nominee hut
nevertheless, very JUST that is that while Mr. Clay
IS man whose talents viii imparl weigh, Ia his opin-
Ions. vi Folk IA "iheompetsnr lead his own parly
MI blrney breads Mr.. Cay-while he holds Mr. Polk
In contempt We are not surprised that the Locooco
papers have not published this letter oi the Abolition
leader.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-17

Folks Cabinet Should pix be elected the 'sO5-
server" printed a, Columbia ('rcnn) the place Of his
residence, ncnes To believe the follow ing indvid-
mas VIII comprise his Cabinet: Samuel II. Laughlin,
editor oil the Nashville Union Secretary of State; Sam
9e' owartwout. of unknown paris of the Treasury, r.
Darhweli Hhet, Of S. c., Of War Capt. Stockton, Of n.
D. OF The Navy Ganscvoort Melville, Of n. Y, At
'ofney Genera and Amos Kendall, Postmaster General.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-17
FOR fsHsN r..
OoMTTzsSyorG9's SALE.

E(f VIRTUE of decree of the county court of
&S Campbell, pronounced al the August term of said
court. 1871, the Undersigned appointed commissioners
for the purpose. will proceed TO sell, by way OF public
auction. TO The highest bidder, Monday the 10Th day
Of NIvcmber next Qa, being day. in front of the
courthouse Of said county, the following valuable
81 ,N,.SS, viz: Lewis, a man; Sucky. woman, and
her child Betty, Any, woman; lane and Lucy, girls
forms accommodating and made known the day c!
sale. GEORGE ID. JASPER, c,
ROBERT JOHNSON, s oo'' 'S'
Oct II hon
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-17
REIICIOIrS NOTICE

Rev. w. J. Goss of New York, will preach on Sun
day next, al the Unlversast meeting house, al /
O'clock 4. NJ. and in the evening at7l O'clock
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-17

4 SRAiEtuL hr the literal patronage heret'f,re
~ bestowed upon me by the publlc | tske this mo
thod OF informing them, That have recently purchased
III The Northern cities mos, splendid and elesan, as
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-17
FT.vCl' and MAPLE
Sill IA q. d q ID =

ULLLlMS. RANKIN s. PENNLMa.N.
No. 63 WILLIAM STREET.
CORNER or CEDAR STREET, NEW YORK.
M GUILD call the attention of Merchants visiting
w New York for their Fall supplies, to their eXten-
slye assortment OF entirely
NEW STYLES FALL GOODS.
To their ordinary stock which comprises full and go-
neral variety OF Staple and Fancy Silk Goods they have
been making large additions Of ENTIRELY NEW
Sly LES, expressly adapted 10 the season.
From the facilities which they possess in the purchase
q Goods al The very lowest priceshelr unrlvaed aud
very extensive assortenthey feel assured that i, will
be in their power 10 offer extraordinary Inducements 10
purchasers who desire and deserve 10 buy on tho very
best terms, and they determined to spare pains
10 make Tor the n,eres. such to make their selections
from their stock. In
DRESS GOODS
they show great range of styles. in Rich Printed
Cashmere DEcosso, OF latest PARIS patterns; Tiesans.
Grape DE LANES. Muslin DE LANES Of PARIS styles,
never before offered.
Apaccas, Bonbazines, Black aud Blue Silk. low aud
high priced.
SlLkS-Cameleon Brocade Silks; Cameleon Brooch
Striped Silks; Plain and Satin Striped IIeonienes;
Black and Blue Black Satin Striped and rocnde fgur
ed Silks; Satin Striped Gros Cranes; Black and Blue
Black Gros de SWISS Italian lusrings Gios de Rhei
Gros d'Arques Black and Blue Black Salins; Plain aud
Figured Satns. Also
MILLINERY booDS III great VhTlety, co'HPI'-
sing Bonnet Silks and Sans of entirely styles. Bon
net aud Cap Ribbons. rich Fall patterns; new designs
Bonnet Veveis. PLAIN col3rs. black and blue black, gur
ed, shaded plaid cut and uncut.
LACES.
Cap Laces in great variety, Of new aud elegant pal
terns Trimming Laccs and Lace Edgngs, black and
white; Silk Llsle, Guipure. Mecblm, Brussels, &c.
Thread Laces aud Edsinss, French, German and
English.
SIAWLS.
Rich Cashmere and Broche Long and Square Shnwls,
1hbel Musn dc Lame. kabye, Plaid, Woollen, Nett,
&c. sc.
SILK SHAWLS-Dark Camcleon, Satin Striped.
figured, &c.
GLOVES AND MITTS,
In every variety for Gentlemen. ladies' and Misses,
Kid OF the approved manufacture Buck. Merno.
Wcollen, Silk. Lace, Fet, Egyptian, India Rubber;
&c.
Their stock will be found to comprise full assort-
ment of all the various small items needed and they in
vlte the attention OF Buyers. with the fullest confidence
that they can supp every want in their line.
New York, Aug 3 3mf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-17

ocs- Attention IS called to the sale of that valuable
Property opposite The Union Hotel, 10 take place this
evening at O'clock
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-17
NEW FALL GOODS.
Oct. 1nd, 1914.

fHNlE subscriber takes pleasure IN informing his cus-
i TONERS and the public generally that he has rcceiv-
ed his Fail Stock q Dry Goodsseleced in the eastern
markets with great And he feels confident say
ing that he is now enabled to offer Of the beau
iilDl and desirable Stocks ia iown-embratng n very
choice, vnrlcd and general assortment oi LADIES' AND
GENTLMEN'S WEAR; as well as large stock OF
Blankets, Pulled Liusey. Glasgow and other Jeans.
beached and brown DoDestics, Sc. To all Of which e
would call the attention Of purchasers, feeling confident
they will find II to their interest 10 give his stock an
examination before buying elsewhere.
JAMES A. STlGLER
Oct 6uf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-17

W 10 reply To several letters, and TO prevent the nc
eees'ty oi writing others, we lake this mpe oil saving
MAJ the slinl'i Of Clrt rsceuy advertised IN this
paper, has been filed
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-17
CHINA STORE, Reu,ored.

CHINA STORE, Removed.
~ RICHARDS, having removed his store TO the
W house formerly occupied by Col. Charles Phelps,
opposite Mr.. John Helms offers for sale assort
mcni Of China, Glass and Eanhenware expressly pur-
chased for this market, amongst which are
White Granite Dinner Setts
Green Chmera do do
Blue Singanese do do
Blue MernD do do
Fluled White Granite do 3
Fancy Toilet Sets, Q pieces
White Granite do -
Blue Iibcna do
White China Tea Sets, 80 pieces,
Raised figure do do
Fine EnamelleJ do 90
Imitation do do
Lard Lamps and Looking Glasses, Glass Preser YES
Galleries, Tuinblers. Wines. SC.
Pitchers. Plates. Dishes, sc.
Also, an assortment Of Stone and Common Earthen
ware OF all kinds which will be sold cheap for cash
by Z. RICHARDS
Dec. if
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NEW BOOK AND RTE
ESTHHLINKI.VE.y.T.

lily sHHb A1NHHsHEeV
IN RICHMOND, VA.
~ T. NASH and JAS. WOODlIOUSE b.vo
Ale hrned 90 partnership under the firm aud Wy le
at NASH & WOODHOUSu, for tho purpose
OF conducting extensively IN thiscily Whol.saic and
Retail Book, Stationary and Piano Forte b,. ness
They have taken one OF those now and spacos s,ore.
Just erected on the lot Of tho old Eagle Hotel.
They will be supplied at all times with large nss,,
men' OF Standard Sohou, Medical. Law md Miscella
neons Books, Stationary of every description Fancy Ar
cles, Music and Musical NerchanAise together with
large aud commanding stock OF those superior and tred
Piano Foues, of which many have been suld by
r., r. Nash ofPotersburc, as well others. All the
late publications OF merit, and new received ms
som as published.
r. p Nash still coniinucs his es,abl ishmeni in Peters
bury. on an extensive scale,
Richmond. Sept. Is taft
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-17

NOTICE.
AM ready Tor The reception Ut WHEAT, 81 which
the highest casa price will - givsm
ALEx'R, AlVSB~.
Elk Greek, July = ~
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FOR l;NT,

FOR RENT,
EA TIE large and convenient Brick Ten
EAE.A ement, formerly owned and occupied by
SH4 iii8 Nj. l.. II. Johnson as TAVERN
Gksn1Sx3 HOUSE, aud al present ,enanted by
capt. Samuel Smilhson situated ON the l.ynchburg and
Salem Turnpike. one mile southwest, Of Lynehburg. The
main building contains ruoms, well fitted up The
contiguous buildings belonging thereto admirably
ranged Tor comfort and enicnce. This property has
attached tn some Ii acres OF good land portion very
productive madow, sul spring of excoen, water. To
good ennnt The rent will he made satisfactory. Pos
session given LIST January, 1910 Apply to 5. Miller or
T.. B. Butler.
Sept 8 tsif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-17
EIOsNaTs! Is.,NNET.!.

DiCARDS, RYAN & co. have Just received a We
~ ~ han,snne stock OF FASHIONABLE BON
NETS, for Fell and Winter
a J. s o
SUPP. colored SILK NEiNErS, Tor making I}onnets,
tncut IN entire and
beautiful goods.
VELVET FRENCH FL0WERS-rennins, (ao,
imitation } the riches, Article we have ever had
MARABoAli FEATHERS. in magazine blnc. brown,
white. pnk and light blue, Tor Bouneis-thu mos,
elegant trimming worn.
SILK LACES. In great variety, for trimming Bonneta.
and riehea Imported.
Hits! A.xTS!! H.ITE!!!
We have also received very extensive assortment
of Has. Caps. French Boas aud Fur Nuts. all Of
which VIII be sold nj our usual low prices Tor CASH
We cordially invite all Ia examine stock before pur
chasngwhich will be found complete. being much lar
ger than usual REGARDS, RYAN g. co.
Next door 10 Bryant 4 Young.
Oct. Il
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~ my Store.
Ono very aoe Stanhope and Harness.
do do do Suky aud d6
ALSO. 2or very sne Saddle snd Hssssn HeAs slssss
ADDITIONAL.
Immediately after the ab,ve salo I will spy
J Roe Mahogany Shlrboafd, aas
| duz. foe cane seat Chsis aI 9Fssssss
20 d7. Plough I.inss, - iesen
20 duz Bed Cords, fe E1sss
dox Casters, p snstsi
so hnxes shaving Soap, ~
50 doz Gu, glsss Tumblcrs. ~
30 gross Friction Matches fasss
90 don Dnulap's Backing, ssss
d very fine Sionsch Pasps 81 #ss
BRASS and Woud Ckrks, &c 10 Id
Sale 10 commence At 10 o'clock 4fas
CHARLES PHELPS. A.ssyf,
ort. ~ Nn
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ShOcs, DOOts, re. $
WE have 10 hand II packages Shoes snd Bhc,s
~ consisting Of Mems Hussei and Nip Bfoeans,
Boys Brogans, Mems thick aud Kip Boots, Chhdrss,s
Bootees Sc.
Also included In Same invoice,
ceroon Superior Indigo,
bargain may be Ind 10 any purchasing the Ls.
MCDANIEL s. McCORKI.E
Oct. Ii 4. n
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Their stock will be found to comprise full assort-
men of all the various small items needed and they in
ve the attention OF Buyers. with the fullest confidence
that they can supply every want IN their line.
New York, AugS 3mf
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1844-01-10
AGENCY AT WASHINGTON.

A MOS KENDALL and JOHN f. KENDALL.
offer their services to such may have business
with the Government Of the following description,
viz
Obtaining contracts from the Post Office and olhe.
Executive Departments
Procuring patents, End other business connected
with the Patent Office.
Procuring pensions-revolutionary army, and ma
Wy; and other business in relation thereto.
Settlement Of accounts, whether with the State,
Treasury, War, Navy, or Post Office Departments
Prosecuting of claims against the Government,
whether Tor lands, other property, or money, before
any of the Ex' cutive Departments or Congress.
Our office is in the house of Amos KENDALL on
street, the first door east Of the Medical College
two squares west Of the Post Office Department,
where we can be found during business hours.
AMOS KENDALL will prepare cases for presentation
to the Departments, or to Congress. His knowledge
Of the forms and detas'of public business, derived
from service in the public Offices will enable him
TO perform this service the most effective manner
and those who ntrust with business may rely upon
the utmost prompttude, and the use of all proper
means to bring it to a successful ISSUE Our charges
will be moderate depending for their amount on the
nature of the case.
Persons at distance will find it much cheaper 10
employ us in any business they may have with the
Government, than to come to Washington themselves.
We will also attend to the adjustment and coec-
ton Of private claims.
All letters business should be addressed to
Messrs. Kendall, x Co., agents, and must be post
paid.
AMOS KENDALL,
oct 3-6m JOHN f. KENDALL.
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INDUSTRY OF THE GERMANS

mo herman population are crowdng into the
United States and settling down by hundreds mon
the rich lands found in various parts of the countr
and no American need regret that such il tho Co.,
They are hardy, industrious race. from which s;n
grow up, under our free Institutions non,,I.,; ~
worthy the home Of the free The emior pa,a'o"
they arrive in large numbers, bring with Ibe,n ooI
enough to purchase plenty Of land at eo,u
prices, for themselves and their children The ama
lovers OF liberty, and TO the United Stale -
enjoy the blessings of freedom and to secure The
vantages which our free institutions hold out to +, q
industrious, over the monarchia governments of En.
rope. Perhaps we cannot give better idea of their
domestic habits-their industry and economytban
by copying the following extract from the New YorL
Evening Post ~
Tho peasantry Of Germany, who comnose ,bs
great body OF The nation, wear linen and ,voollon
clothIngof their own manufacture On the Main =,
that country, vast crops Of fax are cult;ya,ad :,
linen clothes are woven in every family The sn;nd .
IS twrled IN all the cottages by young girls and aod
women, and looms Innumerable are eJasbino CO..
hour Of the day in the rural districts FemsIs co.
wants in families Of farmers receive part Of ,bo;
wages in linen. Every family has its large cbes, .,
household linen some Of which was made long years
ago; and The emgronls to This country often b,n,,
with them these hereditary boards, for such ,,,es
oi>sn srs.n '''" ""ey
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1844-01-10
From The old School X, publican
MIR VAN BUREN-HENRY CLAY


The Richmond Enquirer complains loudly of an
intimaton thrown out in the Madisonian, that the
friends of the Administration might perhaps remain
neutral if the above named gentlemen should be
lnees OF the two great rival parties respectively
The Enquirer says if Mr. Tyler should be the nomi-
nee, he would support him. and he thinks the friends
OF Mr. Tyler should, therefore, support whoever may
he selected by the Baltimore Convention.
All tins would be very right and reasonable If the
Co yention should be formed on Democratic pripci-
pies, and not be packed by the wire-w okers of the
Van Buren, party We have frequently said and we
say again that If the Baltimore Convention shall be
fairly organized by the election Of Delegates by Dis
,ricts and within proper time prior to the sitting OF
the Convention, we would support the nominee OF
that Convention. But we say, with the same frank.
ness, will not aid in Stacking the people pre-.
venting fair expression of their WILL and bringing
them under the rule and influence Of caucus machine
ry. There is time yet for devising the means of a
fair representation of the peoples will insthe Balti-
more Convention and IL should be done. We have
more than once pointed out fair and impartial
mode Of arriving at an unbiased expression of
the public piH, and feel assured no one ,ciii
deny that the several candidates entirely at liber-
y TO disregard the action Of convention that shall
not be so constituted TO reflect that will. If then
the wire-workers Of the old Van Buren, party insist
upon so organizing the convention to insure the
selection OF their candidate, they will have no right
TO complain if the friends of other candidates stand
aiocf 1t is enough for the States rights party to say
that they cannot and will not sustain the election of
Henry Clay. They have already said lin lS4O) that
they cannot and will not support Mr.. Van Buren,
Were the Democratic party, however, to do no,c
what the Wings did in 1Si0 viz admit the States
rights party into their councils and give them fair
chance in the selection Of candidate they would of
course sustain the nominee of the convention let the
selection fall on whom il might But when the leader
OF our party has in truth, restored the Democratic
party TO life and vigor from state Of prostration it
asking rather too much Of us TO say that we 10 ST
bow TO the will Of their machinery
We earnestly desire That harmony may b, produced,
by fair dealing towards the President, in forming the
ensuing convention bnt should it be otherwise, and
should Mr. Clay be elected in contest with Mr.. Van
buren,, the blame will attach, not TO the President
TO his friends, but 10 those ambitious and rec kess
spirits, whose patriotism begins and ends in selfish
hessi ana whose motto IS " rule on ,ltin ~