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SALEM o., FRIDAY. OCTOBER 81, ls45,

we very much doubt whethef it is a course
that can be ~reconciled with the object of
your mission, as generally understood. Here,
or at least in this vicinity, is the great body
of A. S. Friends-here our Yearly Meeting
is held-here, it was expected you would
meet us in counsel, and for this purpose our
aged Friend Charles Osborn is here, not
doubling that if You had any thing for us,
here would be the place to receive it. And
here it still seems to US, is at least the place
to berin. We do not presume to dictite, hut
we take the liberty to ask you TO reconsidet
your proposed plan. Wha,ever course you
may see proper 10 pursue, towards a. 5,
Friends, or whatever advice you may have to
rive them, or propositions to make to them,
we think il reasonable that they should be
commenced here instead Of at our remote and
small meetings. And especially if you in
tend to convene A. s.. Friends to hear tho
Address, we would request you to commence
here. In conclusion. dear Friends, we would
suggest to you, that if you persist in that
course, which evidently implies a design to
weaken us by operating upon our remote
meetings or outpost, we shall feel ourselves
iustik able in tlking such measures as may
appear TO be advisable to guard our Friends
against aRy improper influence.
Nav we will just add, that il we are un-
der wrong impressions, we hope to be set
right, for it is painiil to US to h9rbor an un-
favorable thought respecting Friends, for
whom we have long entertained so high a re-
gard as we have for those whom we are now
addressing.
We expected you would take steps to in
quire into the particulars of our difficulty, see
where the wrong was, and endeavor to re-
move it. But if this is not your intention.
then we have been mistaken in the object Of
your visit, We have spoken plainly, but
not in an unfriendly feeling, and hope you
will attribute it to no other motive, than a de-
sire that the right may prosper.
With the sAlutation Of our love, we re-
main year sincere Friends,
MARC ARET BALDWIN,
HENRY III. WAY,
ROBERT b. BAILEY,
CHARLES OSBORN,
CATHARINE COFFIN,
MARGARET BALL WIN,
JAMES MAULSBY,
LEVI COFFIN,
BENJAMIN THOMAS,
BENJAMIN STANTON,
DANIEL PUCKErF,
RUTH MAULSBNs
JONATHAN HOUGH,
GEORGE SHURGAr, n.
SAMUEL CHARLES.
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8. Il. PAINTER PRINTER.
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At special meeting of the Meeting for
Sufferings of A%ntl-Slavery Friends, held al
Newport, la. 10th month 18th 1Si5.
The following document was produced by
a committee appointed for that purpose, and
read; and after due deliberation was united
with and adopted, and directed to the partic-
ular attention of all Anti-Slavery Friends.
np.p EprpNDs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-30
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
THURSDAY, Jan. 23d, 1916.
STATE CONVENTION.

The bill G take the sense OF the neople on the propt-
ETY. OF calling Convention, came up as The order Vi the
day,
Mr. Stephenson, at the suggestion of several uente>
aud III consideration Of the Importance OF tile sub
eci, moved 10 pos,pane the bill, and make it the order
ol the day for next Tuesday which was agreed 10.
Mr.. Bowden moved 10 take up the resolutions from
the Senate. io the speedy annexation of Texas.
Mr. Nnoher, IN view oi the progress of the business
Of the House. hoped the resolutions would not be taken
up. Discussions would probably ensuo, ard much time
he wasted.
Mr. Daniel OF X g., vas surprised at this motion,
coming from the side Of the House which he under
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SENATE.
WEDNESDAY,, Jan. 90 1915.
THE III ECIIDN M SIrN A'rDR

During The debate IN The n'ghl sessnt, Senators on
both sides, undertook vlndlea"n OF The conduct OF
,ne'f respective paiues. NessTs' thompson "l IA
Wallace, toA, MeAlulleh, Newman aud Sloan, con
"od'hg ma, me bemuea's mad 'aiiy come up 10 me
ta'e, aud ha' The W hes knew Their own condition,
as well beioe ey sent III The proposition 10 elect Sen
ato as they did now-iha they had backed ont from
combat OF their own seeking-had violated solemn
compact betaeen the TWO houses--and were justly
chargenbe with the defeat OF the VIII Oh tho people, as
decIslvely oppressed by the late election. They con
tended that the responsibility OF defeating an election AT
inc present session. Jnsty belonged Ia me w hgs, anu
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-30
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

TUESDAY,, Jan. Zisl, 1910.
The following engrossed bills read thifd time:
Authorizing the Auditor OF Public Accounts Ia !.
sue his On tbe Treasury IN iayur Of Charles j
Gtls Tor The sun nf t515-ihe valuation Of his con
demned slave. FUSED.
Incorporating The Virginia society Of Surgeon Den
lists. Passed.
Directing payment 10 John X. Mcclure out OF
the school quota oi l'azesrll for 1874. Passed.
Mr. WIeh,f oioved the report oi the com-
mittee, rejecting the pettiun ii Coleman ID. Bennett,
school commissioner iar Ps,lsania. MI w SAID the
principle established in the from lazlmell just
decided by tie passage Of that bill embraces this
aud was bar sheer justice 10 allJM this claim.
Mr. Andprsut admitted thai this even a stronger
case than Thai fram IHzewtll. bat lie opposed onl
aad ont To Any Invaslon under any pteext, upon the
schuol fund ter the odncatnaf psof children. lie would
ias.l ulop the must rgid compliance with the law IN
every case.
Mr. lee supported the decision Of The committee and
Mr. 1.saief opposed II.
alf Nncher's mot on was reJec,ed-ayes 10, noes
81.
AID the House adjourned.
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SENATE.
S.rrnpsy. Jan. rs,

SATURDAY. Jan. IS. 1916.
Narions biEs from The House were read and commit
led.
No other business heing mainred for aeiian Mr. Car
termaved 10 take up the resolution from the llouse fix
ing he 2lnd inst, lot the election II Senator Of the
lraed States.
Messrs. Thompson. of X McMulen aud Wallace
uppesed the molou 10 ,ahc up the ground Of The alb
SINCE of Senator'S on p,her duiics.
Mt Baptist stated thai his iully known cn
shis sai0ecl--hc had been reelected " nh full kuowl
edge iha, he would always carry oui the ttquisons o
thu Cunsuii0nhe as INV, as ou iotmrr uces sim
IN attempting Ia make elertnn--lct that terminate
right, though he iundy hoped II would result as
Il narht, IN the triumph oi the Democracy. But he
ma we'd enough IN give hts views present, and hoped
Ms friend would M, press the motion.
Mr.. Carter admitted that his ia, nd from Halifax had
cne thusb the crucihe tins suhcti, and had
oai safely he had doubt be would do his dutv all
rimr~. Bu fun his presrui III ri. Mr. {. thought him
quite able Ia give hs views effectively The present
occaSiun. All that Mr.. c. desed was 10 ha an ex
presso II inteniica the part Of the SENATE whether
,hey world elect ~
Alter sanc farther explanation by Mr. Baptist, Mr.
Garter drned 10 viihds w his noinn to TAX. up III,
trs,nii and that motion decided IN the nenayp
o. mneu VI Mr.. Dennis the Senate adjourned
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o. GEE. Duff Green. who held consular arno;n,.
meni IN Texas, as usual, got into hut water either hv
offering bride To DIR. jones, the President, Of b, R
public, or by holding towards him threatening oncu,,s
QeporIs vary as to his precise ofience) in reference Ia
the annexation Of that couary to the L. States pt,s.
dent jones, il is nov known is opposed 10 annexation.
and indeed il seems 10 be doubtful even ii uur Cop,r,
shall assent 10 that measure, whether il will no, be n.
jected by Texas. Ii seems from the tenor Of certain q,
cles in their new srarers thai they viii be very pd \,
10 the termsaud that il they shall not be very hyors
bic, the 'beaurii,l aud unfortunate" bride M after all
turn her back upon her adert wooer She will at least
il is thought insist upon the payment of her debts as
condition lreceden, 10 the marriage ceremony
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I Mr. Bap,ist then pfaceeded. and delivered an ahl'
and char argument 10 support Of the constitutional dH
~ al the Legislature make an elsfiie oi Senator a
is present st>sion. lie cited casss IN Pnini. aud ffo
sed nv nrresrnts bsscj The high authority 81 Ten
/ Jaeksa' Mr. Van Bufeu. Mr.. Iszewe'l, AZ. hseuh
and other Statesmen OF distinction. iiai Ssnaior HF
na,ed by The Governor. II the Lglslaifs shosid Fol
would moi IL. entitled 10 lake bis seat = z' sA e
the 5lh If March nexl-ile dened ihai faeap eieas
ted hy the failure Of the Legislature 10 .sst, Wsi5 D.
vacancy happeaing IN the words OF ths 1,stit'i.'
and such an ote ought 10 be billed BY LIE EAtif'
| under his authority IA Gil yaranciss.
Mr. u. dscsred himself sgainsi lanodlnsfsh con
str,cn ON this subjectand thai he was strict State
R,phis man lie painted oul the evils which might
accrue Ia the Constitution AMI Government, by failure
IT majority If the Stses 10 obey The ca behts's ." he
Constitution 10 the electiun Of Senators
Mr. Baptist having concluded hts remarks. Mr. Me
Mullen was a awed Ia withdraw the mot0h To lake up
the resolution for the electun Of Senator.
Mr. Slsnard rBeeed The mollun 10 take up The reso-
luiinn aud called The ayes and naes.
The question WIS then taken. and The moilon 10 lake
up was decided IN the negative as follows;
AYES Messfs. Sutton. Thompson ai Amherst Dap
list. Gallaher. Capeuon. Stanard Carter. Crnmp. Ro
gers.
Aoes-- Messfs. Scott (speaker) Wallace, Cawiufd,
Spark Dennis, Penn. Siuan, McMulleu 1aylar, Guef
rant. McGaulcy Newman and Thompson OF k.-li.
so the Senate refused 10 take mp aud consider the
fsnlon from the House or the election OF Senator o
the United States.
And The Senate adjourned.
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ELlTORS' CORRESPONDENTS
RICHMOND, January u, lS.

RICHMOND, January II, ISl5-
The rnstplncmen Cor rather, virtual repeaD Of the
pln order Tor the election oi IT, 5. Senator last We'd
nesday, by The dpurnmea oflhe House Of Delegates,
after having used every effort in their power in van
n. aco me Senate 10 consent to the p1stponenent
distant period, 10 the next day, has
been as expected lrotu theme of misrepresentation
Ii struetha that day, originally designated for cleo
lionb by the Wigs themselves, and iseqully that
they well aware when it 50 designated that
of their party wassck that two others were absent
as the, when the day arrived. But they had reason
believe that Of those -bsen,ees IL oi BOTH would
be in his seat in time for the eec,un IN this expecta
they Disappointed, aud hence they felt due
10 themselves, well as To the constituency thus acct
dcniay unrepIesened that post ponement of the cleo
iion shall take place. The extraordinary and unprece
denied pursued by the Senate in declining to
upon the joint order until the morning of the very day
fixed for execution furnished another and sufficient
for The postponement. BY what motive was this
unheard OF r,ceeding-a proceeding well calculated, it
il not designed, To throw the Wings oil their guard
prompted M who can see beycnd the surface
can mistake it, From the commencement Of The scssion
until that morning, it had been universally believed that
The Locoioco majority in the Senate shelterng them
selves behind the hold sophsm tina, majority Of the
people had voted for Mr. Polk in November, ma'fi-
" oi the delegates elected in the previous Spring.
sitould moi be permitted In elect Senator belonging 10
the opposite party. would refuse to make election at
all. Although this had not been openly recon-
mended IN the Enqnrer articles Iukng tn it and lasl'-
yhg II IN advance inserted in that paper; and inc
n'inaons an the or Of the House. in the brief debate
upon The resolution fixing day for the election, con-
curing with other circumstances LEFT doubt on 'hs
minds of those who heard tina, such would be the 1ns'
determination of That body. But OF acci
dental circu giving them Temporary majml-
~ on The very morning of The election, they s'ush' "
taking advantage nt them. 10 affect willingness !, PEI
lorm Their constitutional day, AL thereby " 'ni'"
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

MoSp,y, Jan. 20, 1915.
their Clerk slalng that they had adopted resolutions n
iavur OF the annexiuou of Texrs To the Uned States
On ,noii,a of Nj. Bt,adus uf Cupeper, The resau
lions laid an the table; and
On maiiun Of Mr.. Bpwden. ordered 10 he printed
The Speaker lad leiuse the House Az ,Fder of the
eunnty ciun of Btteiouri, asking appropriation io
the repair OF the Prce's Turnpike aud Curberland Gar
Rad, within said cuuny az thai the said rad may BE-
surrendered by the State. Referred Ia the Commute,
On Il ads
by Mr.. Falion Of Wythe, Of Leonard q. Bailey, 20
a divorce.
by Mr.. Perry. Of citizens Of Tszewell cuun,y for
separate elec,e al the huuse O john w Reed On The
Dry Fork of Sandy River.
Ga molijn OF Mr.. Boiling,
ybr House Adjourned
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which called f aeiioa lie l rcfore would not devote
one inamrnt Ia This ssgrani subject.
Mr. Cucke considered that he was required by his
constituents abose all things not To waste the time ut
this llouse il, The discussion Of Federal p,cs. Aud
r that he should oppose the consideration Of ihis
question and any time hereafter.
The moiion to take up decided in the negative
ayes ca. mes So.
BY Mr. Gafeft, that the committee The mlsa
laws inquire into the expedency Of eAemp'ine Graduates
o the Virginia Military Institute al Lexington iron mi
lIiia duty.
PETITIONS.
by Mr.. Jackson If citizens 1T Wood and Lewis. 10
have distractions In the little Knnawba removed BY,
Mr.. Seraegs Of Isham Lan2hofn and ules, Of Bedford
asking T. have fine refunded.
On motion Of Mr.. Payne the House adjourned.
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Annexation oi Texss-saJ o,h-r resolutions irom ihs
same State. csncesp,sg the trial and Imprisonment
Ihunas Ntiss ID &c. ii the State Of Rhede island
Mr.. MeMaiiea, after expressing his symlaihs ="
the sa7einys oi Mr. Dms. aud thinking that The sn9rc
was worthy Ut the consideration III the Senate, moved
s refer ressslisas both subjects to the >eee
Commitse ga Texas
Mr. Galiaher thsashs this COMMITTEES was faaeiiow
of-is having discharged the day assigned then, bu
i,ars rserrus by tho Chair stated his objections I.
considering these matters ALL We had ssnstted 1sxa,
yesterday and therefore the thing wssdone! As q
DOR. we hsd no business medJIe aiih hiss case. u
uzs Just appropriate r aay cher State 10 interfere
with criminals IN our Penentisres. lie had M doubt
SUM frermsn might the be fund incsrceraied also.
Mr.. McNullen enlarged upon The def, oi The Senate
sd,s ike Subjects presented. u Wis but eoure
New Hampshire 10 do sand he further Dr.
scaated earnest ierms apta the injustice which he
believed had been done Mr.. Dorr IN he imprisonment
Inquiry nj lesst sght 20 he made.
ar Thonps,n st X. thouchl the subject ought 10 be
<rssse, aud moved 10 lay The resolutions on The table
lla had oiaeeilan 10 the references of the oli,ers
Mr. GallaheT protested against the waste OF The time
Iibe Senate. revising The criminal laws aud internal
paire sf anoker Stale, aud. upon hr. 1bampsins as
SEEMING, moved to lay the ,cio subject on the table aud
called the ayes and mes.
Mr. Raeers asp ipnaj in the shjecion 10 this mode
of consuming the time Of the Senate on The Dor case
ws had M right IT, review the criminal pnIceeiings al
Rhode island nor Of any aher State. IL was imperti
nen on the part Of New Hampshire. 10 dls aud To ask
our interference. and doubt Intended Ia raise
sympathy here for Don, and perhaps wblrland Ia our
sua State We about 10 bid Cunveuiion. aud
soa,e Dorriie might undertake 10 eubyeu the constituted
authorities 81 "ur State, and sci up Government
o sui his notions oi Democracy.
Mr.. Carter (who came IN during the dscussnn) had
heard the previous emarks but splr1ed la the calm
Judgment ii the Senate avoid niemeddliog wI such
affairs 0ne suvereipn Stale had night 10 supersise
or examine TIE internal affairs paice Of sister State;
and lac tbung Virginia ought mol 10 invite snch course
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SENATE.
TUESDAY,, Jan. Il ISl.
ELECTION OF SENATOR.

Mr.. McMuen moy ed that " hen the Senate adjourn
iuday II will ADJOURN 10 meet 10 morrow at 10 u
clurk.
Mr. Mem. indicated his purpose to b, t, afford time
for the cunsJeat n oi the rssuluinn ln, The House
ipr The election ol Senator o The United States the
22d inst.
Messrs. Carer. Gaaher and Cs~rton. thought. il
IL The intention of The Senate 90 into election
iomorvw, IL but fair and courteous 10 the other
lleusr. 10 give Indication of such purpose. The
resolution would still be under the conifo, Of The Senate,
". upon assembling uorfow there should be many
absenees as 10 render 1t improper go into the elec
ts0n.
Msssrs. McMullen and Wallace saw no necessity for
giving such Indication the other House, it
fair presume they ready. having Informed
by their resolution These gentemea alluded the alb
Sence ~ several Senators. BY casmaud Of the Senate
and INSISTED that time shonld be allowed l., ascertain
whether they could return in time. This tact would
he known this evening, The return OF the boai. Il
Was mol now proper 10 take up the resolution in ihe
absence.
Mr. Baptist desired that time should be allowed hin
" make his srgameni the duty imposed by the Con
siiuiion to make election Of Senator Il was know
that he peculiarly situated this subject LAWN.
gone through the ordeal home in reference 10 IT,
Dir. Stanard would vote against the resolution once
al 10 o'clock tomorrow simply brcause there com
mtees Of The Senate employed upon imporani bushes
who coud not be present.
Further remarks were made BY Messrs. Me Mullen
Wallace, aud Gaiai,er.
The qaesau ~ss then taken upon Mr.. Mullen's ms
tim ia u,sei ri 10 o'clock, and decided in the sfsm
tive
Mr. McMnlless then msved, ia order sccammda
his freud from Mscklenlarg wha desired Ia speak
the constitutional punt. To take up the resolution fro
sise H'use, f1F the electivu IL senator
~. Newman Indicated his deietsnina oa TO vote
Gsinst psiiiae the resolaAn again the table, if
considered
Alter sons remarks by NIessrs. Carter and MENU
lea. wss agreed. ny csm'naa c"asens, that Mr. Bal
isi should proceed with his argumeni.
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u Dr. M'rarty, an eloquent, Catl,lic pr;.s,
resident Of Philadelphia, is now in Ireland, eoll,;.
funds nr rebuilding the churches sometime since d..
ed ny The mob IN that city, and has delivered ssvo..,
speeches. in which has reflected with great seyeri,y
IN The perpetrators of tbuse on'rages In one of T.,
haransnes, dlverging somewhat from lhs, t,p,c =
boasied tina, Mr. Polk had been elected Prcsiden, h.
irsh vo'e-snd added, by way threat we PRESUME :,
The BRUSH government, thai there 'iorly Thousand
lshmen in America, pledged, the moment that ono d..
Of Repeaers blood is shed in Ireland to rush i,o =,
ada, and rescue il from British dumnlon" Mr. o,Ca.
NELL however, rebuked the priest for his threat. and 4
precaed all appeals to violence. Should the Rev H..
'ors flock carry 1t lro execution. the question Of the an
annexation Of Canada tw seemingly remote one NAV
be near at tanl.
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JOHN HILL, ESQ.

We have received the correspondence between Mr.
il and the Committee 10 inform him OF his nonna.
ton, which We are compelled 10 defer un our next -.
Mr. Hill says in his letter, that he will endeavor To-
visit The different coun les of his strict We hure o
see lr soon in county, where he will meet viii
warm reception. The District is large aud will occupy
the time Of any candidate for least six WEE Ia OF two.
months. /, is therefore, hot only necessary that he
should be active but his friends in each of tu equities
should be SO also.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-30

et-Ihe 6hte is cut f.r the ann, xation of ,tac
as som as, by Popular revolution. ,hose ,,o,;
sunder iher erhneeiion with Grat B,i,i.
D'u"s""A ana Nova Sofia. We Prsunr, ar. Ia nm
and then Mexico, California, and The Island. "~
Sea- '"cins''s 'ls 6iaet Republic If lIsyri, W..
are We :" s'"p :" the ea'eer Of territorial
"sS'sSea as We seem ~ be of The magnikeeh, ,t.'
that, In the spirit Of Popagandss, il is our sp,,,l
sion to extend The area Of freedom Far Wis.,,
be, IN our humble estimation 10 preserve the
We have received from fathers than 10 seek ito.
enlargement under creams ances of at hast eo,.
rropneiy. "fou have Sparta" said a Greciao ;, ~
connrynen, seeking 10 The spri, of c,,.o,o.,
"h'rh ne foresaw The ruin Of his country. "Yo,
Spar,a-adorn tlai!" The same Ammunition i .
cable to us-bnl we shall disregard it. as The so,u.
did-and meet the same fate 4''
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. NATIVE ARTlSr.-We have examined the
painting Of young gentleman, who is now esiden, ui
this place, ana who is modest and unassumns It,
to mske "h'ursh" and nf.rm the public himself VI
his talents Among his collection we noticed an idea,
ske,ch-"he Holy Fandly'-which is rare specimen
of this branch of the fine HIS portraits are also oS
the most striking kind making I"k spon canvass
though he looking at himself in mirror Mr..
Pe'icnlas, the young gentleman spoken Of is destined
take high stand artist, and we wish him The
greatest Tie will take plea sure in showing hs
paintings 10 any gentleman or laly who may have de-
sire them.
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From The Richmond Comp iior, Jan 25.
DEATH OF COL. CAMPBELL.

Both Houses Of Legislature adjourned yesterday at
early hour in consequence Of the death OF Col. VIM
CAMPBELL, the Senator from Franklin aud Bedford.
Tins is the first death Of member in this city, during
the session OF the Legislature, since the demise OF young
HopGEs of Nansemond 1--WE believe in '3S } who was
much lamenied An occurrence 81 rare of course
throws pail our Legislature when it takes place
The worry gentleman whose funeral lranspres to- day
was most estlmabe citizen, distinguished for those viz
tues. IN private lite, which make men esteemed and in
his character, as public servant he had always dis
charged his duty with fidelity those who confded in
him, and with courtesy and prorrety towards his col
leagues lie had beea long in public hie and ever
proved himself worthy oihe trusts reposed in him.