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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-18
WIZ Aloc,inn-StnGord.

A. meeting Of the Wings Of stoGord at the Court
House Of said county, the lO day Of February 1915:
James w. Fond. was called tho Clar and VIM Bay.
ly. sppOinied Secretary.
The object Of tho meeting being explained; On mo-
ton
Resolved, That This meeting spptovcs " tho Convention
proposed 10 be held Warenton, for the selection Of
esnddato for tiis Congressional District
Resolved, That John II. Settle, VIM Biyly WIN. Bar.
bsr Thomss Hill, Edmond L. Eoss, John VI. Conway,
d., Alert n. Mason, John %. Garland, Gen, Geo. VI.
Cooke, Rsbert Kendall. sum'i Bro Ike, Edward Wai.,r
n. d. Barnes, q n. Sutic. and Kendfck r.. Combs-Lo
appointed Delegates 20 seid Convention.
Resolved, That the Chafman be added 10 the Do,eea.
ton. n
Resolved That these proceedings be signed by the
Cbsirnsn and Secretary and published IN the Ffcjorcks
bsrs Herald, Richmond Wing, and Alctandrs Gaz. to-
JAMES W FORD, Chairman,
VS.. BAyIy. secrrtsfy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-18

The PTesideni Elect at Wasiin7fon-JoAa TYLER
See tho Globes account Of SIR. Folks arrival. We
publish tho statements in these PARTICULAR Of the Looos
Themselves! great parade there will no doubt bo until
the 4lh MARKHAM eSuberance Of interested patriotism
Col Polk - slrcsdy hesieged-boeagufcd-bya whole
army Of soicans and eXpectanis The ofco hunters I'll
up the spare space in oil the TaycTns aud Hotels aud board
ING HJusog at Washington. Tyler has lue grisi
the way Of aduaio1, nj his Mil! What no my have IN
the way Of another sofi Of gs ia another question Nets
arc c2ued TO be we'll elhcTcd aud he who would beuay
Lis friends bis party his pledges md his county, cannot
possibly escape tie poon of having betrayed his honor
BY tho way, Tyler 10 the shades in just IL day 81
Has the county hoaght upon that melancholy catas.
hophe! Is 1t aware, how near John Tyler Is TO his
political end-tbai end from which ihero can DO no
fe'uneeton'even FOR Charles City purpo'e1 Arnold hos
his adVocn'esihe advocaie7 Of bic Isg wounded Ben
nington,h not Of hmsef-BasT n liyiH, would now be
ianous ne Mexican Spjiaon is oil the ragobui m1rkit
tia esi traitor who cod HIMSELF bis cause his friends. snd
bis principles ~ time II peace, and for CONSIDERATION"
shall be held infamous omonR mon, "o the last syllable
Of recorded time" We hope that this wretcicd pal.
ieror with a Peoples fate, this double.dyed Apos-
tate, this tnder with the awful responsibilities, this
Pros'iIuied pei,u5or, hi, corrupt public officer, will
take himself 20 Tic bosom Of that retirement from which
no can never emerge. by the shortest route.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-18

IL As have invariably discouraged the various sppl.
cations Of my friends become candidate for the suf-
rage Of the people Of Hanover in tho Legislature of
Virginia. aud hoped that their attention would have been
directed TO others. who might represent them
ably and with less sacrifice my wish and hope that
might be saved the necessity OF appearing in your papei
but fad that some still urging my before the
meeting which wal take place next Court, therefore
proper should take This me;od Of saying those
of my friends who have manifested thr confidence and
friendship that must decline the honor; let. because
duty owe my family iobids the ptlncc the wish
3D. the party which belong haze suffered ard are still
suffering from having too asPirans FOR oacs; will
not, therefore. be increase the evil but will most
choerully withdraw my from the number, with tho
sincere hope hit old Hanover will present undivided and
harmonious front in the Spring.
WIN. WILLIAMSON.
Hanover, February, lSIj.
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Correspondence Of the Bait. American.
WARRINGTON. Peb,u,,v 18th ~.

WAsHINUIVN1 FebTunfy I5tb, 100
The President elect has received large number Of visit
since his arrival here and among them ito Official visit Of
tho Committee chosen by the two Houses Of Congress TO
form him II tho result Of the examination OF the Elooor
votes before tho houses Of Congress inform him
the result of tho examination Of the Electoral bec
the houses wednesday last aud Of their officially IT,
ciflng him president Of the United States" The n
mtee mado the visit 10 the Vice President olee.
The Senate have confirmed The nomination Of Chic Jus.
tiee NELsoS, Of New York. tho Office Of Judge ofre &c.
Of the United States for tho Circuit of New York
Tho nomination Of TnoHAs HENsroN, Cclsul to
Galveston has also been confirmed, with sumo othss OF mi
importance.
The Senate Chamber was full 10 OVERLOOKING ~. morn
log hear Mr.. Rves, who made an able spoach upon the
Texas Resolutions from the House. Tho dscuon crsstes
great deal Of interest," and many sfsnseu srobrs tosnuc
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-18
THE PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT ELEc

The joint committee appointed by the Senate and House
Of Rcprcscna,iyesihe lion. RI Walker, on tho part Of
branch, and the Hon. Edmund Burke and the Hon.
Linn Boyd that Of the other-waitcd upon the Hon
James X. Polk, Of Tennessee, yesterday, at Colemans
HOTEL and informed him Of his election the office Of Pre-
sdeni Of the United States for the term Of four years. from
and utter the third day Of March, 1S45.
The PRLsOLsT elect sgnicd his acceptance Of the Of
hce 10 which lie had been chosen by the People, and eI
pressed his deep Of gratitude them for the conf
dcnce which they had reposed in him, aud requested the
committee TO corey TO the two Houses Of Congress assur
that in executing the responsible duties which would
dovo!ve upon him. would be his snxous desire 10 main.
tain the honor and promote The welfare Of his country
The committee likewise informed tho Hon. George NJ
Dallas Of hi, election TO tho Office Of Vice President Of
this United States; aud that gentleman. in sgnyng his
cepianco ofhc Office TO which he had been chosen ex-
pressed his profound gratitude lhem and declared that
dawn Unexpectedly by tho generous slfages Of his el
low.czens from the shades Of private life into tho full
glare Of official stion IL difficult rcpfcss the soil.
ctudo that he might be oqual the eXaonces Of
sudden change, but that, swsycd by ardent devo.
ton TO the high honor, true interest," and fast union Of the
American States he would with zeal upon the du-
ties assigned TO him, in The hope least partially reaz.
ing tho expectations of those by whose confidence no had
been Observation-Disclosures, FEB. Is.
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NJ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. I5-o,n


Coffee Is in fair demand, and BRAZIL little frmor Sales
cotton for the week 400 bales change prices Sales
st. Domingo oswoo1 at 81 and Jamaica at
cash. Sales 1000 bxs bunch asins, part S. IVES
tern flour firm with moderate sales S4571a4 93i;
nothing new in Southern; rye flour 1915, scsrce;
buckwhcst -four dull and plenty Northern rye nominal
10ei oats sci little OF 35a36c; Southern corn light receipts
light demand and little improvement Hay SCI i6Oc-
Hops retail OF 13nl5c. Lead IL held at S357I. 10 tons
clean Russa hemp cold at $3.50, mos Sales Newbern
iuTponine at S2o2b spirits bring 36ba3Sc cash and time
Sales English inseod OIL from wharf, al tic, cash. Pork
has on Upward tondcnoybeef well supported Sales Of
rice S3Otta3,3 cwi nest Of the stock withdrawn
from m-rket $40 iefees rough ~ c. FAX seed sold Of
Sales No. nutmees OF Os and few be had now un.
der Sl0 New Orleans sugar sells freely without change
IN price Sales N w. Cost whsebons Of 33s3ic cash
Sterling bills 9is 10 per cen prem Paris francs 525s5 o3i
ToDiy-Tbe sales Of Cotton reach 400 bales at steady
pfices.
There Is change in Flour oil Western Sass and
upwards.
Illinois wheat sells Of 100 cts. for good quality; $500
bushels rye sod this week nj &C cts.
No sheraton In cSchanges.-Jgp Com.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-18
NECKLENBURC.

III w. Bsskervl, IT.. will be candidate repre-
the County Of Meekenburg in the General As.
semby of Virginia And in making this announcement.
ne no: refrain from expressing his constituents his
sincere and grateful Acknowledgements for the kind
consideration which has prompted the generous confidence
with which they have honorcd him.
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To III, Edifors Ollie IYhis.


Gentemen-Will you say in your mornings paper that
there will be Exhibition of Fire Works upon Candles
Hill Evening the 18th inst. Mt "A O'Clock.
These works intended for the 22d but Us there are
many persons about leaving this city the Legsa-
ture adjourns the 22i will be anticipated few days.
Very respectfully,
Feb IL, ls45. C. DIMMOCK.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-18
JOHN X. TAYLOR.
RIcnNoNp. February IL. 1915.
Col. ]. L. BILLurr

Col. J. Il. BmLUPs:
Dear Sir; have to-day received letter from Dr. Gnts-
wood, enclosing me sealed paper you, and which
send by Col Allen which he informs confirms in.
sirucons you from Mddesex similar 10 their
TO those received from Mathews conceive il TO be my
duty To inform that my of action the resolu.
ton table, from tho House Of Delegates propo.
sing to into tho election Of Senator Friday next will
be greatly influenced, If entirely controlled by know.
ledge Of the which you may il TO be your
duty pIrsue in carrying not Carrying ino effect tho
wishes Of the sgners TO the instructions from each county.
WIKI grea, respect,
our Obt. seryt.,
JNO, r. TAYLOR
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-18

SENATE CHAIHEE, Feb. 10.
Dear Sir; had hoped TO have received an answer from
you before this in reply 10 my note you by Col Aen
accompanying the Instructions from Md6esex. shall be
called on to-day 10 give vote the resolution your
House, TO 90 into the election Of Senator tomorrow.
frankly repent TO you, that the which may give
the proprcy OF adopting rejecting this resolution will DO
influenced by the reply which you may give me- An i'm
mediate answer is respectfully desired.
Very respectfully,
Your friend and obd'f aerv't
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-18
VINCENT wfTCHER /!

This distinguished citizen has announced that he proposes
TO retro from tho public councils Of yrns and
ly know any that ought excite In the enlightened
public mind, more sincere regret,
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To Col. JSo. r. BnLrr.. House Of Delegates.

HnU'E OF DEIroArEs, Feb. 13,h 1916.
Dear Sir; consider the election Of scnstor a duty
which consiiiIonnlly bound perform All that
nave TO say, with regard 10 my on that subject IT,
that shall be governed bya OF duty which owe to
my Constituents and myself.
Respectfully, yours &c,
JOHN X. D1LLUPS.
Dr. JUHN K. Taylor. Sennte Chn1nhnr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-18
RICHMOND DAILY WING.
MORNING. rEsauARy 10. isas.

10 The Convention for this Congressional District will
mes, in the Concert Room tho Exchange. Thursday next
at II O'Clock, NJ.
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With great respect,
Your friend, &c,
mo r.. TAYLOR.
RICHMOND, January 2Olh, ls45.
Cor. ]. z. ErLLurs:

Col. J. X. BILLUFs:
Dear Sir: have just received from Mathews letter
closing copy OF instructions recently up in that
county, expressive OF the wishes OF the ssners in tire
ucpled Senatorial eleclion-whch send you by COL
Alien Should You have received the original, you will
please re,un the copy BY Col AIcn the Commit
tee have instructed have their proceedings publish
cd.
1t may not be improper for cp?rzc you. that
have received letter from MdJlesex informing that
the people that county moving in the NATTER and de-.
sire endeavo: give them much tihe possible
TO perfect the list.
Under these circumstances take the liberty Of
you this note, respectfully soliciting your wishes my
course Of action the resolution from your House. now
table, fixing the 22d mat the day Of election.
Very respectfully your inend and
Obedient servant,
John r. TAYLOR
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-18

NEW BACON AND SMOKED BEEF.
- CASKS small Hams
- 20 DO hog round
10 do oid Hams
SO t.es new No Lard
~ tbis Roii Butter
10 bbls smoked beef a dele ous srt,is
IN ana Tor saslow car you bs-sairs. AZ
80. no. les Cary street,
teh I5 4 CRAZE.
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SALE OF LAND in POwHATAN.
EDUCATION.

YOUNG LADY. from MissaehufetL Il desfovs Of obfanrr
M situation TEACHER IN private Panty pleasant
noizhhouooi ~ adjlnnr Counties vicinity
Kennond would be- Preferable Che has cOndrfabe experience
tsachag and qilhd eaeh an the branches Usually taught
In a drst English School.
Sy- Leusrs roa paid addressed the Wing Once. at
tended n. e. is-cfts
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j. F. WORDS OFFICE.
ALIENS OFFICE.

For this morning.
AIanjria Iottrry Extra Glars 4I-drawr in Baltimore
N. d., Montsy, Feby i7th Ists.
IL drawn ballots.
Capitals $1,000 10000 24i5 primes OF 1000 10 Of
200, &c &C Tickets SS-shares proportion.
Dfawns Of Ale randnn Extra Class No. 3o-Feby IIth
90 90 9 81 ~ ~ III 50 "a 81 ~ 81 IL 20 Is.
Drawng OF Alexandra Lottery Class No. 7-Feb'y 18Th:
Is S u 65 81 So &c SO ~ 10 81
Drawing OF Va. Leesburr Class FEB. i7th
10 ~ ! "a 4S % 81 10 81 6i ~ % ~ ~.
&. X. ALLEN,
febs No. Exchange.
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Dr-cR.ctruL FR.up uroS rnx COMMERCIAL CoxxrSI-
rv-P,osfifutea Of the Newspaper Preas.-li. appears
that the parties concerned in apr,ao EXPIRES between
New Orleans and New York, in order to deceive the
merchants Of the North aud SOUTH and throw them of their
guard have been using several newspapers carry
rsprchensibe scheme almost unequallcd IN tho history o
our country The plan has been to get the Newspaper
publishers father the Express and when intelligence Of
advance in tho market 10 hand, not publish
IL, but pass IL a failure vi the express. A
small paper called the Mobile Herald prevailed
carry out their views in Mobile, but with
manncss that does them honor ths they drcov
cred tho OF the parties. tho editors Of the
Mobile Herald withdrew from the affair
The Mobile Register, journal OF high repaie, obtained
place OF the Herald but had boon connected with
the affair than four FIVE days before the Express
came in with the Csmbria's news, which withheld
from the editors Of the Register. while the spectators cpc-
rated extensively In the cotton Market The cditoio
of the Register could be party such fraudulent
uansscons and have very properly exposed the fraud aud
dissolved all connection with tho Of the Express
drsgracsful fraud on the Commercial community
has seldom been perpeaed BY using the press
about equal publishing false reports Of foreign
kets by late arrivals The principal parties in this affair
reside in New York. Who iheyi Will the Grand
Jury ndict themi How many newspapers, II any, have
been pivy these vianes, remains TO be seen. The
New Orleans Crescent City has hitherto claimed the Ex
press own and the editors probably know a par.
ties bchna the curtnin--N. Y. Sun.
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SMOKING TOBACCO.

SMOKING TOBACCO.
WE have just received n supply Of Smoking
Tobacco from the following manufacturers In Iynehbufa
VIZ Mcdaniel mecorts snd A. H. Armisesdwhieh
IN uo IN thheiy for long Tine and much approved
6l8 ALEX DUvtL h co.
nNE HuNUnyD AND FIVE BAGs GEESE
y FEATHERS, Ia WoFe, fu ~s By ... 10
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-18

In their necessary hurried arrangement, the committee OF
reception greatly aided by Messp Stetinius and
Knelo' the gcnemony agents Of tbs railroad company,
whom, with Captain Slack, tho conductor, they beg
leave TO express their Acknowledgements. To Captain T.
a. DoTning command Of ihe navy yard, they would al
tender their thanks for his prompt compliance with their
request for the cannon ard also the gunners who served
them efficiently. To Captain Chsubcy the committee
likewise indebted for his valuable services the battery
under his command.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-18

a IL. n Senate CAanhss - vsssy bssa crowd
9Th psos haa durinx md ths Isaiss 81 eay Ill
u their gallery ned The door Ways and espsssed
upon tho threshold Of the door The speech three
hours long. and very eloquent and powerful TO the end
eussion and speculation, aud Mr. Pok already begins
esive the difficulty Of selecting around him and will
satisfy his friends. Mr. Calhoun wIl have 70 leave tho Ca
hnc from the present sigma VI the times The opposition
him. Is thought, will be Than hs rcesi; and
hence r,irsmeu, will be his ,e. - will ~ wilias
10 secept Of an sppointment for foreign misson.
The Secretary u State will possibly be Mr. Buchanan. Of
Penn and while the Secretary Of gill be from Kentucky
probable that the Secretary " tho Navy will be from the
Noh. The Postmaster General vll dosbtlsss fron
North Carolina end the attorney general frsm Mississippi
Cssssiisfis@ Of Lssissrs-Ths convention which IL
engaged In hs formation Of constitution Ter the
State Of louisiana has wisely incorporated provision
prohibiting nsivrased citizens from voing In that State for
year, ser they have become citizens This 10
ceent safe guard ngsips tho commission OF fraud In
curing naturalization paper, parties will not be 80 ready
make cixsus Of those whom they cannot at ~
the polls IL will also have the further beneficial effect
making such persons desrp become citizens. pay for
their certificates. We hope that similar regulation
will be adopted In every Snlc, IL will cut of prolific
source Of corruption. The Legislature II Maryland should
upon this and other subjects connected with the
right Of surase-and here take occasion repeat
conviction that would BE- just and proper pe.s gene
Registry Law, requiring dollar 10 be paid for every
certificate Of Rcgisry. Ssch got would "k two birds
with stone" Il would repenish the treasury and pre-
vent frsuds.-Bslt. Clipper.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-18

In this o,sy on the 1871 inssp tho residence o. EIsr
seck Lee ~ the Reyd Wm. s. Pumcr, ID. d., AcouSTUs
n Harrlrox. Eco, Of GoochlsBd county, 10 Mis-, May
vssuA, slssss asvshssr 81 Mr. Howell Lewis, Of Gooch'
Ias< esss1, VI ~ = Eslfi-f
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Hanover. February, l545.
FURNITURE AT AUCTION.

FURNITURE AT AUCTION.
On This Morning store, 10 o'clock, we will sell
variety Of Mahogany Furniiure-t0 close sales.
feb Is INIOES & BROTHER. Aucts
BOOK AUCTION.-On wednesday and Thursday
Evenings, 18Th aud Goth February Store commencing
O'Clock. will cell without reserve close
general assortment Of Miscellaneous and Law Books
including many works Of merit.
II The above will be arranged for examination during
Wednesday.
feb ls INLOES & BROTHER, Aucts.
tLOvER sEED-l5O bushels Baltimore Cover Feed in
~ soreand 900 bushels superior Virginia Mountain daily
sIpeeted-for nie BY tebisl WM ANOERsoN,JL
SnA BUSHELS OATS Just arrived per oeeola. in Dock
pOU and for sale low ltels ~ RANKIN &wHrrLocK.
NOTICE.
DY virtue Of a decree Of the Circuit Superior
~ Of Law AMI Ciansey county NJ James city
be sig. icscn 10 ndngue favor ~
Cary Wikinon rt against TIE Of "n Wilkinson,
eessed and the eSeutoof Benz T1i'frro iced def
second Of Jjbn Amhsfs plm agans Cay
wilkinson deft The creditors OF the said B.niain Tsaierro
dceeled hereby required aud PROVE before
before the 0uih Gay Of March my Office y
Williamsburg foh the Hastings Court Clerks for said
Cyl % O'Clock The forenoon, their claims
1aafero- estate, order that may take and report
aid Court account o the Outstanding debts ssan the said
Tai'aienos
FEB is-w3& sAw'L SHIELD. Com'r
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On This Morning store, 10 O'clock we will sell Q
variety at Mahogany Furniiure-to close sales.
feb Is INf,OES & BROTHER Aucts
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DIR. Joms R. TAYLOR. Senate Chamber.
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tLovER sEED-S0 bushels Baltimore Cover Feed in
~ storeand 300 bushels superior Virginia Mountain DO daily
eIpceied-For saio BY ffcb 1871 WA ANDERSON, IT,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1845-12-20
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.

The Message of President Polk has been receiv.
ed throughout the country with burst OF enthu-
siam scarcely ever equalled. The views of the
President, upon all the great national questions
now being agtated, are such as to command the
respect of the intelligent men of all parties He
treats the various subjects under consideration in
a calm and dignitied manner, at the same time de-
termined and statesman-lke. There are some mi
nor politicians, however, in the whig party, the
calber Of whose intellect might be spiked with a
cambria needle, who find fault with this document;
the people, Notwithstanding, will sustain the presi-
dent and especially IN his course in relation to the
territory Of Oregon, for the very simple reason that
doned without a sacrifice of both national honor
and interest" The people of this country are not
vet prepared to make such sacrifices, and never
will be.
The following resolutions were adopted by a
large and respectable meeting of members Of the
OHIO Legislature, and citizens Of the State, at CO.
lumbus, on the reception Of the Message.
Resolued, That the able and patriotic message
of President Polk, merits the warm and enthusi-
astc appreciation of every American citizen; and
that his course in relation to Texas and Oregon,
his fearless and patriotic avowal Of American SEN
tment, relative to the interference of European
powers IN the affairs of this republic, its territorial
and national rights, and the peaceful progress Of
its free institutions and his wise precautions for
the protection OF Texas, is worthy an Andrew
Jackson and givefull assurance that he is eminent
ly qualified to preside the destines Of this re-
public in any emergency. ll.o
Resoired, That we respond with hearty enthu-
siasm to the Recommendation Of the President, to
take possession of Oregon, from California 10 the
Russian territory, every acre Of which belongs TO
the United States and we trust and believe that the
whole American people will rally to the support
Of our patriot Chief Magistrate, our rights in Or
egon, and the honor and integrity Of our soil, with
an ardor that will terrify British arrogance, and
teach the world that we afree andmighty nation
Resolued, That in Recommending the creation
Of Unconstitutional Treasury" the President has
exhibited his enlghted craftsmanship. and true re-
gard for the spirit of the constitution--"which
never intended that the money Of the people
should be kept in institutions not under their con-
troll" and that hrs views and Recommendations in
| this respect, meet ahearty and cordial response
from the democracy Of Ohio; that we hail the rec
ommendation with deep and abiding satisfaction,
believing II will hasten the period of the entire and
perpetual triumph Of our principles over that spirit
Of legislation which creates banking institutions,
which, in the language OF the message, we hold to