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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-20
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Nrw OaLEANs, Nov. 10, ls45.
The .,eamship Cincinnati: arrived this
inornine from Aransas Bay, having on
board Major Galiy's corps Of State Arl.!-
lery, and Capt. FarRahes between this
Esnpfy and Mexico.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-20

ALChu.ch robberies are becoming quite
frequent. The Presbyterian Church in
Harrisburg, and iha Ca.h4i;- G. -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-20

George StePhenson GEO W Sappingion, u
On motion, R,solued, That the Chairman and
Secretary be added as D elegates TO said Conyen.
lion.
Resoirtd, That the proceedings Of this meet.
iug be published 10 the papers Of this town, and
the Richmond Wing and Enquirer requested 10
COPY. A. HUNTER, CAN.
| II. N. GALLAlER, See'N
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-20

N. bsr, q nrs. Louisa waihineso., p sns
M uood esta,s, skres nilss from cAsslsro1s.
-. bare, % Thursdsy eveni1g l.,s -
,su;., .na l.rh -,oreihsr nh ~ ~ ei.ht IN.
.omp,isinx sbou, IS barssis q re. "a sssiis.
d hay, 20 oashsls q ensl oihsr fsrniss in.
pisk Rlsuse., A,lsss s6i' sas.llsp' and s.'ssa'
. !, sh;s - e ne yes, uhen prossuttss &C.
..,.,l,'i, = ,sssst, and sbaildius bosh txpsn
4 IN. and oeonssnisns.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-20
Diseoser Z a. .Msgnelie Pole,.-The Cinsin.

Discovery Me Magnetic Poles. me C'n ain
naii cbroni has the following
+ a scisni6c gentleman. who wss pre-
sent q Dr. Locke's lecture on Monday
evening ssysu was remarkably interest
ing. Tie subject was electro magnetism,
heat. ant their Kindred topics Among
other things be mentioned The discoveries
Be bad @. . and The i:s'. ,esunula ,sd
line o. creates. intensity This has been
} subject OF exsmin alton with him for So
velal years. He considers now that The
poles ere discovered-a d least
their Immediate locality. His views on.
his Subjective been confirmed BY other
One OF The magnetic poles is
% Siberia and another 10 The Northern
BART Of America. The line of greatest in
ensiiy = near the shores Of Lake Superi-
u.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-20

CoAoas Liz of C7sy.- This work. SOW
posing through me 49,. IA, fair 10 al
tract general attention. We 6sssr .-..
the authors prefsre sod The liable of con-
rents OF the FIRST volume. Five chapters
are given TO the GIeai Conspiraey.'. q
the author siylesh-aliuding 10 The charge
of hsse.in end corruption on The occasion
ofthe Presidential eleciion ID 1924 This
sssjeet : :horoughly snslyzed.
fBaif;mgrs .aner-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-20
49, s ~ alerandria CaAal. we

Brsork n he .dls1aadris Caaai.- We
az sssrrv indeed ,hst The citizsps ct AZ.
exsnaris should meet nth such n6stscles
II IN nv of Is ward for their preisewor-I
nv onierpriss. IS The heavy breach nov
,1issine il their Csnal opposite this place.
The smbsnkment gave way on Foesdsy
evening. and finally "a opeaing vas vasn !,
"a 20 The extent o. some sixty iset. n''
new works, however. are greatly more iia'
Sic than oilers 10 mishspa Of this klno
Gssrgsissn .advossis.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-20

M. Pssrs Wsgon b Of The larg.
ess wagons thai hass sisi:ed these
mounisins. arrived be b or Two ago
from Winchester; eacl 'niog so cui..
aooes.-ihird more II us,omsry.-
When We heard Of ths ng. our iesrs
we're q little aroused Of the many
brldges they had 10 or b they have
arrived safe. we take ranied that
The bridges are slroae We had an- I
ticipaied -Leris5urg ie-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-20

D.,,yucfipe Fi,e and Explosion ia Ne'c
york-We learn from the New York pa.
-. that ere occurred 10 Cedar street,
e that CITY, on Thursday evening. which
ga. attended with serious consequences.
The ERE wa, first discovered in Inc
,h;ra aoor. occupied by Ellis 4 King
!, an umbrella factory, and an explosion
.;n;I.r q The one in Broad street 81 the
a,s., ire suddenly took place, blowing
sevs,al Of The fremen through the VIM
saw.1 ;,,o the street, and, shaking down
koau Of the wall or chimney, scauereo
IN heated bricks among the crowd Assem-,
lhlea below. The report was not heavy
bu, the fash appeared like . flefee. olu
- .cross the street, in horizontal dlss,
ion from the windows and doots ~. ~
completely firing the upper portlgh : - So !.
building throughout. Several eno-
men were picked up insensies ~ -
Ssvsd 10 the adjoining housS. anq many
mo,s we're led bleeding ard bruised rom
,bs scsoe of their Labor Inc cause o.
~. .n;, wss III known brt. on investigation
.n.s ';,, donb,less be fond TO have proceed
ed from saltpeiIe. q SONS o'as'
su1s .' T;oa ,.,e foreman Of No l, lie.
! MT. n state. and member OF &c
70 =. : Ipnsbt 10 be fatally Injured. One Of
!, - 49, company Wasremovsd from the
sround by lhe police. badly hert and ma
glount wers taken OF 10 different di
I Ths 81 vas con6ned. principally. ts
hn;ta;na here il originated. the sioses
. ~, ~ sseh sis being but partially damaged
= Y,,;,a .8nnuai Con erence.-The Nor
i. lf.,. Rsron, Of W. dDesday. says :-"Ths
is 80. session OF this body convenes thi
srsoss al the MeAodis, EPiscSpS
"a, e eSn,,S ID this city. Tks being ,n -
no .;nee the separate sDo .s<4 9n ~ OF =,
z gsuiza,ion Of ihs1snce Of M:sssiess is ex
=, lspallv 5lf The occasion. Beside The mem
= .As3s Of The Conference, about one hnndre,
I'D nunber. some twenty FIVE Oh ihiri,
ministers attached to the Baltimore %,
Philadelphia Conferences. but who sid
, with the South 10 the Struggle which j
) now dividing this large denomination il
, twain. are expected 10 be 10 piiehdance
10 addition 10 Bishop Ardrews many 9th
er ministers Of distinguished pulpit abili
IN, Y i'll be 10 attendance.
Color LIZ of C7sy.-This work. se'
. Ipassing through me f---. hids fair 10 A
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-20

Edward NJ Armsr has. for se-
reIsi yesrs past. been acceptable
POST Master 10 Rom has been
removed. in opposiiiou nonsifsnce
q members Of both parties. and
nos A. Keller has ) inied 10 bis |
Place. Mr.. Arms !. big. and 70
'aa cts 10 b. . removal.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-20

!, Tn. .ramining Court vss enagrd. vhsr OR
.rer ven, Is pres, in he trial wilInb Clip.
haired Win Is. killing 81 Johs eisy. some
k.ek. since. There vas si's. saaesr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-20
Boston sun . WING CITY.

Inc recent election Tor Gogernof in Massa'
chuseits has proved that Boston. aiheres TO her
ancient WING fsitb, and i still 10 be enrolled in
the gres. Wing army. Great fears were enter.
tained lhai the Wings would not be abba 10 msiD,
lain their proper position from thd number Of
parties 10 HE feld. But cid Boston is rig side
|up-as she has given nearly one ih6psana ma.
jnfily over ell The factions and partits combined.
10 reference TO the Wing triumphis eoston, the
Atlas says: "The fears which t4ss been SO &C.
nerally expressed, even BY or Whis friends, 10
al quarters, that The whigs1t Boston would not
be able tooveIcome the numerous e1epies who
assailed them SO furiOusly, are nov.slI disPeled
The ranks OF the Loco Foco enemy 1.-The obsIre.
porous cohorts Of the self-siy led "Nilive Ameri-
cans"-ihe political AbOliliOnisis-fihe varied
forces Of The disseminated all all been
beaten, BY fhe true aud uuainehiag' Wings q
our city. Under highly dlscoutaglns eircum.
stances, our friends have come up well to Their
work. They have maintained OR gos.'on Is 2
uue and firm Wing city. They hsvs ;fiumPhed
over The combined forces Of all our PoliIical
enemies. They have eyiinguished me transient
power u the "N.dve Ameticane anomaly.
They stand before the people Of the State and
The country, is uus Wing city, They stand,
shere they ever have stood, upon lbe platform
or the Constitution aud the Laws."'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-20

New Crop Coflee.
\, BAGS III QUALITY Rio Green Cohee,
j e. for sale ~ a. YOUNG, .ags.
Nov 20. -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-20

/ The limited States Journal ii ~ ashing.
- ssvs--About one hundred and sixty
800 y The House Of Representatives, have
been selected By the new members 10 Pe1'
snn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-20

The Anti Renters held meeting 70,
The Cour, House on Tuesday evening Last,
i ,,.ke measures 10 resist the payment Of
the Hamilton ground rent. Inis oail "a
aoain been put i'd motion in consequence
81 levy having been made by the Sner
if Of this county on-,he property Of one
OF our citizens. who isin arrears LOT rene
t'r Lancaster Pa Sentinel.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-20

E. j. Eastman. Esq. late editor Of ihe
Knoxville Tenn Argus. has been aPi
pointed Chief Clerk in the Sixth Auditor
Office at Washington. TO ill the vacancy
occssioned by the resignation Of the Hon.
" ". Brown. #
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-20

DR.. Patterson, oil Rome, Gecfgla, con-
vicled of robbing the mail. 10 two cases.
has sentenced to the peni'e ntiaIy ior
thirty years.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-20

4 Mormons IN Vrginia. We learn from
The Rockingham Register that aooa'AFl. l.
HUNDRED Of the inhabitants q 'ae county
III Tszewell. W.. are attached 70 'he MOT
mon faith omney lat.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-20

Death Of Wm. C. Woodbridge. - We rel
gre, 10 learn tia, william OF Woodbridge,
au,Lor ol the modern school Geography,
aod member OF the GeogfaT bical Socle..
ties Of Paris. Frankfort and Berlin, dIeu
Il Boston on Sunday last, aged 81.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-20

The Canal TOLL. 10 The State o. New
York will, Il: Is supposed, reach tins yea
the sum 81 81, GOO. O0O.:: N
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-20

The pewsi 10 The Episcopal Church e.
PauI's) of Richmond. Eva were sola TX
auction on Wednesday--abont Z ! solo a
40 aggregate price Of over $40 wv; tns
highest price paid for apew was SeoV
the lowest $500.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-14
WE take this occasion to rive

WE take this occasion to give
notice that we krsp constantly 90 hand. ssovce
Cutes and CooAinx Rangers % all tinsiH that
arr generally us-di In this market, Of our own
manufacture, which we viii sell on ~rca-onabir
,eunsL Ala, Most's Agricultural Furnaces io<
stramins fccd Coo s,oek. which Ne will sell at
ths nanufe,arrr's priee~ amer sddias The er
penses. Al our TIN. ssore and SHEET Iron Manu-
hetory, ncar the Bell Tavern. where all kinA.
iibe done on the mnst serus. and 81
otne with Tin OF Copper. Gutteuns. ae.
q. x. WELLER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-14

V1hGINit.-At' mles held in the cl.,l,. ~.
s.s Essr clsoa sspsnos soar o. tAw sS 49,,
soe OF Novenber. lsN;
Againa. aA 49,
ohsn sX -
cs.s tss pAisuGs ~ he Aaorssys .sa a. Af.psa.s. Ros.c r
esr.s.s 90 h.vi.s sssr>d n. Appssnnes a.d IL spe~>si.s. ~
euaeeoU svnseee. thai ~ nd dsAsAa, n moi A l.A.AL..,
otnn Cornnoeweakh.-o IL Dosion Of IL phl-alG N, .o..~s,
u 10 or3fed hattie sh tsknAaAf Do ap..sr sa -. r,ss n ~.
csnsomes 81 oar sad court % Tie nrt no.a.y 4. r.hr.,v
n-rt and snswvt the phinu6s original asd amecra.A hnh- .nl
that . copy u thn order be forthwith Inserted An -, ..-..n..
Published inus efy Of kehnosA. NJ two mouth. .,ce.-I,,r 80
that ano,her copy hereofee posed a. the noss door o. y. eo.n
house. I 90 ' sse eS.ss' Aso,,.rsss so ..,.
VlRGlNIA.-At Rules held in the CLARK. M.
v fee az The Circuit Superior Court Of Law a. ch....~s
The County ofheeAi,nhuU oahe ia Monday IL Noyr.ess. isss.
Taeker cauing,oa. .sT
benjamin ". Lynch and William '. Lynch. blasks.lsAH al
partners In business undsr the syic Of y 4 W 2 Lyueh, dsfr.
IN CiANCERY. TO
Tue deersdaht. William y. Lyneh. not having euisrud hi an
p~,anee and given seunp aeeadiag IN thu Aet Of Assembly and
me sue- This Court. and Il appearing ftoa, aii.faeiory svsdsnes
"a ne Q n n inhahhanto f this Commonwealth: On motion Of
ID psinuu ey couassl u . ordsrsd that the .aid Defendant do an
Pesfh hui-s heh In tbs C<rk's Once of The Circuit suu>uor
Court OF Law and Chanestyu fr aid county. on N. Ora no.day
In February nett aud answer tbr ball OF tbs plaintiff; and that :
copy ofthis onicr be forthwith Inserted in sou.p e~ .p~t pulh,h.
ed In the city OF Richmond or ,osn OF rss-uburr. c,cr In ,.sk
seeh toe 'wo months sueeesively, and posed a. the front doos a
the Court House Of te aid county.
ACopy. TeAe.
det3-w9w RICHARD r.. BApTTGr rl..A
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-14
WADE@S CONDITION

WORM POWDER FOR HORSES.
4 foNDrriON AND WORN POWDERS, prepared by William
~ Wade. Veterinary Surgeon. Waterloo Road. London. Member
fih. Royal Veterinary College, IIams;ead Road.
These Powders are prepared in a manner peculiar to any 9th
er~ being the result of an experience OF u years successful prae-
tec, and have never been known tn fail. The Proprietor has been
induced To offer them In the public in pursuance of the request Of
SEVERAL OF the most Influential aoslcue aud Gentlemen of the Turf
among whom the Proprietor has the hnnof of being permitted To
mention Lnni Chesterfield Sir Thomas Moyston. nan. and &. De-
baldeston. EsI who consider properties y, beneficial IN that noble
animal nj which ihey ARE large owner. that no person having any
consideration tor their sini. ought tn Le without, them, They are
recommended IN all OMhsrs Of aoIs. :. rs inferior cattle Al. q IN
ptovrd in appearance and health. that double the labor may be Oh
's'~.-i fs"" ,s-,~ s".-..' .y .-L
Recommendations Of Lk pdeisary CAseS Lenders Wade
Powders Ne coHstirr The best ever "A -i 20. the Improvement ofihe
eondtrIn, AMI the destroying of Bous Worms. &C For young hr
ses they are Invaluable, AID the ease 18th which they ae admin
tderei liz one strong recommendation for their general use
wM NOUNTT, r. z. v. G.
JOHN BOtrrAL.I, v. p.
To be had Of PEYToN JOHNSTON,
Sole Agent for the Proprietor,
oc9 ms Main Street, Riehmond, Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-14
A Copy. Te-te,
4. y. RoBERTs. era Pre-. ten.
no s-w9w

VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerk',
Once OF The Circuit Superior Cour of Law and Ch,nc.,v
10, The County OF hiddlessr, on the hus Monday tn Angus, Istg:
Phf
against
William Livingston. John d Neon and Pbpcmop r yoo,w.,,
Auofnies aud partners in tha practice Of Law, unaer the na,ne ri
Dehs.
In CAaneery.
y priendant william Livingston. not having entered his APP
peATanee and given security. according To the act Of assembly, .rI
y rules Of ms court. and Il appearing by sausfaesory evidence
s Ia ~ Is = an inhabitant OF tM. County Il Is oIdeftd, That the
r M me. on OF the pl,indn, and tina, . copy of thi. order DO
: Ihre'''h IN some Newspaper pubhshed In the CITY Of RieL-
nond Tor two months saecesdveiy. and posted m n. on - - Nc
the courthouse OF this county. wv" ""
ACopy-Te.ae.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-14

IN, xssEE,r ssaSN AnD sseSa
vttE subscriber il rcceivingand
hess>~~Es.aniv % md II wheArak and e.
uit and u ~ io~sap res~
rhis asi Js7an I'm Ware u ever Ssssrp
Hoa
Ala. asrsstv.rirsy of ssoves. desissea Or
burning either wood os eoal
esovs Phpe~ and every osher artiek In bic
tise. uads 70 Order NH sAoucs notice.
y 2 TITUS q. RICE.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-08-20

ting into ours, she found herself opposite mani
fest arissocrai of sixty. Thinking she recog-
nlZcd acquaintance III him. she leaned for
ward with charming grace Of manner and said
Mr.. --. believer Not my name. mad
amp was the reply III gru!i ropu'sion and the
gentleman turned and looked very steadfastly on,
of the window.
The English have 4 now way OF advertising
that Is quite worthy Of Yankee invention. Thcv
have hit upon the time when mons eyes Idle;
when they arc abroad in the strre.-x you cnnno.
walk now in London without knowing what a
museuents re going on, what new specifics arc
for sale, what is the last wonder. and variety of
other matters. which send you homo visor than
you came out. Mammoth placards pasted on tho
side of structure rs large rs 4 onc story house.
continually moving along on wheels 1t tho
same pace you wa!k-tho streets really rcsen-
bling n gorgeous pageant with tho number and
showiness of these iegbc locomotives. obsory cd
one. partlcuiariv winch moves by some mrsc-
rous power withLn--a large. SNOWY car. making
its alone. without either horse or visible dri
ycr. and covered with advertisements ii MI the
coors of the rainbow. An every day sigh. IS
procession of dozen mon, in single file. each
carving on a high pole exactly the same theatre
cal notice. You might let ONE pass unread. but
YOU read .hcfn. whore there arc many. to sec
f they are all alike, Men step up to von al
corner and hand YOU with Il very poiito AIR, n
neatly folded paper. md Won cannot refuse 1t
without pushing your broast against the nan 5
hand. If open 1t. Won told where You
can sec a ''nystcrious ladv.' or whero you can
have Your corns cut. In short, It is impossible
10 IL irnor1n. of what there is to md buy in
in I4o1iati. and tAis applies also 70 the large class
who could not formerly. be reached, because they
novor read the advertisements IN newspapers
Possibly the carriers of these signboarls and the
drivers Of these vehicles mgat mike n better use
of their time and horsetlesh IN America bat
otherwise should think this a motion worth
transplanting.
Forces. is still in LONDON. and has two projects
in siow--ono OF Playing in Paris and another of
professional trip 10 -. 'ctorsbfrEl. In cithor
capitol nc would do better than III place prccu-
ded, as London is by hlacready and his crow
\ gentleman IN no way connected with the dra-
ma told me that, Oh one of tho nighis when For
rcst pa we'd. he sat next man who confessed
that he paid for Kissing him. and calling any
subordinate actor before the curtain - drown any
call for Forest! | wish there wore no disagree
able topics; bat | will try TO avoid them IN my
hcxt. Yours, faithfully, \. 7. WILLIS.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-08-20

must have been drilled with wonderful patience
to make such sudden and exact transitions. At
one instant thew pile up.into 4 bower-.hov are
revolving in many spoked whee!-.hc next they
are bralding themselves in complex waltz
They seemed TO swallow each other and reap
pear multiply and diminish. swim and fly, with
n one -nindrdncs1. grace, and Of coun-
tenance and motion that is wholly incomprehon-
siblc. And withal. their faces rs round and
rosy ns Cupid's in n picture they look SO happy
that it is coHta gous. quite made nv VOL bre
neighbors stare with my un- London daughter.
Perhaps ! should ave been excused. however, if
they had looked at tho Queen. for Her Majesty
quito leaned out of her box. kept time with tho
music with her head and boquet. and watched tho
little magIcians with continual sme through
out.
The curtain drew UP at last. for the 'Sylphide.'
and TagIionio cded 10 the chair of her sleeping
lover. looked at her ladvkc face with tho same
feeling of admiration. fer its modest unconscious
ness as before. but, alas for what il costs beauty
to stay in this wicked worIu. | would not record.
if | were writing for a paper that would reach
her eye how much missed from her shoulders,
how much from her limbs. how much-but will
not dwell upon her losses. $40 was herself. IN
all her swift motions--in all her more powerful
efforts. 1t was in tho slow posings, in the p-
routes IN those parts of the dance which required
more than mere graceful bounds over the stage.
tina. she showed where the lcsscned muscle had
lcsscncd her arm. The bill | held in my hand
declared that with the five nights of this engage
mcnt she was to take final leave ofthe stage. and
| was sorry she had waited till tho world thought
that it was tinat Queen Victoria left the opera
before tho curtain drew up for her 10 appear.
And now. having tnadc rather long letter, III
% on. for my short walk. Adeu for to day.
Yours, faithfully.
\. +. WILLIS.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-08-20
Railroad from the Lake, 10 the Pacific.

Mr.. Whitney, originator of schcmc of q
railroad from The Lakes to tho Pacific. is already
gagged making surveys from milwaukee toward
tho Mississippi \ cunning man is this Mr..
Whitney. Instead of purposing to commence
his railroad at the head of navigation tho Mis-
souri,, he wishes it to begin at tho lakes. lie very
we'll knows that strip of land fifty or sixty miles
wide he wishes Congress TO grant, would pay
exceedingly we'll for building such work from
tho Michigan to the Western boundaries OF Mis-
souri, or Iowa, at which place he would probably
find it convenient to suspend operations. bat such
a tract, commencing tho point we have indicated
on tho Missouri towards the Rocky mountains,
would be Of exceedingly small value. a, least dur
ing Mr.. Whitncs's lifetime.
There is no telling what foIIics our Government
may yet DO guilty of, and perhaps the following
remarks of the New Orleans Bulletin may be
appropriate Now Albany Gazette.
In examining tho plan or proposed route of the
road. originally tho idea projected, has struck
us that alterations might be suggested of material
importance. The selection Of tho starting point
on tho Western extremity is not free from great
objections. grand ,horoughfare like this should
be- SO located to distribute its advantages with
much equality possible throughout tho T.
Mon. 4 road commencing ut Milwaukee. or at
any other point on Lake Michigan, woud be the
highway of immense commerce TO New \ DIRK and
Boston, and other cities on tho northern limo of
the frontier. but how inferior comparatively speak
ing would be the facilities gained by tho middle and
tho southern section Of Republic A great
national work like this should have nothing in its
character that Is partial sectional. To obviatc
the objection thus briefly l,intcd at, Let terrnn-
US be selected at 4 pont near tho middle Of tho
country, or ono whore the commercial advantages
of the road shall be equally within tho reach of
tho Northern, tho Ccrtral, and Southern States.
We can think Of mono moro eefi5ibIc, than some
point the Missouri river, near the head of steam
navigation. BY this selection, tho length of the
road might be shortened thousand miles, as we'll
the cost of construction TO n corresponding
tent, whle no part OF the Union would have
grounds to complain Of injustice partaity IN
the location of the rail Iine. Bysomle such arran
cement, universal popularity for the enterprise
may be secured. and it is only from unamnity that
success can be expected to crown work Of its
magnitude.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-08-20

Thefo1'ewing resolution adopted by a locofoco
meeting. held at Ne wark, Licking CO., Ohio:
ResoIred, That asfarre-s and producers the soils
feeling ourselves by the continued uetuaon,
of medium of the State, by the operation
OF which We have been wronged Of hard earnings
do pledge ourselves each other that hereafter viii
deIa, real MONEY for wheat and pork, and tia
Will not sell dispose OF the foras thing tgofG
or silver
The on the new flag, which has been adopted By
the legislature of Fio her entrance into the Union
i~.saIxt Us alonc-