davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-10-29
Gro Sc
OeHent(icbe Uegtfeioeruuo I!

uner5eithnetcr 1T 9eonner> fent beme9lides Gioen
9entbun III Ger SraucrcD in Cation ben lOteu SC 0.
oe m r, l845> an Den Soaditbeteoeu III perfo1feu,
ais
~ cin al15(dnoil(bc5 Imported Yiano Iorto,
20 Ster pferec. q8a9en, &tbe, ger9nitgun96-
,pa9en (B"ggys) uto cine 9rcBe 9luSlpab( bon
Sdpetner, uno Sdliten.
81 @e Suantitdt @crife uuo @ierifeunals fc1pie et
mas Oopfen, eben1o 9S1,omlb(en.
a Sranereg- GerdttIh aften al[er 9rt, c,pie cine
Gnantitdt Sdi1er oerIbiebener @rDee.
% Qausrdth bonn 9en6bnltb(fen Bis ,um belter, 6
Sefer, 2iid'e, "a Cubeno StiGle Gonrmobe
(Snreou)> Setten uno g5ettRdtten, Gpieee(, ]
Duseno nbren> pariier rno gBener Nadbttfd)e,
(Stanbs) &c.
g. Sob uno Silberpaaren Die fein(fen WprceQa,t-
lt1io 9'las,pdaren, iepic aQes Mooibe I'M, eite,,
Stih prbeutlieb at fesen.
~ elne Suantttdt Elafter- -0pGs, 9ars trcceen.
81 e.lt Sretter Ddus (Sraem] II Stcd hod an Der
iltolben Gde Der 8rauerep gee9en, qans 1teu, 1pel
Dies tort9e5o9en (moved) meroen mue
Dnneert oerfhtebene anbere @eeenlfdure peIete
ndbt genannt werben f6nnen.
Seotngnn9en oes 8erfanfs.-Gne iebe Gumn,e u,,
ter bret Sbaler 1T bdar ub ipas oariber Seds Wlps
nat @reoit.-9lnfan9 I'm, 8 llbr 8ormittaas.
Eorenao 3 ii It ing
Canton ben 81. Off, 1845. I4-2
yt. S.-Slue Dtejentgen tpeld1e fldb n nener
Sduo tpen, weroen erltt ba(b 0fidtiafeit III nla,-
eu, ea'iti AUDI n,enen 8erbnplt6feiten nacfcn,men
fam. e 8ifiuo.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-10-29
GNnl zNnaetae.

Ser @hr'pirbtqe g. 9. Serbemann, 81. M., Wb.
.. bat i'm Gtnlte i'm fpmmenocu Binter eiue bobe
Sdule 1n balten> poti1 CT Geographic, @jeldictte,
Tatnr> gebre, eo9f, Wahenatif, Die Deut1he, Nran.
5e1Id1e, eatcinilbe uno 0rtedihe Sprade neten Der
@n0d)en uno onoere 3lpei9e Iebren lpro. Da er inn
@Yt'no'nm /. Aaorcouum 81 ooeSben, uno auf Der
lnperllrat 96ttin9en tubrt, m btfeh6fbcn czn(fih-
te 5nNeront oeeehr5pege por9etragen 70 wie lebtes
Srnh1ahr in Der scaoen,te at @auton Die oeute unc
fran5oNlde Sprade gelebrt bat 70 oenft er alien @r-
tpartrn9en entprrden su f0itnen. Die Sdbule miro
enweber iii Der sfaoemie pocr in einem anoeru po(
1enoen eofole IN Canton 9ebalteu perben. Sduloelo
fple 9epoblltd) TT (ohen Sdulen ieopd) ntdt ,iebr
ais $4>OO oae gerteljabr, tpenn audi Elm Sd(er ale
speI9e ltuort. slnfana BEN ndhiten 2Ofem Sftober.
yfad Der nddhfen qScde miro er su Inoen len in lei
ner 9Sobnnn9 titlid bon Der beutfden Stride.
Canton ben 20. Sept., 1916. 10.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-10-29
90 ,oB Die gauge 9Ge(t, Die lpunoertore lStr
@ la1telt BON Or. Duncan'6 9u6tpurf tefbrccrnoeG
Nei(mttPI erfnhrpn -

80 IoB Die gauge QGelt, Die lpltn0ertare QStrz
lamtelt bon Or. Duncaus 9u6tpurf tcfbrccrnoes
Sceilmtttel erfahren-
90sl4es If teatl@t8t 5ur oeun9 NusjeDruns unt
Srontbcittn aDnltt9cr Sat,r =
Sr. SunfNtt-0rtb8ettr -ocrr -
Der llnttredc cin N0tirn unttr ttincr Nuict fir rir
Icen errt pnatr, wc(rr on9e tcr btbts umro(is D.
rrr sn9e> Ausebtnn8 tt unb "a t Scnrcn Da pa6 m i'm
tc'nc e'jln rtrlbrtttn tonntc Die bm cluns rroulBtc
ln mar ,D notn bsn Ncrnb mtSbrm Nusmurf tcf6rrcrn
en stttr !" MAIDEN bate otcr sur 3eit feen Wlouteu an
rce OEcpjn, welbe rcr8ob NuejrGrmna III htcn ocn i'm
mem p1ttgHcu Sufrtcre rtn, erl0tte id linn 1T Sbrrm
9tnttn in 21orfc, Or. s. p Coulter fir bic 0cciiin II
et pae Ct CT tDet o mad oer r 5af5c beslcitcnrc 9cr
t3rf 8rfrat1te; tnp wtrt mrinm Gtfatrct, fans i
bAB mcin @aten nra ttr parr unp balo rcllfrmen br
9eIt war Sd 9laute CT 9ebronbtc tlcs Slatc Nuf s,
trlan9cn r'ite i@ Sbtn pjcc 3tilen bcnp Sbrc 0cpn
m69e prtfDrn ibe 2Brtnn8 lit 1usDrn8ss 8Gen III tpet
fen, pic III ct8rm 8atc-Nb btun9srpl
Dr. Same5 &C. NcfeD
Dit Sereitmil9fct fec id ot9cm, ols cine ntrfdc unb
m@Dre &9atat nrtnn 9l4mn lei: Sd boFc h.B Otcjcngcn
rel9c init Der tAret@tn &ronfDett eDrna acna,t BE-
paftet nr SDre Nf:rn in 3it asnren p potur oe1cilt
"et0Fh 2Rm. s. QSiltins.
ll-lS. QSaDne 60, 3.
gGy 3u habeu bel c5ptu Garton, Gontpn, 5.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-10-29
& Ii t . + II f c r.

Cnber 9rudtet bes Sattes III e arbie benustcr ptut.
~ ber S6r ~ rertanen (Smaa piea unb 8rrpcr) hin.
lan8 un cine 2SotnjeltlS 1T ener $ano Srecrci bomit
anfiueeen unb ppfanbs bratbe fr biefeu Swet-sabme
Onr9uB, snen 2Btntebaten, p allies fur cine 9ruderet
werren rcssben perfAirene Sate Gns4er Deutbsr nns
8ptbIdsr Sdrfn, Gnfafunsen uno rs. fir aeeben, Dr.
bri ten (Scbs.) "
mlnelteb all ,ns ntnbett. "
0Sebe 1t. Slsbaufeu.
sam Ct eouis, Mc.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-10-29
Bottf Gccr9 Safob Gurts uno gra Sd,inz
ucller 2

@rltsrer M6ie[6bruunerbof geSirf 0ahn, 03bein-
fres Sayern, 1T fAcn "A Sabre NIT iSomilie in slime
rita nno wohnte bet Wblaoelpbia Seine Sdmelter
GatbariunB Barbara Bider, melc1e fiir,b pcu Neut1d
lamb fam tpinbt 0taebrid5t unter fogenbcr 9oOrcTe
Gath. Sar. Sdcfsv,
care Of Sotn Sd,inneaer, Gbamter6burq, ga.
Neetere Don Gabler9lo6merf, Qonb8eridt 9lbenau,
Sen0reic SalerlL lancee por Snbreu in Baltimore
1'lo heit Id nod dn9er bort ou Der lluterseitnete
witnfbt 0tadrtttt ltuter fol9cnoer 9tbbrefe:
1913 Sobn Sehj,rcQer, Gtambcr6tltr0 Wu.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-10-29

St eanotNat prcoi3tc ullo s>par un9ctcucr 1rQnci-
i9l 1r c'nr cite 9Glttme wctnte itbr farf. DoSurch
9cdme'olclt ffG9te er maruu1 Ie 70 Qeriibrt IcY-
Hd, lAHd6te ite, 'Smein Sotn ftuoirt aucb Gbeolo-
9%L nno 1pcn1 er audi etnral fei1e before Wreniot
Holf, 70 1T metH Oco tpc99eworfrn."
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-10-29
I'hG National Pilot:
nciIu Nook],, onT IT.; TETooI7,,

H. w. iASNlNS q }. o. BRAlMAN, Editors.
This Paper is new and peculiar 1t is the only ono
in the United States upon plan which it is con-
Quoted. All others take their European intelligence
from the English Press, thns leaving ignorant ofaI
Continental affairs, except what suits the English in
terest to detail.
In politics. the Pilot looks above and beyond the pre-
sent party distinctions, aims at NATIONALITY; Sits
motto is :-"For Oar Country all times; to approve
her when right; and to right her when wrong"
The Pilots Party is the Citizens of this Republic,
against any and al its enemies.
Locally, the Pilot will especially consult the ine-
rest, commercial and otherwise, of Buffalo, and the
great and growing Valley Of The Lakes, with which the
former is insepaEab!y connected
The Pilot is supplied with regular daily files of Paris
papers, ofeach political party, and will therefore fur
nsh not only the English, bat the Contcnental news
from the original sources; and by thus giving both ST.
des enable its reldors to Judge more correctly than
they possibly can by reading only one.
The Commercial Departemont of the Pilot is in full
Ily competent hands, and the Market intelligence will
be second to other sheet either in accuracy or it's
Ieary PRONUNCIATION.
The DAILY PILOT is printed on large double
medium shetland is the largest and cheapest paper
in the State, published west Of Abany-beng cheaper
lby S3 than any daily paper published in Buffalo It's
delivered to subscribers every weekday morning Sub
scrlbeTs who pay weekly pay the end of each week.
Those who pay monthly yearly pay in advance.
Mail subscribers to pay invariably in advance
The WEEKLY PILOT is printed on a sheet of the
same zse-and but very few or no advertisements
are admitted into its coums, it contains more READ
ING than any other weekly paper printed in Buffalo.
Each number contains articles On AGRICUL LTTJRE
Iselected ron the hest publications Of the day also
weekly table Of the Prices Current, Money Table.
Weekly Review of the Market, &c carefully prepared
by OF the publishers, and which can be impcitlv
Irelied
The TRI-WtEKLY is also printed on the same sized
sheet and contains all the reading matter which ap-
jpears in the Daily
TER Nj S:
Daily Paper for whole year, in advance, G5 90
do do for any less eriod per month so
Tri Weekly Paper, per year 800
Weekly do 90
Great 1nducemcm for Clubbing
10 those who club together and hav their paners all
sent to enc address the following offer is made
5 Copies of the Daily for COZ
" Tri-WcckIy for ~
IL " Weekly for ~
% Weekly for 90
Posmasters will he allowed a commission Of ~ nv
cent. all sums free of POSTAGE. oxcent on tbo
rcmitances of clubs.
All letters must be paid OF the postage will be de-
Quoted on the amount sent
Subscribers received for any less period at the samo
rate.
MANCHESTER 81 BRAYMAN, Fropietors.
Buffalo, N. Y. TO-
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-10-29
e . C[l Q { E H..

Gin itcn 9cbrauthtcr unb ncct1 irt outem 3u(fanbe
ileb befnrber, fhr gutter Goepfe, Der fc fir cine
0rcBe Sanllie ciAnet> pro su cinem duBerf biaiqcn
pree perfauft. @S wcroen, Rartchc(n, Ncu, Wclij-
trrn Oafer, fette Sdbmeine, uuo anocrc QduocSpro-
outte ais 3abllng atgenom n1en-Ier Sfen pilroe d,
am been fur elne TN 2anbe pobuenoe Tame ftbdtclt
aa5 Oae 9tahere Su erfrd9cn in otcler Oruderci
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-10-29

Af|8eS fr rt Ohio potot [sistrn prm 2ttn Nu9u ls45,
nFnomne. Sr9cno cine pcrrn, cbc rrdb mcbr 8crct
Pet m"nperF@tet S2rtamt rrn . ns NuSmurf
ttt6rbrrntts I9clmttc CUR .5etlun9 rrn
Sertoinn9cn, NuteL 9tu55cbru1g II. 9eberranfbeitcn
wnn rirp gthccT III ctt8n prIcncn anurutcn rcr an tc
t!te rIm9t 3ee u rtn we ,u cbtr3et tcrctt nc c in
~c3 aV nc ff"3' ~8ti"mfeit Or. Dunesr5 J(epi;in
jurieren 5u tfcltn.
Or Onneons mtfl3c Office, $50 Gptomrrcfra6c Gtntrs
natl wH III 3ufunt 0c Nur19c e Ien unp QBctlcn milf
itn Din9cicurct tpcrrtn
O1tb unp @eDanotnn8 lit olcn Gla(tn crn Sranfttten
Ferneers 1T d3rrntid}cn Sdllcn miro crtbclt
sls.g 81 baben bel SOhn Sarton, @auton Sbio.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-10-29
Ser Is oterIonbe zSreunb un 5 05ei1f Scr 9eIf

@tne CT II a t t.-9lI6 am IeBten Scnntoa> Der
gArtp' Serr Sadeu elnen alten Manr, Nomen6 Wal.
ter, mt e'ner Game, oercn yamen perlhwie9cn ble
0en oate' tralen woIte, orebe Icb Die QocD l,n an
ten Soot15elr59dlte binter iI5) afeuo Ger nrcitc
nnd)terne @jenaufc -
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-10-29
cDebr Guren, er5eu9t purdy Or. Suncan's
~ gIusmurf bef0rberNoee Nei[mittef

Or. Ortan-8c6dttcr 6crt-ic Ttrecn fcb pcItidt cr,
nncn DAP m Sc in SDrcr Office in ginnnett i'm ektc Su,
nj ju 9tb rg, ols Stc incline un9t nntcr ttn mid tcs
nadr9tcn roB i cine tctnc Q6De III mcinm tntcn Sung
cnfU0c tinctt, unr mit ctrt 0cdwtrGn te8l unp mir
rBtn ctJe S0bcn Dem Nu6rurf ttf6rrrnpen cintttct
81 ncGmrn mrbt t h Sbncn tauftc C Slaen) Sd Daa
N rarrn Grtrauht nrr fUDc 10 poD ais i'd aIs it cinen
Sctcn 5ot.-9Ncn 9nfcn rfbwanr nobotn d Die rfc Sas
c 9ttront battr, bic &6mrrrn il mcntr @ruif rerBen
MIDI neine StArtc fon mtct tno rEcno mn 2prtttt. Die
cr5n matr mid 8rrBr CuAntt@tcn &u(cr Matcrte
fen; na6bpcm ricfcltc oe ous9emorfen tD i'd au cnmol
Gtttcrun8 Sb Dante, pAB p sAne 2t etHes 9us
ten QDirtun9 Sbres
"9luswurf 6cf0rbcrnbc6 5,cmltteL''
Snr 9rtlun9 rc rrfn unb 0aupt Spmtrmn rt QustDrn9
win ratt. 0atn &tc Die GItt tcno3ritt9n @tc mid,
pt Sic fur rabam haltn bic Ocpin 6n3er 9tErabcn
NNtun95rrN tnr pantt0r
Secrtce Siuns,
nahe Soau1iEtcu Shic.
~ 3n ocrfonfen III Der Sffce be5 Sbo OfepcNcrD,
Canton, .. 11-1S.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-10-29
Ninipeilunoelr.

S"macl g: Glare, 9lcp Sistpn, obir.
0"riO -. G5robnm, 10 20
0ror9c SDirts, Glf 9tun Sfr. 70
ScDn Glltr, GIq., 8carcr Itp. %
Somtct 9ut, SairfcIp Ip. 30
.O'atDtas 8nreom, Galcm Sir 10
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-10-29

pr oero {. - GRit ougcmeiuer 3nftnmuro
Der Sethetl9cu icU rcm ob9eieBtcn 8iI4,of Snber.
n 5't 9fep OOrf oIer bis jest rdtiuoroc Gjcbolt,
I'M 0on5cn S6O0O> on69cSoblt ncrren ocd, bSrt ppn
lc,st all 1ece mctere 3obIun9 auf, ouSQencmmeu Die
oH9en'eme ottd0fd1e @cnoentiou Derfit3e ouoer6
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-10-29
ST Gllre QunQe poer 2eter Qnaeorifftu g.

S leitt pit ENuitnnt 3cu9nitn aus sscttrUt br
esn G9EHN8sI1St9fcn unb cinuBrttn crfcncH ous ast
Sps cet ger S1"trn, 81 0Nntcm rer nernrtn TIM Dci,
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-10-29
Or. NnEcan'5 9IASlpurfbef1rpcrnre6 Ncilmitte[.

0fa0t rtCtnl9tn Ycrncn in Gurcr 1tm9tun8 mclc bcn
n9ff pce 'cHn III ibrcr Somc 9ttraubct mas ibe pcbG
tNNt9c 2stftuh9 t. 2Sir ncbmen bic Srtibc 1T 0tr
ttnpun3 m Dieter Nnc8c ouf Gnigc cen 2ccn bn;ne
t" ~Ee TN tAnet III ricicr ac s ;cu9cn no ocron8cn
Fc5 roh lDnrhj jn Ounfcn rtcs oriImit AZ a9cn c
&C tnb. o. 0 "
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-10-29

Cine Dampf1dD if> Ser btn6un Spi(de II
Ven y orf u"o . c III n.-Otr general 9cItmet-
cr TT bcfanntlid nat elmer Gerfi9ung bcs leBteu @ou-
SreHes antcrlllrt snCrouun9 al treffen nm bic Qcf1
nah ccu 9ueIanoe curcb DompfItfe trausporttre ~
lailen lnter SInceru bat Den @Dr(b[a0 erbQteIr,
cine etnle 5rllden 9eu Oorf uuo Srenen, pio @cwes
I'M er9Ilidben Sdral Su e0blircu. Ser Ser. Staatcn
eonlul IN Sremen, SHr. W21tn, lcbt oieen 8orc,(oo
nno 9eof olt oaB man BON @pmce nnd 2ouorn in g..
lt1o bon 9om'6 n1b oaore n Stunoet1 reiIen f6uue
nr. @o6feY, Der Ser Stdaten @Unlul in Cones bat
0th ebenfa5 entlhebeu Al @junteu beI1e[beu ou6ae-
tprcd)en &,r. I0ucfrpb, Der Steers qpleifcr in 9jre-
men bat 5n9lct unerer 0ieg erun0 an9c5e9t cas- Der
ocrt9e Senot, TN Safe Der grribtun0 ttejer 2ine,
n)t uur bic Cleaner bon ollen NofenfcfFcn fret bal.
ten lno Die @rrhh9 ciuc6 Sfchtcnz Ncpot6 phne 3c-
ab9abe 9enebnt3en fonecrn 9tQe6 oubeten werrc ltn
Die prperb1oun1 40 d)Pn @urcpa uno 9Imerfo pinft-
li Su beior9en. Q8ie mir aus Der "llnipn' erIeber
bat Der Gcribn9 iii QSa1Ain9tot 9ltut3c 9lufno9me
9efunben. (VnIt. GpgreGp.
Gin td3 tiger S q n9 - Der Baltimore DIT
trct nteloet oa6 an oorlcBten Snmtu9e ene Tra1i6-
in 9tacn6 9Imclla Su6er, alias &(rt, Der y1nc IT,
res DDr9ebllden Wane6 BORT Oerhaftct nno iii Glider
belt 9ebradht mu!oe. Der Softer bc6 Srnnsc1en, ocr
fe be9leete, 1T 1T SeIttlao genou,men. DcrIe[tc cnt.
biet bcnabe cin Su1del G5refe, reven OntuuS curc,
nlehrere Sabre 3riicflaufen Dieie Sriefe uO mejff
1T franolider elnt9e ober nud in hcbr6iidcr fnaut-
fer, ttallentIcr, neubcr lluo 0l1bern Gprad}en &C.
thrlebeu Set Ger tbeitWsen llnterilt(bung fano Tc
Dap e6 @orrCGponccn5cn nit rem teyu)ti9eu Dieben
~ cen Seauptitdote Bon @Urcpl unb 9lmerfd IIuo nm
ifdnellde 8cid'rebun9en BON 9roBu 01dutereicn &C.
ben, Die tclten Dltttc an9eben ole @noedln9 ~ per
huten &C. n eem Goher, Upn cem lie oar uitht5 tv;I-
en spoQte fnHo m0n 8 eco in 0uerfdulictcn Gjclbfl-
fcr tno ctr Wtut1tur>Glo ce6 Cardinals gtd1clieu
Ill @rlo etl0cfdBt. I08 G'co purbe III cner garf
eepcni1t lnb Die 8rjce Gem frans6Then Gcuful ubcr
9cber. Nfnn crir0rtet IDithtle 9tufithliGc Uctcid
oIeGntccfuTg cter Der n&Qc> eb c}tCuNSutcrtnuteit
mena DIE SrcFe ert ubcgfcbt uno eugtagclccu ]TuD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-18
HON. j. F. Fl. CLAIBORNE

We perceive that our invaluable friend and
former member Of Congress, from Mississippi,
now editor OF the New Orleans Jefiersonian Re-
publican, has been appointed Superintendent, Of
The Live Oak Forests in Louisiana.
This is an office Of great trust and responsible
lily, and was conferred upon Col Claiborne nm
applied for, because of his thorough knowledge
OF The country, and his wel.known active and
Industrious habits. 1t is not confined 10 The Live
Oak region of Louisiana, but we learn al the
Department, that he is instructed 10 preserve The
valuable Cypress and other iimbeis suitable for
naval purposes adjacent 10 all the navgabe wa
,crs in Mississippi and Alabama Over two
million of acres of The public domain in that
section are valuable only for the pine, cypress,
and oak growing upon them. When this is
cut OF these lands become unsaleable. Large
fortunes ire now being made by extensive depre-
dations on the public lands, and this agency will
save Al least $50, 600 TO the public treasury annu-
ally.
i've learn that the late incumbent is an active
and influential Democrat; but being citizen OF
a distant Stale, The people Of Louisiana fel, it 10
be slight 10 their own people 10 be passed by
when such an important appointment was 10 be
made and the whole delegation in Congress de-
manded it as right hst the Office should be si-
ven 10 one oflheir own ciizens-hencc the change
that has been made.
We have known Col. Claiborne intimately for
a number OF wears We know him 10 be one OF
the most noble. hearted and generous men that
live His Intellectual powers are OF high order,
and his indomitable energy is proverbial where
ever he is known. As change was indispensa-
he, under the circumstances OF the case we are
greatly pleased that the appointment has been SO
worthily conferred Nn,ii0ai0n.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-18
THIS CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.

We have The most favorable reports OF the dis
cussion between Messrs. Seldom and Bolts at
Chesterfield Courthouse on Monday. Our noble
champion, in whose success not only The Spartan
Band, but The Republicans OF the whole State, take
The deepest interest," conducted himself with his
usual ability and dignity and the marked con-
lrasl between himselfand his competitor produced
decided impression upon tie people OF that
staunch Democratic county We learn that Mr..
Bots, with more than his accustomed imprudence
and reckessnesS, not content 10 wresilc with one
strong opponent, made an onslaught on The late
distinguished Representative 10 Congress, John
w. Jones, E>q,-and endeavored 10 show that the
opinions of the latter, on the question OF petition,
tailed exactly with those of himself G.. NJ. By
This aroused The eloquent Jones and We under
stand that he defended his own position 10 the en-
tire satisfaction of his friends and 10 the utter con-
fusion OF The man who wished "to head Captain
Tyler" The unflinching Democrats Of Chester
field are fully alive 10 The interests OF the good
cause and will turn ont in strong force on the
fourth Thursday, 10 save the District. Let The
Democrats in every county initiate their bright
example and we shall achieve brilliant victory.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-18
BLAIR & RIVES,
THOMAS RlTCHIE
(By his attorney, Thomas Green,
JOHN p. HESS.

u The Wings are anxiolIslo propagate be-
liel that Mr. Polk is looking 10 second term.
Now, we have i,from highly intelligent gentle
man who conversed with the President within
The last week, that, upon no consideration, will
Mr.. Polk be candidate for reelection. More
over, the same gentleman informs MS, that Mr..
Polk, in thorough refutation Of the Wing story,
that he should discard all but the Republicans
who supported Mr.. Van Buren,, distinctly de-
Glazed, that he had gone 10 Washington, 10 pre-
serve The Republican party united, as far as bis
exertions could effect it-lhal he intended 10 make
no distinctions between the different branches Of
the party, hui should consider the rdote party OF
1874 as entitled TO one and the same considera.
lion at his hands-that he considered the welfare
of the Union 10 depend upon the preservation o.
the Republican party unbroken, and therefore
should take no step, by favoring or disresardinf
any Republican, which might endanger the party
and be injurious 10 the wel-being OF The country
Our informant was charmed with the franknsss
fine sense, honesty and proper bearing Of our Re
publican President,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-18
r..an hrelhren and 10 l,rre lhem enthusiastic;

Texan brethren, and 10 urge them enthusiastIcal-
" TO accept a measure 10 US 50 important, and 10
them so iraught with incalculable benefits. we,
therefore, look 10 this Address to work wonders
nav, to ensure the admission of Texas into our
Union. But will all then be accomplished =
Far from il. The violent Wings OF the North,
and many rabid Wings amongst as, have threat
ened 10 repea the joint resolution, and to defeat
annexation. It, therefore, becomes The impera-
tive duty Of the people Of Virginia 10 see hath
friends of Texas are returned 10 Congress, and 10
the State Legislature, so as 10 ensure The accom-
plishment Of The measure. A few days will DE-
eide whether the influence of Virginia will be
thrown into The anti-Texas scale. If our friends
do their duty, We have nothing TO fear Many
Wings would move heaven and earth TO destroy
annexation and 10 violate the national faith,
already pledged. Let the Republicans come loIh
prepared to rebuke their unpaIrolc, iaciouss pi-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-18
MORE ERRORS

A Correspondent of the New York Herald
makes a new Misrepresentation oil the new pa
per at Washington:
eThe old School If Drmocracy-the Old linnkers, a.
they called, by the less important and less powerful
cuucs Of the great Democratic famyare out nf tenn
per az The dscardngo the 0obe and lis faithful Edi-
Tor. They are quite hopeless of harmony in the family
nov. Calhoun Is the fiscal partner In iir new organ
he furnishes the fpnds-hr Will control the paper
which is 10 control the adminlstraton-lhe mass OF
the party from Til, unholy alliance Of Richie and
leiss with Calhoun will have faith In the organ,
and the result will be- that The organ VIII wind up he
fore twelvemonth"
The Editorial from the Globe, which we re-
publish in this mornings paper, will answer The
first assertion. The last statement we must ne
permitted 10 answer for ourselves. II is as un-
founded as it is gratutous. Mr.. Calhoun IS not
The Gscal parincy-he furnishes not one cent OF The
ftlnds-he viii not "conlrol the paper'-nW will
"ihe paper control The administration" II has
formed no 'tInhoIy alliance" with him, or with
anv man. We shond suppose, that in common
Justice, it is not asking too much OF liberia men
to wait and gee the course which it will take for
itself
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-18
To Mr Ed,iorsefthc En2rirfr:

MATHEWS, hf1I"
Agreeably 10 the request made " So0
ten 10 inform you, that we hive ~
straight at last in this county. W. ia'
only one Democratic candidate in M "
pose Billups, (Whig) A. X. Shtpsl
candidate, and it'lhe Democrats WI! 's.'
a good turnout, we shall elect him.
Judge Bayly and Mr. Southail atf
people of this county al our SufeTiot
Tuesday. The Judge is loo much iofN
all on The husiinss Mr.. 5. is a nat
but is very litrle versed in the polilicai I,
our Government-and Judge b. fms
matter 10 overthrow the positions lie a..
Mr.. SDuihall is too much OF The mere
shine as a politician. The leading t'-
The debate was the Texas question ~
ly, as yon know, supporting it warm.; 4
enthusiastically, as he has hercloi,lf
in and out of Congress. Mr. Souia 1
commenced, slated that he was in iavt
too-bul 10, and behold! he arraisrsi !. i
~ before the people for having Supports
Resolutions in Congress, as beinga Y
the Constitution, and in support d r
readlo us MIR. Rives' speech in lhe -
told the people he had no doubt IheS
the consequences Of annexation, AMI te
ful picture Of the depopulalion Of y.
&c; and yet. Notwithstanding W q
grievously and sorely injured By ~
this patriotic gentleman is in ia'o'
"Tcll il not in Galhw c,>
1.-THE Sonlh were represented 70 ~
men holding Mr.. SouthalI's oplalo1,-
yer could or would be annexed. !"
this District, who feel anxious lo' y.
ton Of this great State measure, -,
whether Wing or Democrat, w.
back Judge Bayly TO Congress, 70 '''V, 1
issue this great national ques!lon :, o.
for Bank, Protective Tanii, az.
ton. Judge B., Of course, Is OPP
measures. -
The people OF this District Of a. ..,,, /.
found in Judge Bayly a RePresen'-.
they can safely confde, and W. 0.,.na
another man who can render Y. III.
efficient services in opposing. . :" ,ssri
fell spirit of abolitionisin. "asD ~ az
have called him from retiremelH g. .. a..
10 throw mp an office both lucfaa, r-'ls
bic, it will be both ungrateful az n.
him of, after having served Y. ia .
fidelity and ability. tits my OPP.
elected. Yours, very ~