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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-01-17
FAYETTEVILLE MARKET-Jan. II.

Business has again somewhat rallied, and
we notice considerable produce in the streets.
The arrivals Of cotton for two days past, have
been large. and sales generally, for good, at
to IL. But little doing in -four. Domestic
liquors plenty, and we quote brandy at Al to
so. WhiSkey 32t to IS, cash. FIaxseed
81 25 to ST. 30. Pork continues to sell in
market at 81 to 4-NOrth LurOkinian
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PER BRIG ECHO.

PER BRIG ECHU
Brig Napoleon, of Boston, G. T. Jordan, master,
sailed from Portland, Me-, Dec. 18th, bound for
Havana, with cargo Of boards. On the night of
the lth, in lat 400 3V n, long. $50 2O> West,
met heavy gale which hove the brig on her beam
ends; cut away the deckfoad lashngs, when she
righted with hold full of water. Lost about 90 M.
feet boards off deck, both boats, galley and cam
boose, two casks water haser, studding Sails spare
spars &c. During the night, lost main-yard, top
gallant-masts, topsas, and jbs. both mainsails,
and quarter Edwards. On the 18th. pleasant
weather and smooth sea; pumped the brig out, and
after repairing the principal leak, which was a
plank started on the quarter, she leaked but little
except in heavy weather. when the water rose over
the main deck, the officers and crew retreaing to
the poop deck, where they had their provisions.
Having spare fore-topsai it was put up. and the
brig arrived at Havana on the I'd January. Dur
ing the gale, drifted across Fishers Rip, in faith
oms water
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En Store & landing from Schooner
j. D. JONES,
5 half barrels No. Mackerel
IL kits do do
"a cases Sardines, Frail Dates,
20 barrels city Mess Pork,
10 do Prime do
Is boxes,
IL half boxes, >RALSINS,
IA quarter boxes, )
80 Drums Figs, 1900 Gunny Bags,
SO bales North River Hay,
hhls Prime Porto Rico Sugar.
For sale by WIN. COOKE.
Jan. 10, 1845.
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TO selsg gwlll9a


TENHE SUBSCRIBER wishes to express his
L. gratitude for the patronage extended to him
since he came to Wilmington, and to make known
that he has just returned from New York, and
having received the agency of a
Blind s Sash Factory
in that city, which furnishes those articles of the
best kind, he offers them at the following prices
say Blinds at 623 cents per superficial foot, and
Sashes at the prices below, primed and painted.
by 10 cts. pr light. 10 by Ia II cts pr light,
9 by IL IL I" 10 by Is l8 " 6
9 by IL Is by 1919 /" e. 1"
10 by IL IA i" IL by l6 20 4"
10 by Is Is GO Z" f" l2by l6 81 "
He is also agent for two
MA r. L z YARDS.
and will furnish 1omb-tops, Headstones. n:sd
Monuments, made in the best style, of Egyptian or
American Marble, at reasonable prices. Marble
Mantels, &C.. furnished likewise. Orders prompt
ly attended to.
JAMES H. MILMORE.
December Is, 1874. 13-f
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Fire
1uaua iIIA Aueas

vKvHE SUBSCRIBERS, having been appoin-
4 ted Agents for the Williamsburg New York
Insurance Company, are prepared to take Risks On
buildings and merchandise in town and, also, on
buildings in the country, at the lowest rate of pro-
MUM. KELLY & McCALEB.
Nov. %, 1914. 1O-6m
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NOTICE.

A LII persons are hereby forbid trusting any
IA of the crews of British briggs Colonist,
Capt. Taylor; Southampton, Capt. Flint; Ma
ry Shell, Capt. Kelly; and Victoria, Capt.
Clements, as no debts of their contracting,
will be paid by the Masters, or
G. w. DAVIS, Consignee.
Jan'y II, 1845
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Flour.

"a BBL fine, superior and cross Flour, from
OOthe Fayetteville Mills, received per steam
er w. B. Meares. For sale by G. w. DAVIS.
Oct. 0, S44.
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-Four, Fish corn and oats

-Four, Fish corn and oats.
~ BBLS Canal Flour,
QDO rs Halt Barrels, do.
so BbIs. Fayetteville Flour,
SO Bbls. Mulletts,
10 Bbls. Shad.
ALSO,
CORN and OATS, IN quantities to suit:purchasers
in store, For sale by
VIM COOKE.
Dec. Is, 1914.
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New York,
" d" Boston,
RATES OF FREIGHT HENCE TO NEW YORK.
Naval Stores, 35 cts. per barrel,
Rice, l23 cts. per hundred
Cotton, 81 per bale.
Cotton goods and yarns, so cts. pr. bale.
Tobacco, So SO per hogshead.
Lumber, Sc Sc SO per m.
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List of Letters,

REMAINING IN THE POST-OFFICE, AT
Wilmington, N. c., 3lst December, 1874.
OfThose whose names appear on this list are
requested to ask for advertised letters.
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near Sir: BY inserting the lolio"ing
n,muuication in your columns, you will
' TI;r. true friend to Literature.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-23

their eeaire. by th. sinister. insuspieiou- end iied
movcmeu,-LEr THEM ELESr A SENATOR FOR
ARD. AND NOT ALLOW THE LOCOFoCOS To
ELECT A SENATOR FOR THEM IN THE PERSON
or MIR. BROOKE.
five know aught Of the generous Wings OF Virginia.
those ~so making sacrifices every whore promoe
the common cau-e-ihey will cry shame upon this
rnen 50 inevitably calculated to give Locoiocoism adj.
vantage and TO introduce dscord into their harmonious
ranks.
Speaking Of Mr.. Brooke's second card. il said--
Now dcsrc 10 know what change OF circumstances
has occurred produce the change witness with
surprise. and will add disgust his counsel lie could
not THEN consent be instrumental in producing divh
sion in the Wing Party" But in five days thereafter
week he consent. and not only consent but pitches
right make all the division hs Has Locoiocosm
in the meanwhile been feeding him with soft and fond
hopcsf Has IL said to him, "you it-go five
will back with all knowing can do better
tor ourselves BY making you Wings quarrel than by
ming candidate OF own" This a. the calculation and
We boldly ask Of all Wings n ths - calculation
Wing ought 10 make.
But Mr.. Brooke was willing a week ago. (and
people thc1ght bcoO to serve called out by
Convention in which only "anhcrative form, would he
faea consent 10 enter field Well take the gentleman
upon his suggestion Ut the night mode-where Is the
Conventoni Therc has been deal OF drumming tor
but the people have remained entirely pdssre and ggs
cent. TIE masses of the people well satisted-why
does Mr. Brooke assign plausible reason at least
10. flying in the face OF his recorded sentiments not
week old, Will this gentleman allow suggest the
for this singulary rapid jim Crowism. Has
Locoloeoism through certain OF its leaders heoabout
sHee ihss ae promised him its support IN the hope OF
distrSciins the Wing patty. We ASK for Information
Lir rHE FACTS nK As THEY aAyi A. SENTINEL on The
wArCR TOWER. rHg WHi6s ALERT
AND NEITHER NOW OF EVER, TRUST MAN VINO RIFLES
urOS TEIENps BUT OPPONENTS ELEcrIoS.-
More
What has Mr. Brooke done since the period Of the pub
ca,on Of those editorials make him Simon Pure and
those who oppose him "fshyi" Were YOU in
when penned those editorials last Spring and
joking noWl What has Mr. Brooke done for the Wing
Party cn'e him to the supper, OF the party in Richmond
Mr. Lyons; who according your testimony is, "a
hos; IA HIMSELF" has rendered gallant and efficient
vices his party, and stood up against fearful odds
during the last campaign than any many ia Virginia"
desire that you shall repeat your paper these pertinent;
questions asked by you last Sprns;-"Where are Mr..
Brookc's permanent meTtWha services has he render
ei 70 the Wing pury-Whai docs the Wing party him
above his individual and tina, times grudg
ingly besioweji' Echo answers the first question:
where the second and Ihird-"Whatl'
\ RICHMOND WING.
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GRAND ELECTORI

We publish by request, article from the Star pointing
out the warblng political of Mr. Lyons since the
accidental accession Of the arch traitor John Tyler in April
1871 And advert 10 it here chiefly
into which the Corporal has fallen. II is hnt the scnor
Editor OF the Wing devised the place Of Grand Eecior
Mr.. Lyons in February 1874. lie did 1t sug.
ges,ion Of another person. substitute for plan propos-
ed BY that editors Of the Electoral Committee
ly to make Mr.. Lyons Elector for district in Little
Tennessee soohe his feelings for being passed
the Elecior for this district He however, came most
heartily into it, and actively urged it II his luck
denounced for this good then, by the great
the Wings it is his luck be denounced by Mr. Lyons
dictator now, because, not agreeing with Mr. Lyons
principle, he will by to support him =,
That Editor is well ussd to that Of luck from polii-
oans aud has long made up his mind try
but person in his public courseand that is John
Hampdcn Ponsauis He really would not exchange hi,
that is his APPRECIATION, for that Of every selfish poll
teal nspran, who wanderS between "Jensaem and Je
richo -
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CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEES

IL The Central Congressional Committee announce
various County Committees this morning: Their du
ties to rHK VOTERS TuK Polls aud this duty
1t hoped they will faithfully and energetcaly execute
Other Committees will be announced on Monday.
CAROLINE.
X. v Bcasley Slas Bcasey, Cornelius Beasley Francis
V Sutton Sen'r, Francis V. Sutton IT, Jas. T. Sutton Jr
Samuel Hardgruve, Thomas Hardgroye r. Grnuan Cabcl,
Nicholas Nils, Richard WORKMAN, Charles L. Workman,
William Graves, George r. Peake. George w. Greucr.
HANOVER.
Sampson Jones, Bartholomew Shade. John Blackwell,
Richard Fox, Wm. John Clarke. Henry N. Wade Feudall
Griffin.
CHESTERFIELD.
Joseph Adkins, Boiling w. Haxall. Peter ID. Mckinney,
5. II. Knowles, Thomas Keeran.
POWHATAN.
James NJ. Sublett. X. NJ. Burton, C. NJ. Fry, +. J.
LOUISA.
David Anderson, IT, sam T. Pulliam. Jacob Shook. II.
w. oaar!es, Stephen Hunter.
GOOCHLAND.
James J. Binlord Franklin Matthews, James B. Fergu-
son. jr, ALDER, c. Peasants. Lsauder wooJson John
Newton Smith, Frederick Peasants.
HENRICo.
David Bridges, Fcndal Griffin, VIM ]. Clarke Andre
Johnston, Geo. w. ii. Tyler, Edmund Steane, Edw in
Farrar.
PETERSBURG.
Boiling w. Haxal Thomas Tyrer, Fred. Anderson, J.
q. Oldner, VIM. X. Robinson.
CITY OF RICHMOND.
JIrTESsoS WARp.-Geo. VI. Carnngton DR.. John Dove,
Henry Clarke. Liitebury Darlington. Henry NJ. Wade.
Muirnead, Wilson Williams, Jas. Winston, c. A. Hodges,
James II. Grant, J. Z. Sinton, John Steane.
MADISON WARD.-James c. Crane, David w. Fisher,
William Ritter. David Walsh, E. b. Spence, VIM. Pie.
mont. J. w. Randolph. James NJ Ford, John purcrlI,
GeoJge w. Smith, Judah Myers. James Evans, Alex'r
Hill, Joseph c. Spaulding, Juan Pizrini.
MoSEoE WsRp.-Sampson Jones. James p. Tyler, TIL.
Barhau George Il. Crutehted, William Boowright, Jr,
William III. DO5nin, James VI. Underwood, Byrd Cham.
berayne o. F. Wesger, John Clash, j. w. Beverage. ia.
cob Shook, \. II. Dabney, George w. Probs George K.
Myers.
NEW KENT AND CHARLES CITY.
Bartholomew Graves, Vim. b. Chamberayne, Geo. w.
Royster Armisiead cambridge, Dabney NJ. Miller, Geo.
WOodhn, \. l.. RoysioE aud JJhn Otey.
IL Wing Committee for Richmond CITY and Hcurico
20 lock into The title OF Wing votes that they
made clear by the payment Of taxes upon the
ment OF lea
Or. Ro. II. Clbel. Loftn n. EueIt. Nathaniel Pope
Howard. Tho. y. Carter, Wellington Goddn, and Chas.
p. Howard
The Congressional Committee respectfully urge the
above committee To be PrOmp, and diligently
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"PLEAsANTs UPON BRooKE",

We checrfuly and without moments murmur, repub-
sh the extracts from the Wing year ngo thus headed
for love the liberty Of the Press when restricted by
decency and aste and shall always stand ready main
tain it, when the object is in this case pervert
| aud distort
When 20, the threshold Of the Presidential
Election, Mr.. Brooke became candidate for the Senate
and by doing distracted the Wing party at critical
time, unrescedy highly csteeming the man. condemn.
cd his course.
What Mr.. Brooke injudciousy for his and
those Of the Wing party las doubt he would frankly
admiD did them Mr.. J. Lyons is doing now Proclaming
oil the time that he has wish-oh none for the place
he using every possible effort BY individual eectonecr.
ing and the exertions OF small body OF personal friends
distract divide and conquer the Wing Party Of Rich
mcnd
His great reliancehis only possible OF election
are by and through the aid OF the Democratic party
lie is playing the Tyler game Of lS39-that game which
excited at that time the deepest and
against that despsed traitor in Wing and Democratic
bress;s-he cannot be elected by lVhgs and he willing
to take "hs elscton Tyler said Col Voolfolk. he
would take his, from whomsoever he could get t Well
let him get il, and see what will profit him.
Last Spring Mr. Lyons himself fully agreed with
opinion 10 the Of Mr. Brooke Noto he having
attempted Mr. Brooke did then, interrupt the harmony
and TO break down the unity OF the Wing party upon the
efficiency OF which the Union depends for ultimate saliva.
tion-he blames and denouncss upon tic street, for
demonstrating against his course, did against Mr..
BroOkes and will, when any puts his aspi-
raons into the scale against the public good
believe by the Wing party, its principles and its
| dsncy.
For politically nothing. Painful il often
is, capable Of setting aside personal predictions
for the promotion OF the public objects, in cond
ed to trust Wachmen IL panied us last year u
oppose Mr.. Brooke il has panied oppose Mr..
Lyons But, convinced that the interests of county
required the in each instance have not hesa
ted adopt Nor it possible for my human being
imagine that acIusiod by any other motive than
OF duty. In both sacrificed prediction
what thought risht.
But between Mr.. Brooke's and Mr.. Lyons there
and IL this difference Mr. Brooke thoroughly agreed
10 principle with the Wings Mr.. Lyons has separated
from them the question OF the dayihat which
defeated hem-that which elected Mr. Polk lie is lite
rally asking OF the vanqushed Wings elect him beeause
Texas vanqushed them, and because he, Texas Joint
Rosatonist, cooperaed with their opponents upon the
question which did defeat them
How Anti Texas Joint Resolution Wings ns some Of
them do, support him, when there is a Wing before
them able and unexceponable, cannot undertake
explain That is their look Our COURSE the dictate
conviction before and for that responsible
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he BY his snds willing to succeed by HE
epp'"sats. beusys ,h, for place which stronger than
his attachment TO his principles and his cause which, even
mee g'ded ny temporary success, ultimately lose
aim the confidence, and condemn him In calm judg.
men, Of the People public man Therefore 90 have
lamented but not denounced!
Nor have we. this writer In tho Compiler olledpes
called Mr. Lyons any Of his ftiends "Fishy All ~s
have said was, that II thcrc shy Whg in Richmond
that Wing Tor Mr. Lyons. We did not say that there
YVES any hshy Wing here. Let sugscs tho friends Of
Mr. L. that they have drawn this rrpsoach ON him and
themselves, by declaring they sy. when nobody
said they and by their frequent Of
cenec. and thus in seeming sm.sives
Ito flee, rs IL were. when none pursued.
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che. o. oar fsoweidssns sAoud aniss shsmsslvss 70
shs WAis rsnhs! Thsy and the whis: mean ths ssns
thing; 10 maintain the Constitution Law and order to
maintain tho Tariff IL s and essentially the principle
OF tho Tariff ~ Mr. Polk exPounds In his inaugural
the wings too admit that for four year, least, Bank Of
The u States Of tho question, since Mr.. Folk would
veto IT, even wero Congress 10 pass Il!
There 10 then. an approximation to Union: Dat the
Moderates" asking much that the Wings, legal
y voting majority Of the American People. and occupying
the strong grounds Of the Constitution and Of public good
should surrender their organization. Lot fAe the
WAxs where their convictions and eonscencos lead them
and let them shew the world tho honorable tho glorious
example, OF strength Of mind aud Patriotism, equal al
the call Of rs snap asunder tho bonds Of party ties
and party inerests-bonds noicrabe the free and the
upright. uncss tho conviction goes with the act!
word ON Texas to.morrow!
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MRS. CAUDLE's CURTAIN LECTURES.
Mrs. CdudLs becomes onia5ie and uould hare a nee


Dear mo! Mr.. Coade, II you ha,'n forgot your night
cap-d1 putt on my dear you will catch cold. Ai'nt
you cIid my dear! SUSAN bTing the blanket that j.
under nlc By's head Sniy has finished your shirts my
dear, and very nice they Toe child has been
very industrious indeed trying - get them done fo5 you
wear TO the sky.afk dnncr Shaut GOO. you must 20,
indeed you must sally will be- disappointed IL her dear
papa don't uf the shirts the Skyiafk din
She has been llkng about II for to 10 rutc q,
be sure was opposed your joining the Skyinks my
dear, but then you hare I1ned you know and you
appear respectable. Cross about II, was ~ Well, mayb
was iu.e, but then my dear had been much uDub.
led house, that could not help IT, Do tuck your.
sell up my dcaf am sure you must be cold. You men
don't know what poor women have endure Mr.. eau
die. I'm sure d the men bad much trouble the
men do you would not be- such good tempered peo2Io.
inef. Bat you don't know anything about I'm 1t
would spoil the cmp'r of saint II b. al drudge, drudge,
work. work. the whole dly long, enI 1t would worry the
life oui Of any body
have been thinking my dear that You had better get
new c1lt for the dinner, you old blue looks shabb
. no-JJu ore mistaken; u don't look well enough. Mr..
Grey has ordered a nov suit far Mr.. Grey told me 60,
aud you hal better scp over to Mr. Brownie and order
n'w cont in tie morning. black oncl admire a black
coat And Mrs. Grey D. 90 have elegant new elk for
h1 bIa figured one, very beautiful. Mr. Grey lets her
have new dresses. just whenever she usks it.
know ito be surc-Mr Grey l. richer than you but
one must appear decent, any how. Ny old dress IL .,
shabby i1t really should bo ashamed ~ be- seem IN it,
Don'i you think -- looks well enough, does ~ Mrs.
Grey s'ys D. D. shocking, sHd ought a. have ono Or
Toe bl lnd - you afford 81 upvi II won't cost
mutb I'm swc-lnd Int often thst asl< for new
dc'sfs, Nt. Caudis you know hat but you men tunk
- thsnk you my dear, I'm very glad you say yes DO.
esuse ---- only ny % 10 avoid row. do you Who's
mixing row. M. Caudei I'm sufo oaIy asked fyr-
vel, et ss.is. won't YOU! declare u ever saw
.g.h nan. cant even -- well 2, to sleep then
in t',i TO- very ifoi nnd must gat up carly onor.
rJv end ec things rights before Mfs. Grey comes a. 20
cot with me. Shes promised 10 help c'io1ae the
efef1.i1g gahbic Do you cay. In cure Nr. Caudle.
efr be- % vDntn ShO fsik' lee ihen d. ard IL, nnk
10 Is IsI DO yYl atl tl ua robbie ify We'll Mr.
Cluo.r. 500 ont hc met proy0silf man well I'm
not gHhg o. fcOd. You dat be- gstsb. WIS only
g'ng os'y that JOS lucky ~ having wife that at
trds g. mIffers, ard you much. hav'nt spent
3D. tles On nysef these three months; nnd although
~ r there il'nt a oOmgn 10 town who, &c, Ne.
] &e
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AUCTION NOTICE.
We s1H fsB rf.. u,,,t,y ~ 4, ,,,i..s a.. o.. -.
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~ The author (EDGAR GooDsoN) OF the article signed
Many Lyons Wings, in yesterdays paper. adopting
style much in vogue with professed politicians, Of
conioundng the plural for the singular where the pnpu.
lar voice high) sought neither njure nii1ont
Mr. Lyons. by calling upon his friends land were they
not exclusively Wig frendsD who have honored
him with their confidence forward and honour
derstood that gentleman tho pending canvass.
The last paragraph oi the Article justified by that
repetition s doubtless the head and OF his offend
ing" To make tho amende kOnorabis however. If Mr.
Lyons will show good why he vote for
Mr.. Bolts, will show better why can for Mr.
Lyons.
JYedae.daV April 23I ls45
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4" seldom that call particular attention nd.
ven'ins columns. but We would wish the reader to
look over Mt Bnckerhois advertisement. OF all RENE.
dies Tor consumption any disease Liver and Lungs
his bears upon its face the stamp of honesty and the
monr OF Its cures arc undoubtcd tina, there need be
hesitation In giving fair trial. Il 10 a source VI sincere
satisfaction to find such real balm for great diseases
and wholly apart from any specie. Of qunckeIY..
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RICHMOND DAILY WING.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. APRIL 81 is,,.
REGULAR WING CANDIDATES FOR THIS CON-
GRESSIoNAL AND SENATORIAL DISTRICT

GREssIoNAL AND SENATORIAL DISTRICT.
For he 9th Congressional District (Powhstsu. Chester
field, Gccchsnd, Louisa Hanover, enrico and the City
OF Rchmond,)
JOHN MINOR BoTrS.
For the Senatorial District Of James City, Charles City,
New Kent 1aenrico and the City III Richmond.
ROBERT c. STANARD.
Fer the House Of Delegates -
rowHArAN,
CHASTAlN COOKE.
CuKsrERrELp,
LAWSON money BuRFOOT.
LOUISA.
ELISHA MELTON.
WILLIAM WILLIAMSON.
nrSRIco,
SHERWlN McRAE.
cuARLKs CRY AND NEW KENT,
RICHMOND I. LACY.
cry (SoRA AND wirLilAssvRc,)
HOWARD.
RicHNoNp CRY,
HENRY l.. BROOKE.
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"NANyIyONs wUIcs 4,
An article in the Wing Of yesterday thus signed closed
with the following paragraph;

with the following paragragh
Sand here take the liberty to state as friends Of Mr.
Lyons, confident Of his abundant strength THAT WE pE
"DEAocRATIc" FRIENDS To STAND ALooF FROM
PARTICIPATION Vino FAMILY oUaRREL--tu
stand Spectators II you please, OF the friendly conflict
Or how shall MI Lyons accomplish his purpUsehs
nesy expressed desire, o being supported only by his
(poca friends mot by his political adversuries be-
whom and himself there great gulf fixed, which
nc eau. and never will while patriotic fame il
lumes his reason, annh1te. Neither Mr. Lyons
his friends, desire aid from quarter, which
only to create augment strife
MANY LYONS WINGS"
We twice called upon yesterday for the author Of
this article md both give up the Of Mr..
GoodsoD whose card ses.)
We sludo TO IL 10 contTodict rumor which the
Lyonngs Of them have put in circulation that The
piece was dictated by and that Mr.. Goodson only
the copyst! The fact is not We much as
read IL until IL appeared IN the Wing.
The Lyons gentlemen greatly disturbed il, think.
ing IL may lose him Loeo FoeO votes! Indeed So the corn
lie confessed And yet has no, Mt Lyons told tho Demo
that they had nothing 10 expect from him! True his
friends have been coque Ting with them Secretly nay open.
IT, in the streets But in uderously false position has
the impotuous aspiraiicns Of that gentlemen placed him
hat in order TO secure WING support, no has been COMPEL
ed to tell the Democrats in public That they had nothing
to expect from him"
How can he his friends then blame Mr. Ooodson, who
pas friendly voter, and who adopted this purge
Mr. Lyons Of the suspicion Of depending upon, aud truck
ling for, Loco Foco votcsl
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-23

W CONCERTO The Miss Macomber's last Concer,
takes place this evening Those who have attended
the previous ones will DO highly graed by paying them
visit this evening -F
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-23

" We are requested to state tina, the Polls will be
opened. ct tho City Hail. To-Morow morning at "A o..
clock
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