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OBSERVANCE or THE saDBArm
Tia sahjoiaed hrsf IelRss frum axe a
he mnss eInineni men &C aus cunnfrg sc
ven worthy % record. They were Tr-
renilv addressed 70 ths Secretary of he
BALTIMORE Sabbath Assorisiiun, n tes-
pcnse 70 trnder of hnnonry memhership
ID thai Chrisiian Soeieiy:
-AshlArA Mnzrh =, ls4s.
DYaa SIN: have reerirfd rom OLE
inc Ifiicr. informing re. dat ~ he con
iribnli0n 0fiHo Ladies of BslhmDu 0fiLe
requisite sum Tor The purpose. have besn
lnsde member Coz life &C the bsliimare
Sabbath Asscciasicn. As you DO no, m
form me Of The names Of The ladies, |
must request yon 70 BE- my oEgsn 10 ccm-
munifaie 10 them my respectful acknoM-
Judgments for This proof q their valued Te-
gard and esteem. and 10 asfurr them flai
II share with them in sentiments of pro-
found reverence for lhe SabhaIh IS > rsli-
gieps institution. and ihai | fervendy hope
that Ill landahle endeavcT 10 inehlcale the
proper observance Of II may be crowned
with success.
II hare also 10 thank yos Cor The copy
Of tic pamphlet containing llle proceed
inss efihe Association which you iorward-
cd 10 me. u
II am. with high respect. your friend
and ohedient servant, III. CLAY.
!. CHARLES w. RIDcILr, ESQ, &c. !.
The following Is The material part Of
The letter &c Mr.. Webster, not being able Al
present 10 lay our hands on eomIlc,c
copy: -. -.
.Ihe longer lire The more highly do
| estimate the impo taEcc OF roper oh.
seryance of tho Christian Sabbath, andihe
more grateful do feel toward those who
take pains 70 impress sense 81 this i'm.
portarce on The community. The Lords
day is The day on which The Gospel i
preached; il is the day Of public worship
throughout the Christian world; and, al
though we live in a reading age and in a
reading community, vet the preaching OF
| The Gospel is the form in which human
agency has been and still is most eilica-
ciourly employed for the spiritual improve
ment Of men. 'rlist the poor had the
Gospel preached to them was as cyidencs
Of his mi, sion which The Author Of Chris
iianiiy himself proclaimed, and to the pub
lie worship Of the Deity and The preaching
of The Gospel the observance Of The Sab
bath is obviously esscntiak
~" am. dersir, with much regard, YOU
1 obedient servant, s&@ -
~ ..... se "DANIEL WEBSTER.
i "CHARLEs w. RmsELS." sauL as =,
rs . >>~-----~S~~----~-~-- H as
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rONNEcTIcrT-TlcCler iion in coansc-
ter, lO.ik IlIlre o. The 7;h ins,ali. Returns are
in ZEN The prinriilal Porion Of de stale. and
show ll.al Rosrr ). baldwin llvhigl - r-elert-
I'll GOsernor ~ majaisy of more dian 5000 over
Gov. clrvslsnd. The Whis. have suceccied 81.
80 in eIeclinE m shrif o,her candidates Gor stale
slTirrs. majority in bo'h hssnci'es II the I.cris-
alurs. anil dc four nrlnhers q congres % whirh
the s,sle i eniitIeL In tlr Ia, Congress the
state was represented hy four I.ocoS 90 80
The nembcrs Of rongrras elericd arc:
Ii diiriri, James Dixon. a=ae sra
- samuel ID. Hubbard.
~ John 4. RskarlL
ih Truman Snliih.
. Tie AboliiiOn vote Is about the sane as hs,
yeaL ..s...--..-..
The state Senate Is dcciloIly Wing, The
HOuS, as far as hcanl fnu, stands ,hnS-Whigs
-. DemSera,s IS. Abolition !, no choicc Il.
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.'Fhe above reminds us Of case We
heard Of in an adjoining county yeai or
two. ago. An appeal vas made from .
Jusuce'r judgmen, on a warrant for deb,
of only rs cents. and when the rapfrs
were ,etnrned 10 the Clerk Of the Supe-
,int Cour,. he told the officer to send the
Plainriff 10 him, sni he would psy hun
The amount Of his claim; bot that he would
enter no such piesyune case on bis dork.
ct. -! @ za' Fay. Dos.
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List of.Letters,

Remaining in The Post Office Al Hillsbo-
rough, N. c., on lie LIST day Of April.
1915, which, IL not taken out within
three months, win be sent 10 Tie Gene
ia Post ofI:ce as dead letters:
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3. ...,. o. "DANIEI. WEBSTER.
"CHARLEs w. RIDs Ella" adj.

JrsTicI m GroRoIA.-We have heard
a good msny stories sbout |" Georeis Ma.
ior.," Georgia fights" DC. but the TO-
lowing incident of q Georgia jury IL The
las, i,em from the Georgia Slste. The
story 10 told BY one Of the jury himseli--
sd i, mus, be right. Two intimate friends
had sluss" sbou, twenty Ave dollars.
and " went 10 law" The case was ? ju.
~ CASE, and /, happened ,ha, the pla'n'iti
aud def, ndtnt were mutual friends OF e, e.
~ man on the jury. How ~ decide was
a vast d fIiculiy. and after long and per.
picking consultation, The members OF the
jury finally agreed 10 raise the sum "f
twenty five dollars BY contribution among
themselves. satisfied the CLAIM, paid sh
costs. and had The case dismissed ~" f.
RnIe;0b Reu;sfer
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Kimbrough. John L. Woods.
or Those calling fer she above letters, will
please say they are advertised.
THOS.. CLANCY, p. ID.
April I. 4" To-
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MORE OSCILLATIONS,

The decline Of the American character eonspeuou. IN
the growing spirit Of Mobocraey Jscobnis frauds m
the elections the gosses domagoguei-n agd contempt Of
law and constitution, less significantly marx by the
multiplication of deiale aons, ombslzs mens snd n6de
~ to trust. IL u fanful TO speak thus 81 country
but Is ruitless TO mpt hide q city on hill sud
equally necessary 70 diuse knowledge u the melsncho.
y truth, that the OWL nay find IT. only possible corrective
in public opinion, and the reformation and diffusion u edU.
cation.
When fuch wretch MeNulty, known by his very
employers Tor Of themj be unworthy Of confidence
abuses his trust, sbd plumbers the county surprise can
he el but ruth both singular and melancholy that
the great majority Of the defaues Il recent years have
been who had sustained high epuaion ior inegr-
~, many OF them. un they had declined far into the vale
Of years.
friend, contemporary with the Revolution and familiar
with the manners aud history Of tho country through oil
IT. subsequent stages expressed the conviction that since
the 1890. the ~ breach Il trust public and
puvs,e, 20 TO compared with the previous pges oi
the Republic! "Woe jerusalem 80
We were led 10 these observations by Observing that
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IL See the able article OF "sidaey."
WING MEETING IN NELSON COUNTY


AT meeting OF the Wing party. held the Cour, House
on Monday the 9th day of January, IsI5:-
Ga motion. Col. CHARLES PERROW was called to
the Chair. and N. F. CABELL appointed Secretary.
1t having been explained that the object the meeting
10 apppin. Delegates n Convention 10 be held in
Charlottesville Tuesday the 4th day February tn Sc
ec' Wing candidate to represent the Congressional Dis
;rc composed of the county Of Nelson and
il the next Congress:
IL was. on IN lton Rexoued That Committee coc,n,s
ed OF b be selected from all portions the county who
are requested to attend said Convention order repre-
sent the wishes Of said county.
WhereuPon the Chair appointed the following gentle
men: Col. WIN. 5. Loving. Jas. ). Penn Ro e. Cutler
Col IL. w. Dawson, d.. Jas. 5. Forbes, John H. McCue
Alex Fortune. 10. Vhitehead Col Thos. J. Ma-sie wm
Massie, IT, VIM Bourne, Dr. Nath. r. Powell s. G. Per-
row, Dr. Paul T. Cillaway. Ro. l.. Brown, Dr. F. e. P,.
tiers. Dr. r. NJ. Alexander VIM. NJ Ewers N C. Roberts
~ l.. Martin, Jno. II. Rodes Saml NJ. Page Col. Alex
fihpltrck, Jno w Dickerson Chas w. Hardin, Jas. W.
Harris, VIM. NJ. Woods, Jacob Warwick VIM Faber
Capt &. Thurmond. James Mcdonald. MAJ. William r.
shepherd, Henry G. Roberts Dr. Benz. Megginson, VIM
a. Turner. On motion, the Chair added.
The following preamble and resolutions were then pro-
posed and unHBInOuSiy adopted:
Whereas this meeting has with regret an announce
nen', 10 the Wing Of date, that present dele
gate, +. VI. Cabe, Esq, will be a candidate for re-
elections and believing that It the wish every Whig
IN the county, that he should again be candidate land
Pecay q every nomination OF else has been
companied with statement that he would be- and an
eTprssson Of regret at the fact and believing that he
requires only an auhenfe expression OF Wing sentiment
| ia order To induce him 10 recon-ider:--
Therefore, Resulted lst. Tina; 1t is opinion Of this
meeting. that present delegate the ought
again tn b. candidate for which will he
TO hIn-and that 1t is the desire Of this meeting without
dissenting voice, that he should be and they believe
IN tins opinion they heartily sustained by every good
and true Wing in the county.
g Resoioed That a Committee Of Is be appointed 10
forward copy OF these proceedings to Mr.. Cabel forth.
wiin and TO urge him. at once. declare HIMSELF
| Richmond Wing, candidate for re election.
Whereupon the Chairman named the following re mile.
compose committee Col. Alex. Fitzpatrick,
| Ro Whitehead, Col. VIM. $. Loving, Col. H. W. Daw.
SON. Ro r. Gutter, Ro. L. Brown, Jas. Mcdonald, Jno H.
hcCue. Dr. Jos. A. Forbes. Thos r. Fortune, Chas c.
Patte-ou, Schuyler e. Harris Ed +. CoTey N L. Mar.
tin, VIM. Faber.
| On motion, the meeting adjourned.
! CHAS PERROW, PEST.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

The House took up tire bill the Senate to establish
the Smithsonian Institute II read twice aud referred
10 the Committee the Library.
Mr. Pratt made motion that the rules be rusnepded for
the purpose OF reporting a bill.
The vote was taken the notion when no quorum yo
ing, motion was made TO have call Of the House. and
on that motion the yeas and nays orderrd.
The call Of the House not ordered-Yeas 50 p,vs
Mr.. Pra's motion suspend the rules was then adoo,
ed. P
Mr.. Pratt then reported bill in relation TO the D;,c,
Court IN New York, which read and referred.
Mr. Davis Of Indiana moved that the rules be suspend
ed Tor the purpose Of receiving such reports and
from the Committees, shall give rise debate The
motion adopted
The memorial Of individual, in reference 10 co,
WIN ne rosmas'er OF the House, furnishing certain
NUMBER o horses and vehicles presented and
To the Committee on Accounts.
Mr.. MeClelland reported bill regulating the appoint
grades. Not acted ON. ~
bill giving the OF Congress. Of GER
tain salt spring lands Michigan reported and passed
the navy. Read and referred
Mr. u j. tngersol reported resolution requesting the
resuen 70 n'ere'e Tor the release Of certain Amerca
prisoners nj Van Deman's Land, which was pnssed
The list Of Committees having been gone ,b,,nah ,.
Speaker proceeded TO call the States for resolutions
Mr. Burke offered resolution directing an inquiry by
the Committee Accounts into certain alleged ,buses M
Mr.. Zabrsk Of New Jersey and other oce1s M an. ~:
vernment IN connection with for furnishing ma
val stores. The resolution was adopted.
Mr. Adams offered q resolution requesting the President
TO lay before the House. any instructions that NAV have
been given our Minister 10 England in relation TO the o
cuPaton OF Oregon; also any correspondence between the
March, ls4l. ' INV
Mr. C. j. lngerso and stated that he WINS enabled m
say' mat TIE heRouahon IN relation 10 Oregon, still
progressing and that the President would make commu
ncaon TO Congress the subject time during the
present session.
Mr. lngersol also said, that gentleman behind him. had
made an n,,nnsion that was totally without foundation
lad al. l.
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DIED.

A, lnglewood Nelson county, Va on Saturday he 18th
inst Of Scarlet Fever, SAMUEL J.. youngest son u Geo
and Mary Ann CabelI, in the 9th year OF his age
At Mrs Tuyor's LynchburR on the 26th Dec Is4l
Col ALEXANDER b. RosE. OF the aye II 63 years He was
well known IN Amherst county, where he was born lived
and died. and was as well known ia Lynchburg where he
had also lived.
Born and reared IN wealth and auence, with great kind
o SOUL noble ond Ire. hearts having lived lie ,.
ont stain or repo1ch, the Suspicion the want of
the principles OF honor and recuude he died poor but with
many living friends who depore his misfortune and will
remember the death o good and honorable man Before
his exit he proesed bs faith IN the Christian Religion and
died in the belief ihat Christ would be his saviour An
honest man ~ the MODEST work of. God.-Lynch R,g
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WkpSkpAr, Jan. -. tet5.
The resolution from the HOUSE. the election on 10
morrow. o. Councillor Of State sappy tho vacancy
which VIII occur BY the expiration Of the VI service
OF John kutherioord ESQ. agreed By The Senate
provemsnt reported the bill appropaung tho Cowpas-
nre Roads Ia Bah and Allegheny, ssm Of money raised
Tor impsoving the cowPsssrs River Explained
Also. from the committee the bill Tor the eousuc
uon OF Canal from the North Landing Elisabeth River
which bill being explained BY Messrs. MeMalen and
THE PUBLIC LANDS.
On motion Of Mr.. NEWMAN the Report Of IN. s.lecs
committee sgsissf the Resolution OF the House for thu
reception Of Vrgiuis's portion Of the Land Fund was
The report and resolution having been read by
LACE. from the Clerks table,
Mr. PrrTos entered upon brief srsumen, .s.ins, the
POSITIONS taken In tho preamble, and the conclusions to
which the Committee had arrived. .r
The Senate being thn Mr. GALLAuxs aid be would not
move call OF tho body. but would make motion or ad.
Joofnment - there seemed to be foeRone conclusion
the subject.
Mr. WALLACE called the aycs and noes on the question
solournmen' and several menbers coming the ques-
non 70. nesanved-syes q, noes II.
W. WALLACE then proceeded in defence Of the pos6ns
OF 'he Report and In reply MI Peyion. lie descsnted
opos hs evils which might from the exercise Of tho
power claimed Tor Congress- and denied tho right under
ne constitution to distribute the Land Fund. Mr. w.
PSa 20 hf Sahahets Suggestion about preudged case,
and thoashi Il would operate both ways.
Mr. GARTER took ground against the report, and CT
ea sun"ines To show that the Arguments Of the oppo
site side, were not enable. Mr. q. sdduced authorizes
IN support OF his Argument, and that distribution was
no, new measure The practice Of relanding, was as
old rs 1883.
Mr.. McMuLtkS sustained the report, and the uncon.
su'unonsiiy OF the distribution lie replied TO Mr. Pky
and coniended that the construction now commended
'oe ny nm and his party, latiiudinarian. &c
mr.: BoNDuRNNr responded Of the remarks of
mr. MCMILLAN. ON the subject Of atiudinous consruc
ton imputed
Explanations made by M.s.rs. TAYLOR. PryroS
and w ALLAcE, when Mr.. CArEKroS rose to speak but
gave way To Mr. BoSpuRASr, who moved adjournment
aud the Senate adjourned 4 near O'Clock.
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CORRESPONDENCE-

FARhNILLE, Jan'fy 2Ist, 1915.
Dear Sif-As the organ Of tho convention Of Wing
Delegates assembled here today for the purpose Of
nniing suitabe candidate represent this District in the
next Congress Of the United States we take great pleasure
In announcing TO you the fact that you were the unsn
nous choice OF that body And in making this commun-
cation we would do violence our feelings and injustice
to you we withheld the declaration Of the personal graft
hcsnon your nomination gives TO individually. We
esteem II but grateful and just for the DEVOTION
zeal and ability with which you have supported the
principles OF our pary-prncipes, believe ndsso-
luby connected with the prosperity and happi
ness Of county.
hoping hnt you will be able TO enter promptly the
canvass, we sincerely wish you success the good fight
and pledge you cordial friendship aud support In the
struggle With great regard remain dear air. very truly
your friends, &c, GEO. NJ. PAYNE,
GEO H. MATTHEW'S,
VALENTINE PARRISH,
JOHN r. BROWN,
JOHN a. SMITH.
FRANCIS N. WATKINS,
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N. FEaNors caBELL. see'y.
COURT NEWS FROM wAsHINGToN.


President Tyler. we informed, has issued circular
to the different Foreign ENJOYS representing their soyer
egns at Washington. requiring full uniform Zoe her at.
tendance 1.-The drawing rooms Of the White House This
novel republican edic occssioned etiquetca diem
The powers Of Europe tby their vice.s) dined
twice thrice, IN mOnarcscsl exclusion, the subject
The Excellent Andso.forths would willingly pay the de
sired compliment the beautiful better half Of the Powers
ihptbo, tso be has been) but Medo and Per
sian punetio Of court that ccrcmonious vster
can wait on msJesy in ful Dress when the sovereign
visited - ~ Undres-, half dress, OF mourning. Now u
- well known that Ills Hgbness Tyler still wears on reoep
onday the Identical pair Of Black gloves which pre-
sented TO him a. the funeral Of President IIar
rison nearly four years His black the idcnn
cal garment promoted from ihe first circles Of Virginia
the period HIS other sovereign belongings worn
with Their usual uncefemOnOus looseness. Would u
then be highly dfospectu-a tact feprOof Of the Pfes
dental toilette, o. IL wefefor foreign nisters 10 sppesr
IA foil ceremonals The reply is contained In the fac
ihat 10 dpomss propose escape both horns OF the d.
leTnma by not attending the drawing rooms al ELL
We also understand by private letter from Washington
belle, that the Pfcsidenoss attended, recepton-dsys
BY twelve maids Of honor sis either side, dressed all
Ike and that her Serene Loyciness "rcceves" opon
'si'ed platform. with head dress formed Of 5oges and
scmbings crown. We have mol. been advised whether
her roys Observation-Disclosures holds say thing Ia her
hsDd; whether she mas vet dropped any article Of
dress likely 10 he aggrsndsed into ersblem u on
Order u kngathOod.-POssiby these insignia Il mono.
craey msy be premature before the Of the
mOpO-sylsbc dynasty Of Polk.
~ The last dfawins room the Polka danced IN the
Tyler presence by gentleman snd bis wife from New
forkiho first introduction, the East Room n the
nubsl coupling tor waltz poksO eSsebd At present by
the ameiorated morals gaining ground IN New York.
Mr. Rockingham has stoftlingly Amaoksd Warrington
ny combining bs soif,e invitations o two hundred This,
10 positive undOubted socraey ~ thousand shuts
his door closc against the o The remaining eighteen
hundred Mr. Ericsson supposed have started mme.
distey for Washington examine the offended pride thus
exploeiyely concentrated, with view II constructing
propeller To supply 10 foco torpid subject before
] The House ". Y. Mirror.
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bret appeal to Eastern Vnsia,s in faror of a STAT,


Conpeafioa.
l. IL is inevitable. Ii good cannot too soon be had
II bad, II cannot too soon be looked in the face.
, The longer it is delayed land IL can only be delaycd
the more excited parties avoring and opposing % grow
the more angry will sectional feeling become and the more
tenacious and uncompromising the spirit the body itself
}. Every OF observation must see that every day
witnesses IN this country the advance Jacsbnism aud
Rsdieaism! We say emphaticsly those who wish TO
preserve an independent Judicary-wc mean Judiciary
elected during good behaviour and BY the General
bIy-Sfrike mao for Convention!
l. The East is virtually dstra nchised in every national
eleehon-at least does stand equality with West
ern Virginia In the latter, pofes because every
man can get 80 acres OF barren land for 50 cent?.
East OF the mountains free holds not so cheapy ac
CURED The city Of Richmond, with white men than
Rockingham or Shenandoah could only poll with all her
effort but little than 100 in November while
those counties polled IL ls00-gving each some 300
more majority for Mr. Polk than the whole poll Of Rich
mond and or 500 majority for him than Richmond
for Mr. Clay, although Richmond as unsnmo GUS
tor the latter the Tenth Legion" for the former
This Is not right, nor Just, equal, Republican,
The proportion holds, presume, nearly all the Cs
montane Counties.
The dread OF The nhife basis have always belle we'd
chimeiical but OF that hereafter.
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ITSTATUE TO MR.. CLAY,-Fauquier C,uDty
Virginia The following Ladies have been appointed o.
ectors IN their respective neghbou-hoods They are
Pecuy solicited TO act SUCH and report their
to Mrs James French. Vice President of the Virginia I,v
Statue Society, for the County Of Fanquer They are
also requested TO appoint such number Of Assistant Col
lectors as may to them seem proper.
Mrs. T.. Helm, Warrenton,
II. +. Dixon. Uppcryille,
Dolly Ashby. Funowsvlle
Thompson Ashby, Pans,
~ Dr. Adams Rectorown,
Jacquline A. Marsha Orlean,
Dr.. Leach New Bal.more
John Marshall, Oak Hill,
ALsr. Gazette.
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'ses q ns ushs>sss rssssss-sy hec-'s rsssss.pA.
wAsursoros. Friday. Jan. ". l5<s.
CONoREns.
fkOcEEDlNGS or TO-DAY.


SENATE.
" ereeeeoss a Mr.. sempls, elected 10 gu the
V.sS ~ ey me death Of Mr. hcRobsrs. pre-
~r ~ ~ nj. ossee,.
~ s.us " y. u Lewis, elected In place Of Mr.
NY ~ Nsws eseSeSd ~ Mr.. bashy.
'. Dsa.~s Hosnsso q nsmosssl from one
o' pin ana snispsss) sskaG Ter grant Of land
~ crou'h "i'rosd h0m Lake Michigan 10 The Pscf.
n ~
49,. o.soy Pre'enxe reeoeuons u The Alabama L..
cc"N 1" 'sso' " having Pos"ge PAID Ia American
a.. -, ,a,, AL,
p,. soanSon saomuca resoeaoa ceiling upon the
General 10 inform The Senate concerning the
namoSs isrss OF The mail fot tho pes, ysars between
,n ,,.S. - .ee Ne" hooN' sno ue ssPs' any, nksn
r. ~. ssmo: 10, -
80, n N-isy suomiued resolution instfueung the Mill
,,ss - 70 en2afs into the eSpediency OF sashos
>, ;S sse.sy " W n~ MAKE expenmene IN Afule-
VI F"''"" invented oy M. koesr AcCsrty, oi New
~, A.hl Ft-t-a
,..,,,, ~ FAXED Leave to introduce Joint
VIZ saen ne desired ~ obtain the action oi the
Of ,hs c.n,," oue, ms.m m'shs 20 to H. other wing
~ '' no explained il object BY Law Of Con.
ms.c,i NM, - me uempnis DsPot cannot BE- com.
c,,oo o,., 49, 80 - Ssase 70 inc v caaos her juris-
ncn.c ,,,h ,h,. .... w 'ns pespoes. IL vas 70 dis
drawn ma :. 4. - ~, ~, '"e JOINT rss"ssosa was
ono. and an. T...s so's 70 commence the work u
,ober n. han.j ~. s'.'se1s aid not meet until DC
Law o" 'nAS"' oe passed Without de-
M, R,,... ..
IN. No.. -. . a. .a.' 'ne uue 70 the land whore
,ornev C.ns,., - .,S - nos seosy 70 the Al
fore the Senate would No, ~. 20 ne hoped there
g. $50 S "ou'e "o' ses W'tnoat due elaboration
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BpeEIren.n counr Hou.r. Jan. 24,h.

BUcEISoaAn CoURT HousK. Jan. 24th, Iel5
Genemen-I have received your favor Of the 2st inst
apprsinR me Of my Unanimous nomination" o. a csndi.
date for THE Congressional District by the Convention Of
Wing Delegates then assembled at farmvie. In accept
ing the nomination., hatterugy rendered. assure you
that fully appreciate the compliment implies only TO-
getng that have not better abilities devote 10 the pro-
motion Of the great end for which py aborog; Such
as have, however shall be cbeenully and zcaou.Iy de-
dcated 10 that object-for fully concur with you in tho
opioon tat the principles Of the Wing party indisso
luby connected with the permanent prosperity and happi
ness OF our country"and thinking, do not feel my
self privileged hesitate TO obey the call now made by
my wafm personal and stcadfsst political friends 10 battle
IN their behaf-conhdcn,ly believing. do in the ult
mate signal triumph Of thcsc principles, Notwithstanding
the gloom in which the disastrous result Of the late Pres
dental election has temporarily shrouded them. feel
gentlemeo, that you have done Than justice
when you speak of my devotion those pes-for "
have any Recommendation for the post you have offered
me, Ia my steady adherence through evil and through
good report TO the policy which untes psry-a po
Icy. the prosecution " which sincerely believe nsesssa-
" TO the happiness Of our country.