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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-19

Col. Benton has addressed tlitT the President,
Col Fremont ifoSn gross SANDERS contained IN the oi
cal dispatches the Mexican Government of G. General
Castro, The Governor OF Caornla. No communications
have been received from Col. fement by the War De
partnen. HIS family have been mere torlanale. and,
avaihng himself OF e information derived from letters
received By Ms. Fremont, CD. Benton sueet sselly
vudicaies his in law tom the grss asPrrsIons
east upon his caujuc by the Mexican funclluhary.--
This gala ut yonng eer is somtfhIng vi pet hero Of
ours, and should gladly, did out ins permit, give
the hole Of Col Benlons letter and accompanying doc
nmenls. We forced To conithi ourselves. however.
American, ard which vii give tie reader very clear
oil the whole OF the transactions OF Col. Fremont
it California. We avail, with much interest," INTEL
geuce Of the achievements Of the expedition al The head
o which he sailed IN July 10 the Souhern part Of the
province. There Is something romantic aud melOdTa
matte in tie sudden converslyn OF eX alorng and
scientific mission into blnl oi determined warriors
hich, recruited by lhe settlers in lhse outskirts Of
cvzaton proceeds, at nome MS uollce, under then
youthful, accomplished aud gallant leader 10 conquer
province litntr II at 81 ui the kingdoms Vi Europe
w incline 10 h,,9e that tie euhWeaion ot ALT una
will be finished before Gen. ktafny OF Col Stevenson
arrives and that Col Fnnont Wlll reap all the aures
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-19

q. We -tr lia,.i !" ~. III IL, al J.. ...- era
On boird The packet ship Zulich irom Have arrived
last week Al New York, the nsmes OF NJ S,dne,
Fletcher aud sisters. oil l.,nctlurg.
Wheu Informed that - the ptns Of these accomplished
Young Ladies Hey ,ud.hed to The srnghtly aud
interesting eerS, Which, under the head oi European
cortesrondeuee lave So lne gtsctd our columns, Ne
I'Sf thu readers ot liz rg nay be 18th enough
10 regret thelI 10 tie bosem oftieIf fsmIly
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-19

THIS route through tn Bue I1ga has many interest
ing inducements to invite the traveller owing the rare
combination Of the sublime and beautiful river and noun
tain scenery that meets the cyea every turn being also
the direct and ccgble fmhc East tooneoln nature 5
nobcst works, the lar famed Natural Bridge; and the
justly celebrated literary town # Lexington He would
only add his grateful acknowledgements for past
agcnen; with the renewal ofbs pledges spare pains
to render his House every way agreeable, and his
mediation satisfactory all those @homay favor him with
call. WILLIAM JORDAN.
Nov. l9 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-19

We are glad 10 fluid thai in several districts the
Wgs preparing 10 bring out at cnce their candidate.
for Congress. We no good for Iostponlng
the selection unrI the spring. Let there be plenty OF
time fol discussion. We must have al least lhild
Of the next Representation.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-19

o. The Secretary Of War has authorised Recruiting
Officers allow dollars TO any citizen or soldier who
shall bring 10 him al able bodied II, instead Of
hus encouraging crimping, Government were to allow
bounty OF ten twenty dollars 10 The recruit himself
the ranks of The army wonI be soon filed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-19

o. The lew Cols uon las been adopted 10y vely
large majority 81 unrestricted fee mgr" sefrage re-
Jeced by SUI! larger vote Of the peoi lie u New York.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-19

Col Mason, Of the L. 5. Dngoons, is about 10
proceed, by the way oil Chagres aud Panama, 10 CALI
forua axe aud Of The forces III that quatier.-
IL e Will anticipate the arrival ui Gen kearny aud oil
Col. SleveHsoa.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-19
THE LOAN

We are pleased 10 learn tina, the whole Of the five
"i'h'n loan has Teen taken. The delay was mere
Tuck Of he brokers'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-19

The Washington correspondent Of the n \. Journal
Of Commerce. says:
repta, what have stated before that few weeks
aga" the government did intend call large lcfee
OF volunteers, and cha hy from the South Bul change
has come over Them.
lhefe Will be no expensive mnvemenfs-no energetic
movements made oeure The meeting ot Curpress. Tue
MtAcah tougftss may court peace, aud thus rtlleye
our government trom The necessity o acting further II
lie msiieI aud II nd. The whole responsibility Of tuf-
iher action viii be thrown upon Congress.
1hls Is So exactly The couhtrrau o Mr.. Folks
dnel, hp,n IL. Oregon question. lhst readily believe
the lfedcilon 81 the ~flter Alter bullying aud braa-
ging, aud, up 10 IA, las numeut vuwug tlat nothing
but the " hole 81 Oregon would satisfy HIM. Mr. Palk
suddenly shullrd otf all responslb y, and determined
10 abide by the decision OF the Senate.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-19

job n Young and Mike Walsh, the one Governor
aud the other Assembly man, elect Of New York,
are both quite H. The latter, it is thought cannot re
iver.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-19
AlIt lilGAN.

Ire D'nocfas have elected all three Of the Repre-.
''na'h'' l. congress and large majority of III, rsi
iauif, snd oil '"1ise NJ" .,cl Den ocfac senator IL
sucet,d Ar " Q, dtndor.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-19
UNIVERSITY OF VA.

We are pleased to hear that there about $50 stu
dens ,.w At III. ua!sefs,iy, ard Ia, a.o;es's ex
r. tc.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-19
TDH.lCCH! TOBACCO!

4 ANGHORNE e. SONS Superior Suncured Orc
l. 4 noco G he WING TOBACCO. for sale al whole
sals .. resil. ~ r. PVAt.
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-19
MONTEREY, Sept. 23d, 1916.

Lynchburs.
Monterey, Sept. 23d, 1916.
As am yet in the land of the living, write you a
few lines 10 let you know II. We have had Two day,
hard hlh'lug with The AleHcans aud the barle is nol
yet over. Gen. Worth gave them very hand fight
yesterday. He took their sron4 hold called the Blsh
ops castle, which contained nearly all Their ammunl-
ton. number Of the off ers have been killed Capt.
Barbour, Sd Infantry Regulars, Col. Nalsn. Baltimore
aud Mitchell, ONO, several others badly wounded.
Our Regiment posted off on hiil with large
mortar To throw shells into The town. The NeNlcans
firing Il pound shpl at all the day but wee
very good place aud there only tWO Of our men
wounded all through, but number Ut NARROW escapes.
In The afternoon lett wing, commanded by MaJot
Snepperd WIS orden under most reme ndous lir. bu;
fortune seemed 10 have favored then, We had only
one or two wounded, whereas every other Regiment
hat has gone in has lost some ten twelve at every
shot. Every corner you tufn IN the town yon meet
Two or three cannuu which rakes the ranks until you
can break themnf. We expect 10 DIVE them out IN a
day lw0 The loss has been very great both sides
hui think greatest ours. We are nearly out Of
eaabes.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-19

We have also been favored with the following letter
from private IN lie Louisville Leglon-a native Of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-19
NOTICE..

Ii prIsaHs rte,#,, ,,#ln .tlr firm nt
. EHLNIi s. ER.LNKLLN,
earnestly rqI'ed q, call aod pay their accounts.
.,s a 10 tmpuldn, l,al Duslntss -huuld hr SETTLED
T.. FRANKLIN Jr.
Oct. S tst
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-19

suddenly shuillrd of ali respoasb y and determined
10 abide by the decision OF the Senate.
We have bren asotd Will the following letter,
from you.e gentleman brought up IN tins vicinity,
who settled III Missouri, aud Is nov a Lieutenant uf
Nolaultets, 0ndeI Gen. kcany.
SAINT. IL, Aug. 2Sth, 1916
am reclining in my lcut just about go Yards To thu
South side Of INT u@n above nantd. aud hasInp raIl
nS 10 employ ne unill tie houf iur dnIHog, have cut
clnded 10 dtoP you hue VI two. have no doubt lha
trln2 una, quanted Will the circumstances by Winch
MAS suIIoundtd yuu Ihlnk thai dm 10 blame To ION
tie Amy Al ny aye, But When you learn that the
practice III Missouri Jus tnables 10 1--we Tor I
last several yeats aud HAT | am Isl Lieutenant ii a
conPahy ol mounted Noiuneefs, you viii quickly ste
Il al my pay is Tar better Than the practice.
We luuk POSSESSION Vi San.a fc On the lSlh insl.
without the hfng o a Gun; 1rue We MARCHED tno day
through the a9ohS, OF naitoW lasses IN the muurz
aus, Npecllng an atlack hour The enemy lnl
made iwu saudNhefe were nut however uufe lhau 500
lUOO VI them al Tie first pass aud force nas ,Ol
about ha, they therefore lltd our aplI arn 3ul
the last fendt zvUus they 1000 slrlo Vel man,
u Them were mol h''sfs IN The cause aud they Got 10
quarelng about "ifels, and beng roused by uear
approach, they tfeke again aud n,d { nrylup
the eannons they look om the Texans Two hlne runi
drGs, bu luuud and dsniefr,d them aud aso ollir,
tat, with Twelve which We brought trun Font Lev.
tnwuIth, We have nov nineteen Iwtnty. We are
preparing road aud the foundation lor FoIt an ,ht4
Nurth side o tie cuy. The own is n a buhan as ar,
all hf towns IN InIs country, tie housts are but III
mud and gtase aud covered feot all way aud VERY
little pitch al hiatt uas lad across llse small p,s
and the whole clos " covered thick coal 81 mud
NnIch btcomes very hand aud turus the lHIr raIn
which laiis here prelt, wcll-lhc walls are nrally
plastefd 50 that, being Inside, The roolns have prry
decent appearance. Tue pe,gr are about tie co,r III
tuI'raty bright mulallo's Gen keamy in passing Ia,
e lowus AID villages called on the nh bllanls to d
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We have bren asor,d Will the following letter,
itom 1ou9e gentleman brought Up IN tins vicinity,
who settled IN Als-onfI aud Is nov Lieutenant u
Vluut,ets, under Gen kcarny.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-10-08

ii establishing 'el sofls therein AL afisfdrc ON
Fia,a.ali Foo TIE any hglsan 50 s5flefI tie
Ind t'sH'a ,ffrts fsaft4'lor. las MINI I'
aud Fauy 81" t'irrnfmd L. continue tHef upP4,,I "a
la tbr i.bevt,t AID bIs 5lla",r-.
Nj Smith . b isa h1s been h.u ,Ing Al Ratltpale,
Nee lie bes detii onl so#ne hard 81 In s p,neu-
ta, aItueates OF ''mstal ofce.n Nj. O'Bneu fepLdt-
af's lir ided ri advocating arinsi but he
ia noi adopt The principle that emergency conld
tse Ia lHsriy he adaptDE ri physical orre. lie told
h al5Aef,, ~ tte dinner given hin IN l.alhke1e.
ft IL had 300 ida ID getting leadership for hun
s,f. IT, AS c.n. -, Ia b. follower ut ie ,tilor.
auI t.aYsf -hIuId be- 81, slave.
osenur had gone IN Derfynaae and consequently
rfc nas foil IA Cancellation Han. l. his asl speech
llefa lar dlafrd oH he failure uI I'm. p1lanI crop aud
Promised H"'h aud aod 10 The people # they d. not Vi
eiie tlas llWs He esiimates the pense eedin. Ire
Ind uhiI the urNt harvest al nm million p03ttds
which he said ne BRUSH Government Is ready to ad-
yihee Il nee, >>aty
Amang ID" unexpected occurrences in the course II
uat' "as the purchase oi cargucs OF En- .h wheat
lof aspiration la Faace.
The London Glzstle Of 18th Sept contained a treaty
msinaiiondI copy ghl De~ec Great Bnldln and
Prussia
i'aacc.--lhe Pans paners are occupied in discuss.
~ TIT approaching marriage Ut the DUKE Of Moulpen
srf iii me lultnia OF Spain. a splendid outfit was
preparing r tho Duer, Who 10 be accompanied by hl-
bfoli,ef lhe Duke o Nemoufs 10 Nladrd ior which Guy
IL #"a=' AIoccd 10 ,el out about 18Th september
nm II Iur ADJ "a nlnenl OF the Chamber U Dep1c,
Tue adde-s OF dat bdy, III ,ef 10 lhe ua' SPEECH
"Hs voted una IH"nsy III which they Dfr,,ed .cut.
fntuls 81 unbranded ltaIty toward, The trench throne.
and lhal such Was LIE universal telling Il III recrnr-
u / nhee who had hui rIcanily rhp,eu lhom As Their
representatives ll.s Majesty returned the 5Iioulu IT,
Ply:
Groleoco of the CHAMBER Of DepnrIes.- receive
viii much qualification lis fresh lsiluony of The sen.
uaeh's Which animate You It Is precl. Us pledge Vi
iie haPy concord Astiaa amYn4si all the ppNcto u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-10-08
Ion,cotlt Tittctitnrucc.
NlltAllAN- AFFAIRS.

Tar Washington ffsPaGdrnl OF The y. \. journal
u Comm rec, who Is usually we'll posted filcs d,
Dllons under da,e OF 2J.n September
Tie Administration hasp, after ull leiiberaio de
ermiatd upon line oi operations against MeNco hIcr
In be ,dlalely pursued, and ith The greatest VIZ
~ aud energy that II nay le able IN exert.
vas correct IN my SUPPRESSION hat II has been dpci
ded 10 AXE possession Ut Iam2lcJ, With Ia la
cll.lae Tie pe"iIns oi The army al INVASION. That
strong aud immediate movements are q b. made ,uu
may Hier from TN f1ct that On saturday. tram ter
drlis sgurd. AT HE rel>urv, very u,aily
million oI dollar, on The NV York Bank>, Ia order Ia
place funds IN New Orleans preparatory 10 hem opera
lions
Santa Anna, though probably disposed f,r peace a.
pranollHe ut his own Interest, well huse OF hI-
country, merely The agent and representative OF uli
ary caprice, Which frequently aud suddenly prodn
c"s IN Mexico, "caanges without revo!ullonso Gen
efa Salas 81 appropriately remarks. Sdnta Anna as
selected er The movement because he had Influence
Will The army, as General Saas states. lie Womb
na destroy that llence by promoting peace. He may
be wiling 10 GET nd ri lhuse Jlns,anes way
or other, bGi VIII be difficult Ia du Il appears, too
that The Constituent Con .fesS upon Which dryovrd
the duty Of ofglnZng the government anew, Is 10
Tree b1dy ahd chusea wlhp1 reference IN any prr-u.
ia Interests. The snrnssa that Slnia Anna NAV u.s..
ihis Congress As uIere machine l.r the pfonoaUn u
his own olJecIs Is, therefore, uuoundgd.
The new IN vrmeat Is based anal ,y on two principles
internal tranquility pad territorial Integrity. TIA,
hfs ACT nlhe Constituent Congress, called IL lfane the
organic a~ ol the country. would alternate
lefulWy. II hey n,erual trat qaIilly they vii
lrei mofe confident d preserving Tie hllgny ol telI
territory
No sd4acoHs person nov believe that there is
much hope Ior peace from The cJnca,oty disposition Of
MtNirn.
Con +. VI. Butler, Of 5 { states that Mr.. Pol ii
Tree CONVERSATION On tbs SUBJECT led hn u nler Iha'
much depended The nfance and disposition OF Santa
Anna. In the should be pro;rac.td Mr., Polk
sid ,..t,II ,lt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-10-08
CRIMINAL CODE OF VIRGINIA.

lhe W Ing announces tal HE revision oil the Grim
nal C9de, undertaken sone years since 10y Chapman
Johnsiu, E-q aud witch he had made sonp progress
beofe he was competed 10y impaired health rrnuqups
the task, has been c7orieltd Cy EoBERr u. Scorr
IL, upon Whom Il las Legislature dr,olv,d the du
y lhe work /, IN The lands OF HE public pjinler, aud
vii, says tine Nhlg BIZ douollt.s compleltd by the
meeting d the next Legislature. II Is condensed into
volume oi 21o Ia stu pages, aud the Wig says
NV bazud nothing ii saving the arrangement Adopted
by Mr.. Scott VIII be hsnly approved by both The blr
and HE l,one VI Ihe Sale
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-10-08

lie British e. ,etnnenr is :, rously con>.deri,o T..
PtJfct u Constructing shlp canal around IN. l7 '"r
Tue 81. May. 'hrtcaynpenlng communication IN, =,
''9f 81 q s. 81 vesses With Lake superior sn,v"n
- NE foo'e Is now IN proerfss. The length Of III. c,
"hl .'99 frd Is only tWo fcs. and The estimated c,
out ;=U0 900 c'S'
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ROY Al. iRs,C OCIIy

VI me ale 'SH oi 1t Omen ot England IN H..
~" ii "t'fhsey, The Pu.cc oi " abs s,,n,d =, ~
,, ,i'9 'n"h" WhGo"s--a Whale among ees H.
bal sbaa,i. aS ,, Winch be was nnab 10 pull out
II INNING '"H''. i"r heip. sailr came ~ HI, and
ne ,n'Pleiy captive Was duly secured Her Al
S'u fhce Albeit ordered il be dress. L,r dinn,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-10-08

s'hhoif' ED Extract of I'irk,ol the hes, qoa!-
Others iay, equal 10 z nalee anI at much lower pn.
cts II"
IN FRAT Of best Red Bark
foN DtRED Red, NelI5w, Pale and CaIisava
bark q best 9U1lrIy.
SANDFORD's Saprrfne Yellow Bark. ofb,t
qualify. u ''''
~ f. used frequently in place OF Qnnine.
3E>o / , DROPS. used instead of Bark.
For sale at uO\NEI n,Y,rU,
September % 80,
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90 %. 80 att ~ II i4hti I.I'I
.ite n.o.cy W. H. - tfie,cri, ana fe1rf WAS a.
ZAHsr t.r r.1s.#.s .er,ic,s vere Md. Arr,..ela
t.f4H, Ed >Ea ih. Na, ct.l,s ~ lIit ctatr aud
tHe Nv. Nj MaissaRfsiefrd ,,cstlafy On nlonun
Ms
E,s1rei. r.. a committee be aap,ilrel 10 draft a
fesnIian 81 s-ys= Il nut Rrtujude n ahrI2hty God
1f afrif gY..H.. ~ olf almost tur1su#ua detrrlucr
Ia iss.tuc rt1H1 - o line rarila ia rfsaHd enc
II .p. Or la1aa fa- 'fb,ts. AID fhef sill firm,
~. and p's't#ee. u etfy ~ TIM -iff through hey
itIe f=t.i"- c.Ha'1 "a.
n sane ctt,atttse 0efc charged WIN the duy 4
tsR.fms suuaa.e ms2sf.al OF euf gulImIe 10 Tire
apts.n. iii .ara am afsa.
L. fio,'lul fsaltHtaa, expressive + ant gratitude
Ia AInlsly Ga4 aud Il f,lltI ,r III. Laflail ii.,r,
AID rtrN. va subs. gprufiy ad' poj.
u meeting oi lbe Passenger, held on bnfd 81 The
Gfe4t y ,s'en, ssPt I'm, lSl5 and unanimously d.
dp.ed.-
Eeso'r.d Ia fcrieu Of lbc padls II fGe lac ealc.
which threatened The ieuutoatun OF tauny plans
AID eodeafrd social relations or the aolmenIs u eer-
y anil I'll our divrfanea with The cheering prospect o
n.sfpafWn 20 our nmfles and turuds. dcsjfe WIN
careful hc'u~ - render "a God the hohageof our de-
Nagt itIhhe4 giving, VIII out uppiicatfhs la he Will
sahsuiy t, us b.. aInuitial, ot II, ltuglruce and
leuder tm sub,sfsleat Ia ont rrsnl aud lufurr well
5eina. We would als1 rbdrr priis,. Ia llsu hr tur
o5Imie~s AID dccsln au tudurapce oriHicd the Cap.
tain, iii 60, aud -rsutn o Zoe e.up Though the " Aoit
reHed II thr pt1reird sorui ADD yr lire aenf,y iul
- s1sunI.y and 90 j randar Which, aaHds such pro-
ifasfsj aud appdes da1-ei- Character III p. sen.
ger Iia inmates Il fbt IMP.
sl=rI9s ., luc record ot Ihf. mcm4raala sp.m. Boz
nty.r e9u It's recollection h. ,l,ccI lf5ln the uluI7 Vi
lt.u.r "nu Nuir tNp,sfd 10 u, pcuI-.
y r4 ino danger had all passed, SAID The captain Ia
IT,. ihucr ot deeI thought destruction mcyltul,.
Iieb umc sea 81 ouch magnitude aud power came At
iic -hff, thai llpugbt il MS n,l over with Biu
ny rri'dy each brte just aJ lac sle At the ship
=. .be baud ct Jbe l.afl wa, IA ia ies The hand
o a. ID
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PRIZE, MONEY!

an aovff"@Hen appears IN tie New York su, no.
,''9"s me 'Hlrefs and crew Of tie L. y >h,n T.
to-" 10 call and receive Their shares If .,,y ,"A
,ne argue r'"S' la''y earuf,d on the coa.I =, Az
lars. " "'"'J mem anu dot
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BsIhp., NeGEAEse 4 Go.
eS@o0e1s 1isH EfcsNtfe,S or
T IA ~ @ Y "a ~ d S r APIE
G. - - Nd y.

Lynchours, Va,
fNft' LILY inform their customers and
Ing their stock Of '"' wye"
EfLL .AND ULNTER GOODS.
purchased recently IN the northern ,.III.s mn; ,,
iton lal hands. Their purchases are very heavy ,n
The assortment general one--cuupr,lna ptoh,blv
greater VatleIy OF really fch and rle amt oood a. 81
HE nofr n''lnI than can be found IN any esrab,shm,
"i9e' 'us'"a' All persons waning epods really
saad q1ahy h"ndNoae sly les aud at the loves, rr,r.
AZ invited 10 call. l''''''
Sept. q a.,
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MEEM & GWA.TKTN
igyssCa5ssr., va.

IL ~ + the Iaraesl aud best selected stock of
CHEAP GOODS.
,nty have ever otcrel just received from rosron New
York, Philadelphia anu Baltimore which ,l,,y ar. ,,,
pared 10 'firt a, such pn"s cannot fail 10 Please
Gall aud loo.
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es0,sss sl,x5.S..

t0r The od''e"s @ Ign siJo,g a,d The counfru hto, 60
] Bt1us
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-09-03


and a firm and ABIDING faith in the per-
manent ascendancy of our principles in the gov
ernment.
Mr.: Barton gave" George Mimin Dallas and
the Republicans Of Fauquier Thew have admi.
rable illustrated how duty should he performed.
and how the service should be viudica,ed.'
by MAJOR VIM. b. Soott.-George Nj. Dallas:
The statesman who. in the hour of trial, was
found equal to the responsibility imposed upon
hun. and, by his manly frmness, rescued an i'm.
portant measure from defeat. The Democracy of
the country will bear it in grateful remembrance.
by WIN. f., Gaskins-Gov. Smith Virginia
Is conscious of his merit and her obligations.
BY H.. A. Washington-George NJ. Dallas:
His vote in favor of the Tariff Of 1876 has knit
him with hooks of steel, TO the heart Of every
Virginia Democrat.
by a Lady-Georee NJ. Dallas: Second in
the nation-frsti IN the hearts Of the ladies.
by Dr Ritchie-The Democracy of the Key
Stone State-A party who scorned a bribe of a
moneyed institution we fear them not on any ma
tional question.
BY DR.. d. B. Philips-George M. Dallas: He
was burned IN efigy On the same spot where a
like honor was conferred on George Washington.
Thomas Jefferson. and Andrew Jacksun-aud by
the descendants of the same people.
by Wyndham Robertson-The Tariff Of 1876
having tor its object the extension of equal bles-
sings to all classes of men. May it be co-exis-
tent with our Government.
by Maj. w. Il. Scott-Hon. John Y. Mason
Jealous and faithful in the discharge of the vari-
Gus pubic trusts reposed in him. long may he live
10 ENJOY a confidence SO well meriied.
BY Charles w. Forrest-R. j. Walker: The
able and jealous protector and advocate of an
nexation and the Tariff of '46. Time will de-
velope the wisdom of these measure, and ensure
him the gratitude of his countrymen.
BY j. w. Finks-Gov. Smith :" Honest and
capable" IF the voice of the People of Virginia
be faithfully echoed in the halls of the Legisla-
ture next winter, he will take Mr.. Archer's seat
in The u. s.. Senate.
BY John G. Beckman-The Executive of this
Commonwealth Staunch and faithful in his Re
publican principles his devoted and untiring zeal
In the advancement of constitutional principles
recommends him to the support and affection of
the people.
By Capt. A.. j. Shotten-Here is to Democ-
racy! Let the President and Vice President 90
on as they have gone. They need not fear Wing
gerry.
By D.. b. Phillips Religion, Liberty. and
Law :" May they forever guide our country in
the path of rectitude and honor.
We can say, observes the Flag. that it has never
been our pleasure to attend a public and convivial
meeting, where better order and decorum prevail
ed. 1t closed in quietness and peace, with no.
thing to mar the harmony and enthusiasm of The
occasion. 1t belongs to Democracy thus to con-
duct all her proceedings.