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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-01
SUDDEN ACQUISITION IA wEALrH.

Wederive the followiugifacis from The
nemorandsfm OF q gentleman Of ibis CT
ny: During The present week, We were
sailed uPon BY aEplain looktng old coun-
I'ryman. accompanied BY friend, 10 give
Them some information relative ID wba,
obstacles they nigh, meet niih 10 obtain.
log some money which bad fallen due 10
one oithem, recently. 10 England. Bolb
were poorly dressed. The Oldest one par.
licularly. and they evidently. up TO re-
cent date. were accustomed u earn their
living BY hard labor. On being told that
all that would be requisite Tor fbe owner
70 do. 90 bis arrival 10 England, 10 enti,le
him 10 receive bis money would be 10
prove bic identity a CLEAN Of :sstisfaciion
was perceptible i'd their counten 40 ces, as
+ somegreat obstacle had been removed,
which bad hitherto checked their happi-
oess Their good humor was an invita-
ton for ns 70 express some curiosity as 10
the amount they expected 70 receive and
as we are all willing torelaie loothers that
which appears 10 delight them il the sub
ject be gratifying for Us 10 dwell upon.
our visitors gave us, readily the following
facts relative TO the older one present:
Several years ago be left England, b
poor farmer. and % such has laSored in
this county mill nov. TIE death 81 j
relative ID England had suddenly made
him the righttul heir TO esq, 900 sterling.
on deposit 10 The Bank OF England. Be-
sides this comfortable sum oil ready cash.
there is the family estate 10 Westmore-
land. the mansion OF which, alone. cost
925 900 sterling. II appears that only 1
lew weeks since. the formet posse ssor Of
ibis wealth was 10 perfect health, vi.
tower Of about 45syears OF age, looking
forward 70 long life. and perhaps han
py one. allied 10 enc OF England's daugh-
ters. He bad beeh admonisbed il Is true.
that death might reach him sGthat age, Ior
be had already brried bis Vile and Two
children. Very soon be died. and With
out making will. BY The laws Of En-.
land, an iniesiate's estate goes ID the heirs
al law. and The person before 81 beinO M
Oldest collateral heir 10 lhe Ildescend;no
line. the whole of this largs estate. 4.
mounting 70 4 half million oIsdoIlars. has
fallen 10 him.
Our visitor LEFT o., much cbesred with
The Information be had received H w;,l
soon be % bis way ID Eaglsnd 10 AZ
possession 81 what il, 10 Ills country !
deemed splendid fortune. Al,boueh !
man 81 very simple habits aId wants ~
vas already forming plans fof.ibe future
The estate be intended 10 dIsrfibp,s 81
England. 70 branches 81 ibe hmily,: ba 4
ne money be intends 10 bfinc ii ri
country. and here 10 pass ,hs rfma;ods Is,
q ais Jays. As some assurance ofl ,h;s /
hs leaves bis wife ADD Two children IS !.
bind him, With The design Il ye;o;n;r.
Iten as soon y possible. IS
Isl Louis lSppbiiean.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-01
THE CALIFORNIA RxPEDIrIoN

This expedition. under Col J. d Ste.
vensOn. comprising $50 officers and men.
was 10 have sailed on Saturday. accom-.
panied BY the sloop Of war Preble.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-01
suPEnInn corRr.

The fall term .Or Jefferson county vii
be commenced on Monday The 18Th o.
October-the regular day being Sunday
this year. i
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-01
sales OF Flour.

The sales Of Flour 10 New York fof tx,
port, since the arrival Of the sissner Cam,
bria from Liverpool, have been abou, 90.
600 barrels. part Of which is ys,to srriye
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-01
aLWe were il error q % The name .

@We were in error as to; the name Of
the breaksman spoken Of incur last. who
was so severely injured. His name is
Samuel Henry. His left foot was run O.
yer, and amputation found necessary.
which has been performed; the right arm
from the elbow to the shoulder. broken
in two places--in fact tits completely
crushed; on the inside Of The fore arm
extending 10 the hand. il is much lacera.
ted and laid bare. showing tendons. SID.
ews SC. together with number .of
wounds % the head and parts Of the b.
dy.
The Baltimore Sun states that Mr.. Hen.
ry ID member Of The !. o O. F.. ana the
members Of the fraternity 10 Frederick.
to which place be vas conveyed, haavets-
ken much interest 10 bis misfor.unes sand
Of course be win receive proper sus1.
lion.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-01
Land FOR Sale

Have several hne TR HI i. Ann i,
'nis county and il Berkeley, ri. sale & Iow
prcesand on most accdmm stirr :. =
#14..,.e.,5 n, ST. @. TUCKER.
) Hakieheid, jefferson co Va
5 Oct 4, I846-if.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-01

Indian corn was selling Al Davenport.
Iowa. Oh The "a ul... q. l2a cents per bush
Ell. and winter whsa, 81 81 cents. BY The
way. we perceive that The imports 81 la
dian coin into Liverpool for The month of
August 1916. amounted to 8 $50 bushels,
ane 10 tbe same moDlhs,his year 10 l6O.-
446 bushels.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-01

On the 18Th uit., By Rev. AVny: II. Ward vi.
Geo. Y Berry. Of RiehmonJs Is Miss MARTHA 81.
youngest daush.eraf Francis lrbs. Esq, Of Charles
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-01

The anousl proceeds RI The Mexican
mines have been twenty millions 81 dol'
lars Tor some years past, more than nai
Of which has gone to Greas Britain. Ne
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-01

GIMr ]. Fanimose Cooper. has writ
ten book % Abe Ambient troubles ID
New York
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-01
Rail ROAD BOWS Tas s ~ v,

- ~.
sr1ersld suggests a project which may be
new with him. but one which was men,
toned to Us last winter, namely. the con-
siruciion Of Rail Road down The Poto-
mac. from Harper's-Ferry 10 Alexandra.
We sscond the motion.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-01

0sr john TALIArrRRo. ESQ aye s 'era'n II
Whig. Who tor many years. representsg
bis ldis,r;c,-in Congress II announced ny
his friends N 4 candidate .fer -ssrssce N
igsiri:. The Districts nowirepresented Ny
R, M. T. Hunter, E,q,l whose friends
are urging him for the Senate Of the Y,
States. HI
Tbe I. Old Hunkers GOULD have elect
ed Hunter two years ago, u they bad been
sincere in their efforts
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-01
a.. n ,ho,e verv h,rd 60. vb;rb !,

One Of those very bard cases which oc-
cssionslly occur under The present system
Of inprisoning Witnesses. Is noticed 10 The
~. Y. Tribune: A young woman was
'con6ned 10 The City Prison for three
moalhs Is witness 10 case where The
defendants we're on bail; and when the
day for trial came rouud i was dismissed
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-01

HsrPer. the murderer o. young Mere
diih, Qormerlyof Baltimore. atIndepend
ence. Missouri. has been arrested.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-01

.-Qn Tuesday night last tie I'LL
oli1g sod cirriage house Of MI, Nv. Tav-
ioI. k:cbmRad Va, were desifoyed 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-01
THE RAILROAD.

Ills bui Justice 10 The Winchester Rail
Road Company 10 state that their Passen-
Ger Carr iny.,iably waa at Hsrpers-Fer.
~ uriil 3 o'clock for ihe Baltimore train.
and whenever i i possible, The ouI'nen
train w.;.. for he mail; but last week
the Baltimore rain was no, up Al 5 o.
clock and could be waited Tor no longer.
n i. scarcely. within The power Of the
wineb....s Road 10 remedy failures
occur on'the other Road about
twice 8 week.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-01
"lacHEsrER mEDIcAL cSlIEe5E.,,

---v-.----------~--T1-rue1d on Mohday
next They have Students enough en-
gagged TO make . handsome beginning,
and re doubt moi another year will Sc.
curetbsm ps many IS they want. Most
Of The Medical Colleges have had small
beginnings. bu: perseverance, conquers
al things and they ate now generally
doing well. The Advantages a, Winches-
ter are obvious. More instruction can be
had Tor The money than st any other
place. and students who spend two years
there can finish or At one Of the Cities.
IL they deem CITY Diploma indispensa-
bic.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-01

TuRNiP RoT The iulnip. which il
ireland and Scotland hsssbeen found )
very iolerable substitute sor the potato.
according to the last scconeis, is. like the
potato, affected with the pIevailinga rot ---
10 Scotland, the disease among The fur.
nlps was % presaientihat lears were en-
tertained that 20 FAT caltlescould be sent
10 England this season. sCaiile had al
ready been exported from aberde ii osbire
10 lean state, the owners ioreseeipo ihe
difficulties likely 10 occur Nom The los ~
The turnipi- PHILADELPHIA ks9ger.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-01
The End ID 3 prnnlard.

Wesley Flavel. of Pbiladelphis. while
intoxicated, on Sunday night, threatened
to shoot bis wife. 10 attempting 10 run
down stairs 10 Piocsrea gun be fell and
broke bis neck. This is iSe same man
who. about year ago, killed bis neice
whilst attempting TO shooi.his wife. whom
be also slightly wounded. He was sen.
fenced TO The .peniteniiary for this act. and
afterwards pardoned By Gov. Porter on
condition that be would leave lhs coun-
Try. Failing 10 comply, be was re-srrest.
Cd. but soon after discharged-ihe So.
preme Court oi the state having decided
that the condition was unconstitutional.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-01

'BRpADsruErs ron ENeLANDi- The New York
Trbuaie Of Friday says
The shippers are sill taking large W
mounts Of -four. corn, wheat. rye and
|provisions. for the hungry myriads vi
EnglAnd and The Contineli. All The fys
and much Of ihe Hour goes To France and
Germany-ihe wheat. corp, and the lar-
ger portion Of The tlour, 10 England. VIII
understand ihatihe Irish+ate with extreme
difficulty. brought 10 cal corn nj ii and
Elha,lhe supplies imported lone time since
by the British Government although Of
tered Al low price, are MI vet hall Ell
hausted."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-01
Ne Hoa don'l. Va. Pok.

TheSWsshingion Union is inshucline
the People Of Ohio as to bat sill be their
duty Ia the coming October election. Is
it want Of common sense or is il down.
right arrogance. that governs Father Ri.
chic IN this piece Of impairment med.
ding. What has Mr. Folks court Jour
nal in common with the People Of Ohio:
One HUNDRED aud iiity-6ve thousand olthe
free voters of the State objected 10 TIE
elevation Of Mt. Polk. and the remainder
are very generally opposed to him. Il
there anything 10 the Presidents Free
Trade hatred Of The Protective Policy.
that should recommend him 10 this Peo.
pie. or render bis exhortsiions end Savice
acceptable Any thing 10 bis Hard-mo.
ney no,ionsi His Leg Treasury Sysiems
His hostility 10 the Improvement Of our
Hsfbors and Rivers and National Road I
What 10 there in al the life or doines Of
your master. Afr. Richie. that should
warrant ron 10 yoDr interference with our
buckeye pOlities ! Do not vase your ink.
good sir. We. the People, " out here
IN the West. are quite able 10 attend to
our own business. In the campsien Of
1910. our great Whix Chief Taught d
that free people should do heir own
soiink and their own 6shiing We cab
do this without ins,ruclion IRON the pa
lses. Mind your Own business. Nd
Riiehie.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-01

"a Ise,aious Rot5sf -be New York
Journsl Q: Commerce relates Of On inee-
sious robber uho stole large number Of
watches from the ship Iowa. thar be con.
cesled them "a three large qosrio vo-
Ismss d OId French l,v books. lied To-
essher. The lsaves oiHuhieh had sIl been
cut ops 10 within "a zach cf The msrein.
end thoP formed square box. ID which
lhs watches we're 1eposiied.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-01

Prisoners Escoped --Teree prisoners
escaped from The jail at Westminster i,
Carroll county. Nd, 90 Monday night
last, and had not been captured Al latest
accounts. The Sheriff sffsrs $35 re-
ward
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-01

NTl0ARsE apd Fi1s slseki9k YSr1 II fsls
~ By C1ANE& 61OEE|
Sept 10.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-06

CON-. srOCkION's fEOCLAAlAIlON.

Il all uhom Il may roee nj. z. /. ss.cLtan.
Sem,naaoFe and 1anumapd,f ~ thtt al itr / trd
:,.alee &aSai l9te,s IA thr f4Hbc Oeesr. and Con-
insndtr IA Chef Il lbr I,ns4s at lal4l tara, do. b,
the authority 81 tie Pp,drai AID t,ngr>s II l.e mn
ed ssaes 81 Nom Aneuca, Geftbr uu,sfe a iIr pars
hafbofs. bays, outlet, anI rlIais ga ir Gas. If NrN
= ush OF San Desa TO be- Ia s.alry 1t szalous uiuck
ode, which VIII Lee m"Ge absolute except afsl ARMED
sts-tls ei neural l1us.
Afneouai merchant y's-es i5uad q, any Of Ihe bays
and hafaos on sid tua,i aa afyai oil iaa bacAad.ut
iafce, Viii be allowed lNeay dg}s tl lstfe.
u ven uodef ny hand and sol. lul, aaai.eulh day
81 Angus \. y eue h,asaa1 eztl haaaf.d AMI unY
SIX, al the Government liaa,e Ill. HE ..IuaI.J d. $
Anaeles," the Caplloi OF CaHitha
(sgned) K + STOCKTON.
Commodore and CDnmanaes-.n Cbei i the Na,ai
F0:ces OF The l. ;. 10 The Pacd, Ocean. and Gov.
ef''f and eomma"daI-h- GAiei Vi 14e le,ulory Of
California.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-06
COMMODORE STOCKTON

In all that concerns tie mode of proceeding nv the
Adnins' aton, the annexation Of the anllyin, terri
tory OF Mexico, thought we had reached a point at
winch nothing could surprise Us. Bot We confess The
MI Il imrari daes not hold IA the case of Com n dnf4
Norklo" ptarlamailon. II there be any suhjecl upon
which American diplomacy has been triumphant il i, IN
the exposition al The unaw iuness Of paper bockale
From the beginning of the Government 10 the conclusion
oihe wars Of the French Revuuton aud subsequently
IN the struggle between Spain a1d her South Anpr.can
colonies, we have slrennonsly and lrnnphany proeSt.
ed aIllnSt the validity Of any blockade moi enfrrd by
'ae presence ni competent naval i5rce. Yet -
Stockton, with Al most some hafa d. zan vessel, udtr
his comm ND, acting under orders from his Government
declares all the western cons. Of Ntxcp, embracing
Know not how many Thousands Of miles, to be in
oihef ha'pns-well aware Of the just views upon the
SUBJECT hitherto held by our Guvernmpnt-are likely 10
respect So sweeping nlocitie as this? 1t is q lite
pad as ne Ofdrrs n Council. which were an,nt tn
causes which led 10 the late war between the Unlpl
States nd EnIand 1t IS not nprobable that a col
itsnn may take place between the French and Englsh
e2mmanlers aud Co nnodore So klon in the event Of
vessel, belonging to their fespacye nati,nS. bant
'az'd i'r The vtelltIn of this paper blockade. We
have lte confidence ia tie prudence Of Com Stockton
W remember al The time Of his sailing from N59S,
IN the line IT peace between the United States and Mex
ien. he ordered his l. give three cheers for Cali
iorna.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-06
nLolkAnE Is tn rAlnI.

1he following late aud iu#tfts1u1 tatfi6 aeore Ia,
been received ~ lie \. JgaraaI OF Commerce, 10
ttutf dated
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-06
TERMS.

AcTrdIt OF SIX months Vii he given On all sum.
o., rs efi that sum aid uodrr cash viii be- reaalr
~ Purchasers 10 give poAas with eaod security.
F~k. NELSON.
HAN II
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-07-10

which has worked so well If its operation had been
even doubtful would it not be wiser to await further
DEVELOPMENTS from experience, before we plunge INTO
a new and une xplored theory Scarcely any misor-
une is so great to the business and pursuits OF eo
pie as that of perpetual change.
am sensible that have extended this letter TO n
most unreasonable length. hope you will excuse, and
attribute it to the beautiful fruits OF iaVorte ana chef-
shed policy which you have so kindly sent me.
Your friend and obdt servt,.
(Signed) ii. CLAY,
VIII some one, "some good friend OF
Cnsar," inform us in what manner the fu-
ture historian will reconcile the foregoing
letter, with the following, and what he
will be likely to say ofthc Honorable James
| Buchanan
| Hon James Pollock of Pa, in his Speech on the
Tariff Saturday last stated he himself listened TO
| Speech from the Hon. Jdmes buchanan, now Mr.
Folks Secretary OF State declaring that he had serv-
! ed in Congress both with Mr. Clay and Mr.. Polk =
! that he was personally intimate with them both and
well acquainted with their opinions and he then
went to declare that james X. Polk was a better
Tariff man than Henry Clay and he believed the Tar
| tf of 1912 would be safer in Mr. Folks hands than it
would in Mr. Clays' Great sensation voices Did
you hear that :" Did you hear him say !" is that
possible p
Mr. p repeated the statement. He had heard Mr.
Buchanan these words.
Mr. Pollock farther stated that at of the great
Polk meetings in Pennsylvania during that
a banner borne at the head OF procession in
scribed,
fumes K Polk md the Tdrifo 1872 We dare
the Wigs to rcpcal it :"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-07-10
Law school in Burlington.

Our readers will perceive, by referring
to the advertisement in our columns, that a
School for instruction in the principles and
practice of the LAW is about TO be opened
in Burlington. We take the liberty to ex-
press our cordial good wishes for the com
plete success of so mcritorious an under
taking, and hope that it may meet extensive
patronage. And we do SO as well from re-
spect for the dignity and importance of the
science Of law, as from conviction that its
great principles will be cxpounded and its
practice calculated, by the gentlemen who
have the enterprise in charge, with clearness
and ability.
Judge BENNETT, as most ofour readers Of
course know, is one of the Judges of the
SUPREME Court, of our State, and his lega
erudition is confesscdly ola high order
He will bring to the discharge of his new
duties not only the requirements ola long
and laborious course of study and reflection
the value ofwhich is attested by his numer
Gus and able published decisions, but an in
innate knowledge of the rules of Pleading
andPractce, obtained while a practitioner a
the Bar, and, especially through his expert
cncc as Judge at Nisi Prius.
Mr.. PECK is a young Lawyer, whose pro
fessional reputation is already deserved,
high The foundation of the course of lcga
study to which he is indefatgably devoted
was laid at the justly celebrated Law Schoc
in Cambridge, Mass, and the habit an
temper of his mind, if we may be permtte
to Judge, are such as to give him peculia
qualifications for teaching.
We again commend this creditable entel
prise to the notice and patronage of thos
students of Law who aim at excellence
their legal education.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-07-10

avocaon, have yet high appreciation OF its dignity
and cardinal importance Ours is emphatica'iy az,
AGRICULTURAL State and benign Providence nat
so cast its SOIL and diversified its surface, as to reward
the skifu and scientific application OF labor and enter
prise, in every branch of the comprehensive depart
mcnt Of gricunrc, with even the Scripture measure
of fitness | most cordially invite the discussion OF
topics bearing upon and calculating this great common
interest," and tender the columns Of the Free Press for
that purpose while at the time, the customary
amount of extracts from standard periodicals. devoted
to the cause of Agriculture, will certainly not be di-
mished
The Free Press is especially identified in its inter-
ests and prosperity, with the town OF Burlington Fol
the past twenty years, has grown with its growth
and strengthened as its strength increased" The mo-
tives of interest mot to alluc to higher incentives
which will lead me to omit proper effort to preserve
that identification, obvious that any pledge tc
that pnrport would seem to be supcrerogatory. The
rapidly increasing prosperity and business Importance
-four town. are the result mainly, of course, of the in
dividual industry and enterprise of its citizens. This
industry and enterprise. while they promote and SC
cure. are at the same time farther developed and re
warded by, augmented facilities for the transaction
and growth of business am sure need not say tina
the Free Press with private, sectional, part,
views to subserve, and with no desire for loper re
ward than that of an undiridcd public appreciation
will be found lever ready" to stand up for BuRIINe
TON.
In conclusion shall be pardoned for saying that i
is my resoutc determination to preserve the Ere,
Press n consistent and INDEPENDENT paper. 1t will un
fnchngly and in good faith sustain the regular nom
nations of the Wing Party. 1t will be no part of it
business duty, as understand it, to aid or to op
pose, the views or the purposes of individual ambition
If it be organ at all, it will be the organ of tn
Wing PARTY in Vermont, When its tune is pche
upon lower key than this, it will probably utter "a
uncertain sound" which, like the mcdiocry that awak
cned the satire of the Latin Poet will be tolcrable
neither gods men.
With these suggestions which certainly are the re
fex of my sincere intentions, far as they refer
the future course of this paper hereafter assume tn
less offensive egotsm of the editorial ",re; praying
with the exuberant kindness of the Spanish greeting
that you, the kind Patrons of the Burlington Ere
Press, "MAY LIVE THOUSAND YEARS."
ID. w. c. CLARKE
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-07-10
HON. JOHN p. HALE OF N. II.

This gentleman is the object of the most
unsparing and bitter denunciation on the
part of the Loco Focos of New Hampshire.
They will never forgive him for having
"broken up their nest.'
The following precious specimen of the
decency which the leading locofocos in New
Hampshire deem sufficient, in speaking of a
man whom the Representatives Of the pco.
pie of that state have recently elevated to a
seat in the United States Senate,we cut from
the New Hampshire Patrio, of the I'd inst.
If Mr.. HALE had seen fit to surrender his in
dependence to the dictum Of Party, and to
sacrifice his deliberately formed, and ex-
pressed convictions on the altar of Slavery,
and had voted for the annexation of Texas o.
this Union, he would have had the fulsome
praises, instead of the BLACKBOARD ribaldry
of the locofoco press in N. H.
Whether or not Mr.. Hale "was triumph
antly replied to by Messrs. Aver and Swa-
sey" depends good deal, we conclude
upon what those splendid individuals sale
on the occasion.
But hear the leading Locofoco newspaper
in New Hampshire:
10y Mr. Hale delivered long ranting and lyn!
speech Thursday last in the House Of Representa-
tves in which he abused the democratic party and it
prominent men-dstorted facts and uttered gross false
hoods in relation the of the democrats touch
ing the question Of slavery. He triumphantly re
crooked and dishonest course the asonished gaze
even IIae's devoted partisans.