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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-09
Keep IL Before The People! That
ALTMAN s. MAXWELL,
ted siofk of
BGGIlN. NN0ES & LEiTIIER.
CORNER OF aAIH AND MONROE STREETS,

ever oGercd IA th,s mafket oil OF winch has bcrl,
elected from the mnnuiactt.rer- with great care
nd 10 the low = cash 's,ce. We lcsi uo hesita.
trn in ~syina that tIei g,cn' er mIuremeius
. purchaser, Than ever seiore fired ~ This CITY
We most rtspecliuily nviie onf"ii customers aud
ihe public. 10 call our I'd aud we'll Known siabd
md examine orr u 'ck beiofe purchasing elscwhefc
aud we fell satisfied ihi all Who may nvrs 10
wlth u Will te pleased with he style qualiD
ind prces Oar s.otk consists ~ Mems Fine calls.
MuroCu and Seal BHIsi Thrk. eaIf. KIP and gram
81 d. Mlrocco. cali aud K7p Noniucs; calf Seal
and Nor. rco Purn!s AMI S'rpeis Hni6n Gauer-
npS Style; 80, = cali and Klp Boats: NJ ,rIcco cnlf
,rd Rrp Moufuesi Lad,ef Fine Nd Slippers ond
Walking shoe. Ftncy cD'rfd KID slippers aad halt
CATER; d ack Gates an } hall Gtre,f, cheap Km
Nlvrpcco Seal AID clo,h slipperi calf Klp and
Murrcco Bshs aud Sh,s; Mls.es' Bots shoes,
clippers snd halt Gtuefs 81 ail kinds; Chdreus'
Boots. shoes. siirpefs snd hal G.uefs ofeyefy de.
/ scupiinl,. SIS lc. quthty md pure.
--AISO-
5000 Lbs best Osk T1nuca Spanish Sole Leather
1000 d. Hemock de- do do
U,pcr Leaiher calr md M,taeco Skins, KID
Binding and Red sui Vhfe LINING Skins. Shoe
| Nails, Ptg., Thread. A,,iA Budies, GalOons Stos
Blackine. brushes de 81 &c.
! Aisp 40 d,z NleE's ana BrvS Pam Leaf Hats
/ together with great many other nfuees all q
which we will sell Wholesale % retail OF HE yer,
lUwe-i cash rfire.
| COUNTRY MFRcLlAkTS wishing to fl o.
lhenf stocks. vail 90 v,eil D. give ~ calL
my ALTMAN q maxwell.
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nj ELL. MOORE d CO. respectfully inform
The travelling puhlis. That they have hy an
auaug ernoni Win Vrorhes q Co, and o Hinton
extended ihep splcnId National Road Stage
Lines direct to 81 LOUIS. through Indianapolis
rene.I Ilutc and V,ndali1. and ,hsi nnsafp'ssed
accommodations eau nov be had through The entire
route.
FAST MAIL COACH leaves Wheeling dailv
nj 10 oceck. p 81, 10 Cincinnati 80 36 hours, TO -
L'uis Days
Pilot Coach leaves Wheeling daily at 20 O'Clock
p NJ So houfs io Cincinnsu
d TALLMAD5 IFS Guod irieri C"lch leaves
Wheeling daily OF 10 o'clock NJ. - hours 4"
MaysviIlc, Ky.
ESras furnished on AZ the above lines ~ rafies
wrh The puviicge ofsleeplng of iayriiirgat -hI
o. they piny wish.
Cnirs So - Water st. hrsi door h,iow 'le = s
\ Hotel. wheeling Va.
I ,n ~ W. COwUERY Agent
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-09
THE GnOD INTENT
CLOTHING SrOREui
a NEW ESTABLISHMENT JUST OPENED 81
j. Il. Eug g 81 Co.

y. x. II Us = & e. y.
One door ADORE the United States Hotel.I
WATER 81 VIE LING VA
YENHE PROPRlEFORS have lust received aud
i IRE now opening large aud elc ant n.sori
mci 81 Foreign Sud Domestic Goo,is puichas d IN
Ne~ York, Philadelphia AID 3 ,lunare. 10 which
'he Hhsn'iun of The chizcns of v hecling and sur.
roui'i'nP c",ory are respeernl'y invited
Our STOCK = rHrhnPs. The larse.i ~ The cily.em.
F"c'"g a" The Ia'e-a end mosI approved sly.es
Cous,sl,ng nl
CLOTHS, CAssIMERTs, &C.
y 'hes" We have d rare Rud sx,ci,e,I assortment
such rs Bik hlno BIN, Blue Iuysihle Cteen nrs
other Fame, culpfs be- ides these We have n lotee
and We'll selected assortment OF YES INGS, sncb
US plain and F1n6y Satin. plain aud 6e',l S.lk. plan,
fancy Muneliles, BviI, CASHMERE. Eugli.l, Qung
SC &c
.TWEEDS AND SUMMER CLOTHS,
Including ~ qu"ile. ..i,d r,lpts.
If''h L'nenr. Linen Check, Bingham CAM rooms.
aud all other l'Ph' G'ods-u''ate Ter Summer Wear.
a Large Assortment of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
diaie ;tqulriucns ni purchasers. ruUvrrvr,,r,u NJ
eudlcss a,sVrrn'ui al fine and f,ncy qrcl,s, such
IS Li"tt md Ci'uon Shins. Saih Collars, B'isoms
Iidkis Sciri-. Susper ders. Gloves. Ii,-irry &c
liza, 'R2 pmCuTed ruitc's and wofkmen ol ~.
"wledged merit we ate prepared Ia make NJ
tny anieie oi Ci"i,iug "fd1r. Style Iha; eau
rot TAIL Ia plerse th',se wh" 0ppfecinre Gf. remn
ning ease ana s'.gance, mud ia iec the G. od lueu'
viii he i"sild % toe one ofIhe most fashionable
Iahlishmenls 40 the cay.
Ia concltsion. We invite friends rtsps ctfuily
Ia call and examine ouf stock provisus - purchasing
elseN here a.ws are de,etrne,ttup,y 'hsI attention.
10 our customer, witch wiii not only merit bui
secure their patronage aud A. nueoce.
III Uss co.
lake Ibis opportunity to mention thai have
.fes,gnrd business on my occ"uri. u ereiore 10Y
feuds and cusiouers are especially Invited 10 calf
on me NJ iho store OF HUSS 81 90.
ap l6 & w GRAHAM.
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COLUMBIjs, o. )INsUKANCE Con
ybkkY

AGENCY FOR WHEELING.
II X LIST. Al Shriqer s. Sleile'> Warehouse,
Wn'er street.
YENHEY will lake risks on Buildings Of all
ii kinds:
Steamboats, and CargneS, Factories, Mills
Keelboal>, Fle:houtS AMI CarSoes &c, against
lOSs 81 damage by FIRE or he dangers and pe'i as
OF the seas, lakes or TIyeIS, on very favorable
terms.
RETURN PREMIUMS.
Their agents are authorized To make the fol,
lowing terms wjthlhelr cUSiomerS:
Any person InSuiing single risk by which
no loss TO the company is sustained, snail re-,
ceiye return on application 10 he agent OF
10 per cent 90 the amount para. On nett grfSS
premium paid each year, Amounting iu $500
or over. IL , per ced ON DO; amounting Ia
50 600 or over, u per ceni ian %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-09
RELIEVE AND LIVE
Wonderful Cure Of Pss,Erouary Cons1uptfou
~ TbomSs.l S eaaap9El.G Sy,YiT If Ter emit
wood AQgilt..d!
FWL4DrIFulA, M, 8 III

Wood Eaptt%ai
FWL4puP1uA, Ma, 3 al
Mf y Fhomf snn--De.r Su.--lt 10 nut ttliin
10" power ~ lane'mgt ia express You ihe erat,
ndf ieei Tor y'pr kindness hat hid ability th,..
n'ne "t suuf ufedicior sllou &c = nua a lhf,roh
mi he world me item e. uf sua rinc human,
10 eN,ry chine. ID Iiol sly Too uiuoh a.tI 4, e!
''ie*ltd laos bnar ne 0ut, when I sa,. tnur cuni
oaund Syrup o. Tar aud wood $50 idLa, ha-li,,,,t
F"sms'" g, lHets.ig faise'i 'ar stm ue,3A bed
i7si ''t contacted q severe cod tcsaiil.g ir
'"reni "iltHiuetr'n oi .te lungs Winch G.s.. n,.
iil-a wapi ErEiSH, with rack3n. cor.i ,ni,,,,, III
"Or! I''ipnai"'n at zoe ttari BOD uIyr..i,n; ma,
"a liHifs ne c'rt tia.pu seemed -u..ruL,ft.. I5
800. ,e,o lsti' ,e4e, lnJ ie.l Gli 10, Ia.,
k-,,g,,s,l me ans epieute l"v's i'', Ue''"y
! m5kb mud h5y, els being completely a''''s'' "''
b,s,c,an gavo oic ~ "a" was P',' ''' W
Mr. V,,e.s. 40, ef,hc e,.dcri-rel called to see
| md kindly i4...lt NE n vottie ui yupr w' define
nIt iouud me ma dylig S"'e be lril ihc lned rirr
nnN ewes. nnd 40 ar feviNedHs ia 81" H.,"'s "'"
'ent difficulty ien-P''"'"l' ana ,z'"' hhf ii..,'"
, 'a- w. helprc u,iug wy hri haNs threw
TT i"m my '"res '.1-ssc 9ulruyu 81 GO tVft uarci
,,hch relsysd me woudtriuly and co,h',y l,
mugs 10 heal. TIE discuss We- completely ore, ed
.nd To yout iuFahmbic M dir,uc oierc nSC ns
fes.oraiuuu 10 health. Enr some tjmr nai charst
lonhc Jcll,rsrq T = Sntsrp', r, s,iu- Ram. si.t
tbou.in,s moss re nd u Sear \, iii,e-, r.al IA,
q iofre.i, g sistDiucut iss ric.!y lrue
WA tcchrg- 90 la-nns srinWto,
am especially YOURS Sec.
! WASHINGTON MACK.
CnBtluue street above GepTgc.
We he undersigned, being pofsUuailv nsqua,niy'
. wiih Washington M1ck aud biz suiltfi g., Lea
svHue.. ~ the astonishing fd.cts ID Thomson
coo, sonnj 3, fupoi Use AMI N1ph'i. and 'he IfG'I
oi the ahova sf,ls meni.
JOSEPH WINNER 3i3 North Third 81.
DAVID YlCKERs. a. N.murd ST
HJGH MGiNLEY.
s T. corner ~ Taunany aoI ouH' Ss.
gro w JOHNSON. Nuk Square.
FEB Is 6m Suis Agrsi iof Western Va.
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TO 'rHE LADIES.

have ratd m"sI pTueHir aitcpion in -, 40
'eciiuns OF styles nut quaii.s oi CT, - -
wants "i The ladies. and ,,ey VAL God NJ, oil -.
fa'h'1nshle GV'ds far surgassius MY oiher i, ',b,
ciiy. which tscv Gun easily zee hye'liing eud -
aiming ''cm They ran save lhemselves he Ir6ohls
81 l"oh'ne eiseWh-r"' they val lad NV pur.s
nnd q"a'''-2 ca not la' !" P"F-S. 'p IL
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-07-30

expressed his uuer dotestatlon oi,he ,ysiern
Of slavery be has never shrunk from any
duty in reference to this question which
has been imposed upon him--and we doubt
not tina, he will continue 10 urge upon
all proper occasions such constitutional
measures, rs will advance the cause
Of abolition and give full satisfaction to nll
true snii-slsvcry men. If we thought 9th
erwisc we feel free to admit thu, we should
feel far less anxiety than we now do for
his triumphan, election to nm Office, the
highest in the gift Of Vernon, frccmen.
But we have already said more in regard
to this matter than we ut first designed -
We had intended TO have rcpublshcd in
connection with this the excellent letter Of
DR. Eaton on the slavery question
which was written in is43 but upon re-.
fering TO our files for that year find thn,
/, was mol published nj tina, time in our pa.
per, We hope to find copy Of the letter
in time for our next
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-07-30
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS

WhsHiNGruN, Thursday. July 23I, &c
SrSATE.--Messrs Benton, Evans Les"
were appointed aCemmirtee of conference on
the Army Appropriation Bill
The COMMITTEE ON Printing reporlcl 4
gains, printing the Tariff memorials
MrCameron presented petitions from dem
ocralic counties Of Pennsy lvania, which give
IA, sos Democratic majority in 1871, ncat)
three times the majority Of the State, to T''
fer them to the printing committee.
MrSeyier said we had sort Of panic here
every morning about this Tariff Cuisines
We had funeral dirge OF these pensioners
nj taking away the bounty We have aIowe'
them. No man who could read but knew II
the Presidential election that Mr. Polk was
free trade man, Pennsylvania ,o-ma'tow
would vote the Democratic ticket again, O.
ven though tho Tariff were repealed.
Mr. Jarnagin asked Mr. Sewer wha, con
s,ruclon he put upon the Kane letter.
Mr. Sewer replied that II was ltee trace
le,ier,an tina, all this peiIIioning from Penn
was a mere Joke.
Mr. Sturgeon protested against the open'''
tina, the election Of President in Pennsy'"
nl turned upon the tariff Question.
Mr. SPeight moved to lay the petitions ''
the table. Lost, yeas 81, nays 25
Mr.. J. NJ. Clayton asked Mr.. Sturgeon
whether he believed Pennsylvania "o''
have voted Tor Polk il it had boen known '"''
he would favor such Iarin bill as the '''
before the Senate.
Mr. Surgeon could no, tell how Penn'>''
ysuia would have voted under such olfcum'
sta noes.
Mr. Clayton asked the individual opinion
of tho Senator from Pennsylva MA on '''
question.
Mr. Sturgeon ceolined giving H.
Aner further debate, Nh hcDufiie Tenc"''
The motion To lay these peinlons on The '4''0'
Losi--yeas 90, nays 20.
Mr. HAYWOOD yoisd With the friends OF "..
tanfI opi2 and that glTe them m'lof" %
one
The petitions were then referred.
On Mr. Hsnnegan's motion the commune
on the library were instructed TO enquire III.
to The cause Of the delay IN distributing ' re-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-07-30
Ilollovell JuIv gid

Gopilcmen - Yesterday an invcs,iga
ton va, demanded 10 the House Of Repre-
Snsaiivcs, into the Outrageous fraud by
which James W Bpdbury was declared
cloted United States Senator. Mr. Paine
OF Bangor rose, and IN manly speech
presented The facts, holding in hrs hand the
solemn niieaa,ion Of hfy-,hree wings, that
they voted for George Evans on the third
ba Hot. when only fouy.n,ne were returned
for him. Mr. Mapoon OF Bath immediate.
y rose and stated that his ballot was no,
returned, bu, that he found 1.-THE next morn.
ing on the table nj which the committee
counted The votes Mr. Otn 81 tlnllowell,
IN speech Of great poNer and eloqncnee,
warned the House, ,ha, if they did not wash
their hands Of thus foul stain, they would be-
come pariclpaiors in the fraud that II
would be sounded throughout the Union
that u. S. Senator was declared elected
when the result wns brought about by an
act Of rascnty unparalleled IN any state Of
the Union Mr. Ots went on to say thai
the wings and independent democrats wo'd
q the vacancy the momcn, on opportunity
presented itself; tina, II Mr. Bradbury nj.
tempted 10 take his seat, they would carry
up their case to the Senate OF the nited
States, and ask them 10 redress the monslrous
wrong
The speech of Mr. Ois produced n pow.
criul impression on the House, and they
adjourned without taking the question.
The committee to receive, SORT and count
the votes for u S. Senator, did mol revise
each others count and the scattering votes
were counted for Mr. Bradbury, and this
was the way The fraud was consnmma,cd
The passage Of two British Tariffs would
no, produce deeper feeling, in Pensylva
MIA. than this occurrence has produced in
Maine
|, is now SAID, Mr. Bradbury will resign
1t is the only course left for him although
his resignation would have come with bet.
ter grace, if it had been before an inves,ga
ton was demanded by an indignant and
highly excited public.
KENNEBEC.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-07-30

The Goucrnneni OIL al NdatuckGL--
We learn from Colonel Hatch, lha, the
Government Of the United States has as
sumed the loss Of about $4,000, occasion
I'd by the destruction OF 500 barrels OF sperm
oil by the recen, fire n, Nan,uckci The
oil had been delivered to M agent Of
the Government, on the 18th Of June
and awaited the arrival OF q govern,
mcnt vessel at Nantucket, for shipment
It's destinuion OF the several Light
Houses of the United States, the contractor
receiving payment for The same, excepting
ten per cent, upon the amount OF the pur
chase money, under an Hgrcemcn, to en-.
sure II for n few days The Secretary Of
the United States commended that no such
bargain could be entered into by the United
States hot thai he gorernmcn, should have
been ready 90 the day stipulated, to receive
the Oil and pay the cash and therefore any
such paper drawn from the contractor on a
premature delivery, for the purpose OF real
izing the payment al an earlier day was
no, binding on the government The case
was however amieably adjusted, the gov
ernment assuming the smount OF loss eE.
cep the ten per cent, which will fall upon
the coniracto H.-iN. Bed. Mer.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-07-30
Correspondence Of The Atlds.
NO ELECTION OF u. S. SENATOR
IN MAINE
Hullowell, Maine, July 81.

Gentlemen The greatest excitement
has pevadcd this whole community, md,
as the facts became known, is fast extend
ing itself Throughout, the state, in regard 10
the election of United States Senator, on
Thursday OF las, week |, is now demon.
s,ratrd beyond doubt, that the result by
which Mr. Bradbury was declared elected
was brought nbou, bv most outra gous
md unparalleled frnud in the cou,s.ing of
tho votes Only forty-nine ballots were re-
turned for MIR Evans, when hfylhrcc
wings have signed solemn declaration
that they voted for Mr. Evans and four
other wings have testified that they voted
for Allen OF Bangor and W. =, Fessen.
den, OF Portland this together with the
votes Of the Independent Democrats, makes
sevcn,y-four sganst Bradbury, which with
tho abolition vote would have defeated him
5y several votes Mr. Magoun Of Bath, a
genlleMaa Of the highes responsibility and
character, textiles that he wen, into the
committee room, nnd there found his ballot
which was not returned, az also the ballot
Of Mr. kingsberry.
A parties here, wings and Democrats
any the evidence Of the fraud is conclusive.
] have eot time TO give you the details ;
but this is not necessary,ass committee OF
investigation is TO be moved for in me II.
Of Representatives this morning and uii the
ksets wiz come out The Hami,n and An.
dersoe pany, in the Legislature, are very
much excIisa aboo, K and 90 10 she whole
-eos,muany. Will Mr. Bradbury resignl
sa question upon every body's lips Hi,
democratic friends say he will II he should
take bis seat, the ,whigs and independes
democrats would proceed to elect another
u. s. Senator.
II Is said ,hst Governor Anderson viii
MOI grant Mr. Bradbury a certificate Of BIZ
siee,lon and II he should, Mr. Bradbor,
ia to be Nodded, formally, thai his seat wiil
be eon,esed, A0d that vacancy will De con
s'dered a. es'ains, 10 be Oiled up - SCOT
as the wings and indepsadant demoe RI,
Obtain the power. wiit keep Won sdvise,
of,he Developments in this estrasrd ioa .,
case, which bids fair to shake this s,sae 4
its very center, Iwosh refer you 20 ,b
koas~tee Daily Journal Of thu, date, g
more ligh, upon his subject
KENNEBEC
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-07-30

THE Nrw PORE. One Of the Paris papers
states that the new Pope, late Car final Mas
tai Fercii, wrs once sub lieutenant in the
guard Of honor Of Napoleon, and disap-
polnlment in loye--lhe death of his hettnih-
ed--made him cas-, away his uniform for the
soutane This bit Of sen,imehtalny has
probably no other sourc h than the fertile i'm
agination Of the Partisan press.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-07-30

The debate in the Senate on The bill to
break down the tariff continues with an
!uai'oa md ability but II continues also
al on one side, Mr. Evans and Davis have
been followed on successive days b. Messrs
johnson Ok Maryland, Niles, and Morehcad,
10 able, lucid aud forcible speeches against
the bill and surely, If truth and reason.
and iae'', aud greut sbii,y in their spplies.
ton, could triumph oser prejudice and er.
for, the bill would soon be numbered a.
mons the dead Bot lasthe correspond.
ent oflho New York Evening Post ..v,l
hat Is the use ! The Denne rata 81. there
% speochless as the tombs Of the dead, aad
evidently resolve no, 20 open their moath.
un,,l the time comes to op'a them " vo,ing
Their silence esAees forrsooe eoaciusioa
--bs', Hsrgumen, te,srowp away on them
Il is To be hoped thss wat not Re los on the
eoon,ry Il Nat Intel.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-07-30

CENTRAL RAILROAD REPORTS.
From the Report of MIR S II. Valley,
Treasurer OF the Central Railroad it mp
pears that Assessments have been paid or
or secured 1851 shares.
That the Treasurer has received on rs
sessmcn's $3.50, l5l Assessments have
been made, which are now duc, of s2j on
each share, which amoun,Sto S5I4l7O
Deduct from this The amount paid $50 ISL
md il leaves unpaid 255,709
nearly one half OF tho amount Of assess.
mcnts.
Again the first nssessmcn! amounts to
1892, 555, this will leave to be divided n.
mong the other assessments &c 500 which
is in fu Il payment Of $500 shares or less
than one half OF wha, the first asscssmen,
was paid on. 1.-Two assessments have boon
paid on each Of the shares it leaves ga
o. |, which ia payment on 1880 shares,
or less than one fourth Of the original n.
mount of shares In addition TO this, the
Treasurer states that 2,OS7 shares. or more
than ten per cent Of the original subscrip.
ton have not been paid on ut ALL
Truly this is rather bad showing for q
Railroad, that according 10 the estimate Of
ono Of the contractors will cost Sc 600 600
Assessments Of 23 per cent or one fourth
The amour, Of subscri plion, have now been
due since the l,t Of July-one month and
have produced the enormous amour, o
$3.50, 10 |, and the fac, is now officially an.
nounccd that after the frs, asscssmcn, more
than one half Of the subscribers have refused
to pay the subsequent calls. Assessments or
subscriptions that should have yielded NOR,
than haJ a million Of doiiars, have yield
ed with those that have been paid in full
one half tina, amount, This is letting in
10 the secrets Thai we did moi expect to sec
so soon, though we have been expecting it
would leak GU, sometime. The Treasurer
report is no. quite as fortunate in covering
up or conccaling what kai Jtea done as
wei as wha, IS 10 be, ms the Report Of the
Eng necr. which instead Of giving any
, Statement, Of VIVA, has been done or what ia
yet to be, instead Of any aIusoin to the 0O
fee, cuts the 60 fee, embankmenls and the
SOC. feet bridges, or any estimate for the
expense Of the work, undertakes TO satisfy
the stoc khodcrs, by telling them there is q
great deal Of sand and grarsl,' and but lit
Tie MarA pan
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-07-30

WIN irnnsytNahmns ana believing mr.. <
nonca m our law. to b. Of incaleuhhls,.
" cryosiJ 10 hc S,tssab,e oJh,,,
TarT These !acts NC Stat, upon m, 49,
authority, and caution The pymo,n.,
this gren, State against Iisenlng 10 m. -.
resentation OF the Coons"
The worhyFtchnghuyscn WI, eb,...
with hlshood by NcwJerscy paper.
Trenton Emporium in these word.
1--WE do not hesitate 10 say thnt Mtr,.
lnghuyscn told deliberate hI,hool II.
canno, plead ignorance lie knov,r.
James X. Polk hasall his lfc zone Fl,
pro!cciirc system"
Tho New York Plebian, in nolic,not.
proceedings of Democratic mccunc a.
mir Wrgh, (Srlns) rciu,cd nj the sn.
tune, IN his mastery manner n, base f.f
infamous charge That Coz poit Is ,.as,,
a protcoiire Ta!g."
The following nrc some Of the ,nr,..
tons upon the Democratic banners IN lSu
"a TARIFF FOR PROTECTION
"FoN, Dallas, Terns and he TarT crlsl,.
POTS, DAlLn Am Tnt TAntr %, ia.
The following solution was rl"rl
May, 1874 Mt MorristoWn, n .ly..
Young Hickory Club"
"Rooircd, That we ngrcc with ou, .,-
dldll,s for the Presidency and Vice P,.
dency, that The present 7ar.G ought trnt
repeated"
A letter from James s Green the pSn
ocrotic STATE Attorney for Now Jersey To-,
Trenton Democratic Commute, dated Ja.y
2, 1874 sand
at is manifest from these and olhv ,,,,
Of the ,mcs, that there is a scuIcd an1o
founded conviction in the public mind Ma.
ii is the determination of the lIh,g par.
should they succeed in the next prc,d,n
elettton,io change The tJcSentDEMOCRaT
&c TARN +. " lSi2."
A Democratic paper published ~ d.
city o! Lancaster, on lhc OH Angus l>ii
continued the following:
THE ISSUES
"The Democrats, with PoLS aid IAlll,
for their lenders, 60 for
Ns,. A protective TnrG
"Thc Wings, with Henry Clay ~.
F'oIinghuyscn, go for.
"6 Ararif tina, will Cypress the
and I'll the Golfers Of the rich maze O..
owners of the Furnace D0ic or
while the poor hborcr will bc comp.'l'..
live in n hut and be- paid with Shm Pee
lcr,, and work for wages that viii scarce,
supply the wants Of nature, compiling tr
to btng up his children in Ignorance. '
want Of means to educate them
The paper in which we find this the
gives its endorsement:
There IS truth sound truth in the above
from the Trenton Emporium
In the same paper Of October Z, l'ii
is long article from the D,mocralc Ia.
ion, loaded aud fully endorsed, from whc6
the following lines nrc rytrnctcd
THE TARIFF OF 1912
KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE
Tint James Buchanan Daniel Sturgeon,
Senators Williams and Sll,s Wu2h,pro
Uncut and substantial dcmoc rnis. VOTED rur
the IatiH Of 1912, and saved 1t tom d'.,t
KEEP IT BEFORE rmg PEOPLE ALSO
'Tho, Henry Clay abandoned his sea- .
the United States Scna,c, took to ms t"A
aud dccamped to Ashland, 10 nyIod slua.
vote on the question Of the Tariff
Reader, when British Wing tolls We
that the Clay men are the exclusive iu'ni
Of the Tariff PoK these facts nj Em az
you have hlm corncrcd
There was n large handblII Of cal. ("
the Grcn, Democratic Mass Nccug be.
in Columbia in tho sumner Of lsii-'M
bill had upon II IN flaming capitals,
"POLK. DALLAS SKUNK AND
THE TARIFF OF 1912"