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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-11-19

NEw YcRk In the election Of Mr. Young,
as Governor Of New York the wings canaol have
the hardness TO claim . victory.
Thus says the Spirit Of Jefferson. IL
And why because IS il alleges MT.
Young receivedihel vote Of Anti Renters
We would re,ort by asking whether the
election Of Silas Wrightin 1914, was a
Democratic triumph At that time 10
the strong Anti Rent counties be had
some sweeping maiori:ies. yet not a word
was said abou, coalition then Oh, no !
Then j, was perfectly fair and all right.
for birds OF eveiy feather to flock to.
geiher,n 10 support Locofocoism, but
now, that some ofAhese men have voted
for the Wing candid date for Governor, il is
all wrong-an Ans Rent iriumph-yery
distressing indeed 10 the poor Locos,-
But let the "Spirit" take a peep atthe
Wing majority fof Congressman 10 the
Slate. and possibly conviction may be
wrought that il was, after all. somstkinS
OF a Wing Triumph
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-11-19

~
The New York Express Publishas : -
bic Of the msiorities on the Congress
Hek<ts 10 each 81 ihs thirty Jour dis.
.ricts Of The State. from which il sppears
that the united najofiiiss Of The Wing
Congrsssmen sums up d 81 .s56. whilst
the united Loco msjbri,ies for Congress
only amounts to 1881. This deducted
from the Wing m.jeri,ies show Wing
majority in the Enpire Stale Of f,csaty
thousaad four haadred and niaetssn i--
The election Of Members Of Congress i
the best test 10 show abe strength q par
ties. for ID this election principle is most
vitality involved an IA DEMONSTRATION Is e.
Their 10 be supported Of opposed BY the
Representatives iha4 chosen. and above
ell others il may be 3faifly classed assthe
Best and irusst method Of testing the
standing Of al Administrator With The
sovereign people. The lsadigg cause Of
this change among the people, and The
triumph D. the Wings. il mainly. If NOT
altogether owing 10 The repeal OF the ia,
riff Of 1912. snG Tie substitution oil the
Tariff Of 1876. in connection with tie
the passage Of The kodious Su6-Treasafy
Scheme. The Express says that cst 81
the city o! New York. the State i as
strong for protective tarifas Pennsyl-
yania. and the result Of slbe election folly
liustifies such conclusion.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-03-26
RUTLAND, THURSDAY, MARCH NJ, lsiG.

l need not say 10 Won, Mr. Char
man, nor 10 ih, House. how sorc'y the
North feel upon tins question. We
speak II more an sorrow than ~ re-.
cnmlnaton. when W. say. ,ha, the
Constitution lies troddcu IA the dust
The Shareholder heel Is planted upon
II, And what adds to the darkness ol
the deed, j. the base and unwarpnin-
BILE motive which dictated tins whole
scheme OF annexation That motive,
sir, was the strengthening, the extern
sion, and the perpctuity of SLAVERY.
And on this, sir, have a few words to
offer.
Mr. Bayly, of Virginia, here obJcc-
Ted, aud raised the question, that II wa
not IN order to debate this subject
But the Chair ovcrrulcd the objection
md derived that Mr. c. was IN order
and he proceeded.
CONCLUDED NEXT WEEK.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-03-26
,.rered IN ne Hovsc of Representatives.
--- JANUARY 20, 1870

Dhe tlll from the Senate "To rSiajish
Routes N Tcr1S bong under cousd.
! ion
flf CULVER sud
NJ CuAirNAN Lam one Of those who
3, that ,hr anncSauon OF Icrn, 10 tins
on was unconstitutional aud, us such, IS
i rom the beginning b.hrcc further,
the Supreme Count of the United States
y proper prcscn'mcnt OF the cas- viii
u5ur-c the Ioul resolutions by which
tas was annexed, unconstitutional And
oli lha, every a., OF ours, affirming the
ilry Of those resolutions, will but M
We US IN deeper dh.tnnes, and render
! relation, with that Country more en-
fra"ng am aware that II may seem
B. travelling from the record, on bill
! .yi5 establish post routes 70 discuss the
(ston Of annexation, bu, We are now IN
mU Mcc Of the Whole on the state Of the
Icn and the Char has, again and nCaln.
! lcl ltlt whatever related to the welfare
! honor of the Union, was here the lie.
ima,e subject Of debate. Besides Mr..
|aiman, remember, as 90 al who hear
ihalNhcn the contamination o! thlsIex-
scheme came up on the second week Of
Session enc hundred new members like
|soli were denied the right Of beng
frd Tins ctea, measure, iraught with
the mos, lmporan, and last
Was !ashed through the House with
re Than railroad velocity The paddock
put upon our lips by aid Of the prev
I question we were all r'C1cd down. -
Constituents, too. wer" dcul'd hear
They protested loud md earnestly
pms this lnirac,lon fthe Constitution -
hef circumstances, so long as the las
pund for hope remained, poured in thicL
fast. Yet sir 10000 OF these remon
lances now lie upon your table, denied
nsdera,on, and refused the civilty evc'
reference, Ia addition to all this. Ell
Constituents, nay. the whole free North
be taxed to sustain these very ma
p, over the Iacklcss wilds Of Texas -
Ety are now contributing TO support a
fny Of 800 sckiy men in tha, country
trh her battles 4 fleet IS now sustain
'tom the Treasury oflhc nation, TO scou
coasts and 20 awe Mexico m silence -
"a 40, Warranted, then, err, 10 sclzln
Opportunity. since every other has bee
% me 20 enter my solemn Uro'eS {
nS ,h.' neiauous scheme Had th
no''1uce OF ny constituents been tfc'
W. legislative courtesy, or had eve
-sff discussion been allowed 5000.
t''' t,cn found here upon my f,o O.
Why. sr.siN long weeks tav, b..
nHmot upon The Oregon question an
or. hour and lory minutes ana lhI
r. y % calling the gas and Aavf Osr
'ta, Na allowed upon the admission
y'i'' Wherefore he difference Al
Teas had within D, that dark fra'ur
ha, dreadful inspection that nfli ui tang
! p'op-uy that cuei ou', hands %
ben approached Oregon has no SLAv
p 10 n TeIas on thc other hand on
, eIi1snce and Us very IIleb.ood TO s.sy
b
bg, hear u Whispered by gendern
Pr0gBd me, lha, Teas rs IA She
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-03-26

not, IN contemplation Of the law r..
muucmtc1 Nv iccs already yaii, The
Qur'uon - presented what shall b"
ihc ru,c oC comJcnsnl,onl Tho act ot
1883, chap III, SO 63d. requires the
ricrk to furnish copies Of hockcts iot
each OF tho Judges &c and SOC Nih
chap. lu7 ,lcStricts the compensation
Tor copies TO- ictS Tor every lON Tc
ords Most mnndrSuv then. the ~ III
ate has limited the compensation iinuy
hv law can be allowed. ~ : cents lot
every iOO hundred records but IN
some caSrs morc than 20 cents for eve.
" lUO words has hccn received for
their services.
Othct disclosures made under tho
operation Of the act Of 1912, Will be-
reserved for another number
DAVID PIERCE
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-03-26
DAVID PIERCE.

AtifiCkTtuNs ron SrNsToH a
Washington l'tlct gives this sketch O. one
Of SIZE. ..,ts '.m ....'r.N
No c. Us.
iaior, buta sound nW. F.. .ul good
preacher Hc IS man ol Jrc,dcd talent,
encracl,e, pef.rverlnr. and miuFrioss
Tie >. .aid TO have made. 10 one dsv two
stump sp"cch'. preached ,No sermons, a..
-u,d case ia Coutl aud joined couple in
IN, holy bonds OF Hciinck II IT, also pof
..s~. n.totI,n. to h.slueuis another very
Comment gu,bd-'urn Gr SwnIr of'ho
tni,,d States 10 ne the language col tho
nmhorry rc',rtcd 10. b. can thrash any
thor m'n wrnpp'l II? n lhr 'amc quantity
OF skiu'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-03-26

'hc I'm from the Senate "To r''0Lltd
p Routes IN TerdS, bong under consld.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-03-26
TO THE TANPAllNG COMM
NIFTY IN VERMONT
No Ill
and nc proceeded.
CoNCIrDED NEXT WEI


TO THE TAN-PAll\G COMM
My IN VERMONT.
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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-03-26

iOObs ut uhN tutN'dlUg UlA u'HAli, ln'
voted tho, Deacon Goodhur provide n bar
rel Of winc and hnlfn bundled weigh, Of
sugar tia, Mr. Rust provide some SPICE
aud g,uger for the cider tia, some person
BE- appointed to lock to the drnvlug Of tho
wine and the hcrung OF the CIDER against
'hc lmo appointed Tor the luncrn and tina,
cnrgn Stacy see thni thrfc be"c!iccInHI care
taken with rcpec, 70 the nboyrrUmci occa-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-03-26

20 Ia "a
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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-03-26
BY GEO. II. BEAMAN

bonds have high authority Tor saying
Of Tssas, r. whiie her hra husband b. .
living che be married 10 ano,her, she shall .
be called nm aiull,rcs We had no con.
rtuuonnl night 10 propose, nor she the right
10 scotp' ou' proposal
Eut. Mr Chairman, first and foremost Of
nv directions 10 her admission -. that Tex.
A. has violated her own ntenupIal an
rapcmcn, To tbs ask the attention OF
the HOUSE. By The JOINT resolutions OF las
y inter. Congress gave us consent 10 annex.
alton, upon the Srprsn condition, among
Others, that. m tho, part OF Texas lying
nonh Of 36 deg 80 min, north latitude,
siarsry, or iHpoissidry srriisds. (eIetpi
for erimS) should BE- prohibited" Now,
cir, hos sand, The czss Hss, III reliYs
w XlcN Nan elsEy Be- she viols,ed L.
10 her new constitution, now lying before
me, and on which we have give her admit
lance into the Union, By the slh article,
slavery is not recognized and sanctioned
Throughout, the whole extent Of Texas, but
her legislature is consIltulionalIy ued up
from ever passing laws Tor the emancipa.
ton OF slaves without the consent'of their
owners THIS recognition and prohibition
are co-c1,eusIgc with the boundaries OF the
enhr, State No excepting, either north OF
south " this Inc Under this S,h article
| 800 slaves might be removed tomorrow
INTO Nouhan Texas despite the JOINT roso.
luton Of the last Congress. Is this the
way. SIR IN which norhnn gentlemen
whose votes Tor the measure were secured
by this pretended compromise, are TO be re-
wnrIcdi Is this the way III which slavery
discharge rs obligation, and iuIhls condI
tons DO gentlemen tell me there lsno
territory of any amount or vnluc north Of
that hno2 Then SIR, | pronounce th'
fraud. the cheat the dupIlclty, the more
downright and rlarng We were told Of
compromised dividing Texas into free
and slave territory. few N the North
were sufficiently grc,n anl sOH tarsi to be
caught by tnlscry WlIhou, this pllancc
small as 1t was, annexation could mo-,
have been carried Il there were nothing
IN that OF worth, we were deceived them:
# there were something. we have been DIES.
polled Of II mar And should new States
hereafter be carved ont Of tie present State
OF Texas. and those new States, any ofthcm
extending nonh OF that line, be asked to
hrohlbh slavery there, they would point to
the admission of Texas as the Thols, with n
slave holding constitution, covering her en-
are surface. from north to south. from east
to west Both the mother Stale Of Texas
and The United States would be, by this ref
3 q L.. A.. TO-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-03-26


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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-03-26
SPEECH OF
|. ERASTVS D. CULVER,
or NEW YORK,

OREGON QUESTIONS
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-03-26

It's stated n Fshrrt Na,jonll Maya.
llnc ,hM sInrlr lniIviinn IN Cincinnati
nas u'co'r,cd dmhs through the banks 10
the nuuri amount oi from $40 900 10 -25 .
900 tor ne proc'"d' Of eggs shipped to
the CIV Of NcN Orleans
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-16

ne haea"ta Eesr II, ofefore. the people Of he
valley h1Yo eanfaa I'd her Ia the construction
81 sid canal. with The hrlsf thai vas In be Guns furts
ed 10 thai pan ct the Stac. the cooperation is hound in
s"'d 'alh. 10 extend The Csaal 10 thai punt Nhe
eoiet4ln The above opinion also thiak thar Gpual 1t
smaller dineesions would suhserve Tie parns SEES OF
freight and should DO in favor OF reducing il to. say %
eet II Width
~. "Neula such extensions be henef.ial In | ynrh>
hor2' bclleyo II would have but llle effect un the
rate ei iynchturt. iarn this op,non rciu the pas
history u iynehaaHg, and the navigation of James Riv
n Il was hfuefiy navigated by Bal3eaux. below
i}Rehhufg as wei AS ahave which Boats ere carase
NJ continuing Their vuyage Ia Richmond or untating AT
i.vnehhurg, which they did according To circumstances
The sane circumstances sill exjst. and would have the
sa'"e eige II The Canal were extended they had nn.
der the old Baileao system. believe In be the duty
i representative 10 confer his constituents all the
benefits he can, consistently with justice, and guard
the interest uf the State | pftsuna Many Frrehpl-
defs are not Ignorant Ia what extent have performed
thai dhiY. believe It eenaia az anything amongst
Tie uncertainties, that, II Canal Is progress from
Lynehhnre to the Valley. the space five years that
Road will be IN progress down the Valley. Ia that
event the tonnage will take another direction
5fe lis the meaus Il the Company are cuulesselly
nadtqnaielo the Iunhef extension of iae Canal would
Y'n, elected. vote Tor such proposition suers
tel ahd rJf,ud IA the last Legislature, havar 'uf ,
eHJret the extension 81 lhe Canal ln Buchanan and en-.
deFstood II he The miael Of the gre Presi of The
Company answer that The author vi any scheme
would hafe no al 4 On ny course scad be govern
ed as circumstances required
lh. "Nuud yuu ne in fay,ir pc hovrop.ina NANCY
on lhf credit al lie Sa.e lor he purpose o y ,ndpl
Tie Gaoal beyond lyueabofe." | an opposed. in TIC
general tohoupuiae nuncy on tie credit of lha Stafp
but have given such vors. ,olcd for a loan of one
m,'en ieef hundred theasledd as .tcr all the capa
tai OF i've millions expended, winch laaa VA, mad
on thecntt # the STATE Ia flush Tie Canal "a iynsl.
bury aoo should again ael circumstances IN nay d.
pain, r'IaI.d.
5t Should it se the pleasure # tie Legislature lo
extend tie Caasl beyood iyrcfbore should such IN
Provem'n assume lie shape vi kl'tuaa ~ anal lis
my opinion thai The people oat q ran of The line lla i
hasted aud therefore received hat hep asked fr hayr
no H2hl IN Change tte character the ue MT flushed
should thtraaf, ii any htaI WIS due In rx..nI lhr
mpfo' ufht, be IA iayar OF Canal. Al # which is Re
specially submitted Ia Many fteehuIder> who hope
WILL ia'or8e win 4rlf proper uatcs as nave an ab.
Jeelon 30 talk viii r. lie 'o.u Jcaud a ntasl.
THOMAS FOX
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-16

ifra "a s'faas f5asaa Ia believe Tia, No BAycaorr,
loner 10 the Naval Cennitlco n the House. recon-
intending, IN view Of war enlargement, # the Pea,,
establishment 10 the extent merely OF leu steamers and
TWO only Of them Of the FIRST class was an after thought,
ior the purpose Of E. apng the responsibility OF the rc.
eommendaions made by the gallant heals Of Barcaux
Should ittorn on that war is really likely to como upon
US, possibly Mr.. Bancroft may fad it more 10 his cre1
To prove that he really did eadlrse the estimates of the
Commoderes estimates. which Will be fund not dol
lar ton high, il war is II lake place How ridiculous
does Recommendation Of an Increase Of tho Navy. t.
the amount Of ten Steamers, appear in view Of the PCS
sbIiy ola collision with the greatest Naval power OF
the world.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-16
.EEsantjoR .F7seantic .Fl.fis.crv

Iyrn On the 18th May, is35, Or Brandfeih
for the ftst IA ne made knuvn IN the United Sn,cs the
Crtt.rR,rtp BRasttrEru VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL FnLs-,
He eit them TO sta sd all by lEoit merits lie made
no allasion 10 any aedcnc; simply hcts stated
and the lolaNi ing pfinrl aid down "a the Bln1rehau
Theory viz that all local d eases whether 81 The stomach
or bowels. enlargement Of thu ,nts rheumatic affections,
cuBncas cruplns dlspeps c.m lant' or whatever other
nm, such local diseases nut on &C nothing more than
many symptoms disordefed state al The constitution and
that his pills which wore discovered ~ England IN l75l
were med eue n had the effect 81 res 'a ng the eonst
acrimonious humas ifom the blood by the 81 hnaeh and
medicine nearly years aud have found that The med
" experiences proves that the medicine gives universal
sat faction.
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o. We are requested by c. l.. MosnY Esq. To
state, that, on the dry aler the dnuer to Mr. ToLra
he called upon that gentleman aad-reterfing to the
speech which he had made the OCCASION in which he
discussed the question of extending the canal and alln-
ded to the supposed views of Mr.. MosaY-had informed
Mr.. ToLER that he bad IMPUTED views to him " hicb
he did not entertain and joined an issue which he had
not rendered: aud that the prevented him from
correcting his aisaprretensan II, tbe moment.
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,Hessrs. Edors-T observe in your paper OF the Oh
ns,., Undergraduates praponnded to the several cand~
dates for The next Legislature from the county Of Camp
bell and, being one of that number. herewith send my
answer To The first question: lis tie JAMES Rive
and Kanawha Company, or the Legislature, or both
pledged 10 extend the Canal to buchanan or Coving-
on' answer it is my opinion. dat all the parties OF
individuals in any Corporation are bound to carry pei,
perform to each other, what The cJrplrson proposes
81 i3f as practicable l. understand The ahaye rrp1rl
oo il r., poses to construct Canal lfJn Richmond H.