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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-07-24


Mexican Presidenfs.-The following
history of Mexican Presidents we copy
from the New York Mirror:
Gen. Victoria, the first President, elccs
ted 1924, with Gen. Bravo as Vice Presi-
dent, who denounced Victoria, but was bea1
ten, surrendered and banished. Gen. PEI
draza was elected April. 1928, over his OPP
ponent, Gen. Guerrero, who used violence
to displace him; he was aided by large
force with Santa Anna at its head, who
was defeated, ard made his escape. In
1928 October mob, headed by ex-Mar1
quis Cadena seized the government, and
Padraza fed, and
Guerrero was declared elected. u iih Blu
stanente for Vice President. SUun af.ef
that Buslamente fevolted, civil war en-
sued which ended in tIieexecullon OF Guer;
zero in February, 1928, at 0ajeca, leaving
Bustamente in the Presidents chair. LII
1882, Santa Anna marched from Vera
Cruz to the Capital, made Bus,asnente re-
sign in favor of Pedraza. then in exile in
Philadelphia, who returned and served out
the remainder of his time of the 1928 elec=
ton and tlIeh
Santa Anna was elected.in May, 1888
taken prisoner at the battle of San Ja-
cinto in 1896; Bustamere was then in
exile In France, bit returned on hearing
OF the capture of Santa Anna: and
Bustamente was elected. Santa Anna
on obtaining his liberty, was iii Retirement
some time on his estate. then took the
Geld against Bustamehse IN 1871, and
being deposed BY
Gen. Herrera, who sent him TO Havana
an exile AID then Herrera was dePosed
by :a
| Paredes who t,surped sfse Presidency,
and is now, 1876. The military despot:
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Notice..

U SHALL leave for the North some ,;n,o i,
MJuly, and will be absent until October NJ, ,vh
owe me will please call and settle by the lo.h
otherwise | shall call upon them through an attor'
ney or constable, and NO mistake. Those to
whom am indebted will of course hand in their
bills. GEO. w. DAVIS,
| July ,, 1916. London's Wharf
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INSPECTOR Of ey'ycegL Stores.

NUGALD 4. LAMONT would respectfully
- inform the makers of Naval Stores that he
appointed Inspector of these articles at the
last term of New Hanover County Court He
would respectfully solicit from his friends and the
community generally, share of their patronage.
He pledges himself that he will use the utmost
dispatch in the transaction of all business entrus-
ted to his care. He would also say that he will
always be ready to render the seller any assistance
in the disposal of produce.
Wilmington, May Is, 1916 IS If
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Shirt ITee.-ProslJent has not offfy
been bountiful in supply Of food Bee
even of raiment. En- the forest Of Ornoco
South Auserica) there is tree which Of
ten s.tsips the height of fifty feet. 'Fhe
natives make shirts of the bark OF this
tree, which requires only to be stripped
off, and to be deprived Of IT'S red fbrohs
parts. The head is thurst through one
end, and then la4err hoIes are cut to al
nit tire arms. Fire Bafives wear these
shirts i'm tsftry seasons, which, according
TO Humboldt, are equal TO any ofoaf Mack
in,oshes to keep cut the VET.
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STATE OF NoRTH-CARoL1N
ONsLow COUNTY COuRT.

May Term, iS46.
George Ward, ! Original Attachment levied on
Sthe lands of the SAID Wat
Rob't d. Watson. son.
n T appearing to the satisfaction of this Court
u that the defendant, Robert D. Watson. is not
an inhabitant of this State, or SO absconds or con-
ceals himself that the ordinary process of the law
cannot be served upon him; is ordered that pub
lication be made in the Wilmington Journal, for
six weeks, notifying the said defendant to appear
at the next term this Court, to be holden at the
Courthouse in Jacksonville, on the first Monday
IN August next replevy and plead to issue, or the
property levied upon will be condemned and sold
to satisfy plaintiffs demand.
Teste, JASPER E1HERIDGE, CPk.
May 20, l646 4l-6t
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Fire Insurance.

- THE subscribers. having been appoin-
Esss=Zm ted Agents for the Williamsburg n York
&A& INSURANCE COMPANY,
are prepared to take Risks on buildings and mer-
chandize in town; and, also. on buildings in the
country, at the lowest rate of premium.
NIB. T26-Iy1 KELLY & McCALEB.
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CyRgUEaEK.

= U
FESHE undersigned having been elected lnspec-
u tols of NAVAL STORES and PROVE
SIONS, beg leave to inform the makers of Tar
and Turpcntine, that they have associated them
selves together, under the name and style of
EAEezkENS 81 G1DGszSE1E"E,
for the transaction of the Inspection business, and
that they respectfully solicit liberal share of their
patronage; and promise, by industry, punctuality
and fidelity, to endeavor TO merit their favor
Consignmcnts to them shall meet with prompt
dispatch.
G~TTOficc in Mr. Nuts building, Water street,
IN stairs. VIM. r. IARKINS,
JAS. L. CURBETT.
Wilmington N. c., My, 1916 2S-ly
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They have new potatoes in Baltimore
but they are SO young, il is said, that they
have not got their eyes open,
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GOD. OUR COUNTRY, AND LIBERTY.
MARTIAL APPEAL.


BIZ ROBERT Z. H. LEyERING.
dedicated to those patriots who al
throwing aside party distinctions to defend OF
common country against Mexican aggression.
AIR-"New Hail Columbia"
Wake, Columbia, wake sublime
Music of the olden time!
Music of the drum and fife,
housing to the battle strife.
Music calls to victory,
AS the warriors fight and diei
Wave, Columbia, wave on high,
Loveliest banner of the sky!
Flag of many bloody field,
Never in the end to yield,-
Wave its stripes and stars to show
Patriots bleed, bat never bow!
Spread, Columbia, spread the fame,
Revolutionary fame!
Hear the mighty dead declere:
Recollect ,Uhose sons you are :"
Let the answer echoing be:
death or glorious VIcroRY -
Wake, Columbia, wake the might,
Britons learned to Judge Alright.
On the land, and on the sea,
Bursting tyrant chains away!
Let the growing giant proclaim
Nobler deeds and nobler name!
Let, Columbia, let the South
Know at the lannon's mouth;
Know how kind and great we are;
Quick to peace and slow to war;
But the battle once begun,
Tigers till the battles done!
Wake, Columbia, ev'ry heart
In the fray to take part
Ev'ry sinewed arm to smte
For the truth and for the right,
Ev'ry patriot soul to stand
Chargeless for his native land!
Hail, Columbia, hail the day
Shining through the battle fray,
Brightly to the distant age,
Blazon'd on the deathless page,
FREEDoN's EAGLE soa ing high,
Monarch of his native sky
Washington Union.
LANCASTER, Ohio.
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nOUcE
Previously to his having been secured,
militia officer called at his lodgings.
The Aged Unit was at home. but mis-
took the object Of the caller, who he sup
posed was engaged in taking the census.
How many MALE persons in the house?
inquired the recruiting sergeant.
Three replied the unconsciencious
victim.
Age"
Seven. nine and thirty-two.'
sNames!'
Here the Old I'm smelt gunpowder, and
was suddenly struck hard of hearing.
The WHAT
.Thc Names
"A little louder, if you please, sir con-
tinued the old Teller, as he placed his hand
behind his ear.
NAME, sir bawled the officer.
Yes, sir, very LAME! Rheumatic i,
chronic, sir!'
But don't understand this -
STAND! Oh, bless you, yes, at times,
that is -
Il am not to be fooled in this way, sir, l
shall -.
FULL! Yes, very luII:-lull of blood
and -
i shall enter complaint, sir
Yes, sir, bad complaint. Were you
ever troubled
You shall hear from me again! never
lcar!' bawled the discounted officer, at the
top Of his lungs, as he prepared to leave.
You'll see me again, sir
Very happy at all times. Come and
stay month, sir, and bring your family,
but the polite invitation was lost in the
echo Of the retreating footsteps Of the re-
cruiter, as he dashed down the stairs
The Old I'm closed the door and barred i
upon the inside, mutlering the meanwhile:
IF you want your bean eating MeXi
cans licked you can bring 'em to me, and
not keep me running around here, an
swering foolish questions, when | cam
hear notn.' .....
Speaking OF HATS, reminds me that the
warm season is approaching. One OF the
boys was badged INTO standing brace OIL
bottles al the P hotel one night las
week, where, after passing an extremely
pleasant evening, | was seduced by The
admirable flavor of tie wine into mos
singularly ardent desire TO keep my seat a:
long as the best. A portion of the com
pany had retired, however, and repairing
to the anti-room, finally. commenced
searching very assidiously for new
Leary, which had obtained. three weeks
ago in Gotham, land which l felt sure
had worn into the hotel,( but it was no,
est. applied to Sambo, who had charg'
Of the room.
My hat, Sam
Number, sar!'
No. 81
.Tirty seven, missm, san.
'Missing!'
'Wot kline. sar! -
Beaver -.
! .Beavar.'
Fur, You black sound
Fur! Beg psrd'n, massa. but all d
fer hats been gone dis tree quarters oh al
hour
found the statement correct. and IN tn
mids, of beautiful shower was oblrge'
TO 90 home in an 'openwork straw, which
two of my best friends found 1t exceeding
Ily difficult, 10 keep on my head! Neithe
of,bese, however, are, in any wise relate'
10 the bat alluded to by ACORN in The las
number of the Spirit
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sSe4U oNerChOsat XNiLOriuS
ESTABLISHMENT

H@HE subscribers would inform the citizens of
Wilmington and the surrounding country,
that he has opened. i'll the store recently occupied
by Mr.. P. NJ. Luciani, next door to DR.. Shaw 5
Drug Store, and is now receiving large and well
selected stock of
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The following rich letter is the last
thiag We have seen in The "Spiril" from
the "Young 'Un's" pen.
FAMILIAR LETTER FROM THE
.YOUNG 'UN-"
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Stra,rbtrries.-L is said that the Straw
berry market of Cincinnati is the most ex-
tensive in the world. Twelve dihereht
kinds are cultivated in the city. and some
ten or twelve farmers, in the height Of the
season, bring 10 market daily, no less Than,
fire hundred bushels! This they
been doing for the last two week
average price is five cents per
king some $4,000 worth Of
which are sold annually in G.
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Just Received
III. II. .viGOgs e. Co.'s
CHEAP FAMILY GROCERY,
UNDER THE CAROLINA HOTEL.

HQTEL,.
from New York, every
come or send and see.
| Wooden ware, all kinds,
Tin do do
iStone do do
BrOoms do
Tobacco do
Table Salt; -
Bird Cages;
Backing and Brushes;
Matches;
Wrapping Paper;
Writing e do
Ground Ginger;
Iron bound half bushels;
NESTS do de
Cayenne Pepper;
Mudlers;
Lemon squeezers;
Cheese;
Butter;
Lard;
Fish Roes:
bacon;
Mackerel;
dried and Mess Beef.
Liquors.
Cog. Brandy;
IN. Gin;
Madeira Wine;
Port do
Pure juice Port Wine;
Spanish Brandy;
American do
Apple do
cincinnati Whisky;
lCommon do
American Gin;
N. E. Rum;
Cider Vinegar;
| do Brandy.
Molasses;
Barrels of Lard;
!Copperass;
Indigo;
Allspice;
Race Ginger;
Powder and Shot;
! do in canisters;
Stoughton Bitters;
'resh, and great pains have
he selection, for the sol,
lvor us with their custom
Anril "a 1916
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An unmarried girl was srts
York, dressed in mems cloths
sent home after promising
not wear the breeches az
masried.
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WHtTe ne VIII Keep EuI dIu SPtHuIU dSsOIlIItlII
BOOTS} g, SHOES

of all qualities and at prices that must give salts
faction. H will leave in few days for the North
ern cities, where he intends to repenish the pres
ent stock on hand from the first makers there and
10 Europe. CHAS. BLAKESLEE.
Wilmington. June IL, 1916 39-6m
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pLANK WARRANTs-fer sale at the
- JOURNAL. OFFICE.
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All of the above ale fresh, and great pains have
been taken in making the selection, for the sole
use of those who will favor us with their custom.
Wilmington, N. c., April "a, 1916.
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-, BIZ ROBERT Z. II. LEyERING.
Respectfully dedicated to those patriots who are
throwing aside party distinctions to defend our
common country against Mexican aggression.
Ain Nel,, Hlr;I Cnt,.nnhin ,,
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- =
D Y the last arrivals (
- thing good TO eat, {
JeliieS. |.
Gooseberry; 1
Apple; /
Grape;
Surrant; !
Black Currant.
Preserves. |
auinces;
Piums;
Grapes; /
Cranberries;
Cherries; -.
Peaches; |
Pine Apple; |
Canton Ginger; |
S rawberries.
Syrups. |
Ginger;
Raspberry; !
strawberry;
Lemon; |
Pine Apple.
Brandy Preserves. |
Peaches;
Strawberries;
Gooseberries;
Raspbe1ries;
Cherries.
Horse Radisl1;
Pickles, all kinds;
Catsups do
Sauces do
Mustard DO
Picked Lobster;
Fresh do
Hollibut, fresh;
Sardines;
Pepper Sauce;
Ground Pepper;
| do AIlspicc;
| do Cinnamon;
Sugars, all kinds;
| Coffee do
r amlly Beet;
| Smoked do
| do Tongues;
Salmon;
Nutmegs.
| All of the above ale fr'
been taken in making I'll
| ,,co of %boSo ,x,ho r,;l CO..
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, the last arrivals from New York, every
- thing good TO eat, come or send and see.
Democratic banner., 1846-10-12
UNRESTRICTED ENTERPRISE

The maxim, t:.at enterprise uI.fettered, -
best ,nr individuals Es well IS communities,
seems 80 ubvinrs:t!,at we sre always sur
rri<rd at IN effort To disErcNcit. The sci.
.cnce of political economy res shown kcV
v*ir is the Struggle of gifted minds to rsa-
son away tie plain deductions Gf eonmcn
~sepst;f rwi'iic men Of acute intellect and
grtatitsrning lave written elaborate essays,
to prove t',at human enterprise, in to order
b. hra;ti fnl, mast he controlled by govern
:nentS, the experience 81 munlind has AZ
.waNs d"mCnstrat, d the reverse. TIE most
signal ,riumrh CT tie present age is the sue.
ctss Of S,und political principle in Great
Britain, alter q irrre controversy, in which,
tie ariStnCracv "ftie rsaiEl weIe arraye6
on one Side, REGi t':e masses en- TIE otEtr-A
%!rinri: lie which had been ahjurt6 BY the
government t,r ~rrthr, is, ard denounced BY
writer's more anxious to please the nobility
than TO investigate the laws Of trade. That
controversy. ard its results, offered cause
Iof graduation to all the advocates Of popular
gov rrneutS; for tie movement against the
rnrl-;,w- originated with the masses, and
VAS lang t!:rir raiying cry before the pow.
rrfui h"ca ne lis friends. Tue commoners
were III principal Champions, and the fores
q! cHmmoM sense argument their only reli
nncr. Even the British premier was CEN.
PEELED IN ~sscrite tae revolution in the com.
%":crriat pr!i'y Of Lngland to COBDrN-s
man WI mn he had sncered at, only . few
,"ars previous.
There is a%nct.:cr great lesson taught By
Tia str"agic, WORTHY Of esF rcinl attention.
,i''"t TIC s"nd"st political principles are gen.
'"rhly "r.!rr"'ti by TIE masses long prior
+" tl,.i, adoption by these who would un.
trr'aLr {" direct public action. As long -
lis cOm'i.Its,u he tie fact, ShS will deny
tHc capalityrf tnc peo:'s for self
.moah? The Ai.torv OF the world is . nara.
si"3 fpnpalar s;rnsg!cs against error ard
H."r,%''r son eIiL.es tie conflict %
= rrE ! bit "f:rne. de t;ded by a resort 70
So: j.. T.: mU-c advanced nations at
t" r.ent G.y, human reason decides the
-: ,a"s:aas o: governmental policy,
49, = { cope are L jsc.rs scfore uho1
-. pc GAYS is trad. From eg4
decision 'Ecrs LIS 90 skPosl. Hsvssn1
Democratic banner., 1846-10-12
NEW WORK.

we hare now before ns a new w,rt emit
tied a"Grnerol View Of the World" nv
S. Aue"stu. Mitchell, nrfhor Of a Geog-
re2!y, &c. &c. The work co~2rises q
rhyr;caL. political and statistical account
of the five grand divisions Of tie world.
America, Enronc. Asia, Africa, and Ocean.
lea. It c"nt.ins ABOUT 500 paues. neatly
printed IN fine white p1rer, and is enhAli-
isied with about 1910 e~n~~ari7g'. TIL 70.
pho wish It can nave an opportunity Ut
subscribing for this V,luabIe work, as mir
B.e,witi 10 now making the tonr Of this
county, for tho purpose ct obtaining sub
.scripsions. tits not orr custom to -ecsm.
rund the many trashy works which are an
Dually foisted upon the people nv suhscrir-
ton, nut from tie cursary pesusai which
we haye given it, we eonscientiNus'y heiire
this to be . very Interesting and valuable
work.
sfr. Bechwah has aIsn an a~Sridsemen: If
tbs American Biography in one volume
This Is a work 50 well. known to the Ame-
eiean people that It would be a work Of
~sap.Fsrcgs6os for 10 70 say anything in
MAtgt,
Democratic banner., 1846-10-12
Hr. EDs1oa: The public are aware .hs'

- - - g.
Hr. EOS1o1: The public are aware Che
Ire a;scnssiun which hsssrown up hetwee'
st: Isl. sssi6na.eIy'' and myself, originated
in INV calling t.,eis- attention to q su'jecto
same importance to tie i"terrs.s 81 tit
,o~r. .A~n.i-ipsriag that s''ae d'sc''Ss'"
Nigh; Gus lie ~ ;..e subject, ) ~"s c'ref''
TO make no a!:usi,n i ueT*''i' ~ VII
!siyc character, and rft.r~ardsr e. rHsssd
willingness To discuss tie subjects a':uet'
to. provided it si;outd beromr necessary
In dniu; so, however, presumed that an!
who should feel disposed to discuss
the questions at issne, w1.nld do so in a gen
ten MY and drcor"rs manner. However
vide of tie Ii ne of decent pro?ri.ty 'Eis
passionat"iy' ranged inbsti, his first, seeons
!andt'T' I articles. {t:ie last under the ser.
'e:.Hinc title Of "NIy Artic!c,'') ard "sur
fur as he showed hiA.sef by making fals'
and gsrhled extracts from my commsni"s
tions and the aIfiti n of words n,t use9b,
inc, thereby giving a meaning snd con
structirn not Intended nor fairly drdncihl'
from nv remarks, I vas still disposed t.
regard the Questions At issae, as open '
fair discussion, and in Ills view, I had Pr.
pared an article FIR this weeks Banner. i,
reply to all his various assertions and III
situations, unsu<tcinrd rs they were y,
any III Is ,Ir', il:'resks !Iesfim "a"
fIe denied, il Is trre, helm. "interes:rd Ia
any way" II may he true that a things
mean and con.s nntihie might he found {,
transmu,r into '.p'ain ErgE'h" ardG;hr
his full slanlrrs r.ri.h Re now admits il
effect, were Designed fr ,hs trustees, al
pr,f"sSrd'v rcn!rine to ne. but h.
is very much ms, ken il he srnprs"s III.
CT az will s'il Il tan real a n. p from pu5
tic contempt. ] say Ihad prepared =" ar
ticle. which I presume would have sui!Pf
his case. hut tire appearance Of his com
munication in the last Banner, hctraying a.
it 4 ,es at nee the c~'ilracter1f The a rh -
and his c0ase, in the garb Of arnls.Ir Mdr@
guard, | have determined to withdraw the
communication / had rrcrsred, bat; fron
SET tcsrect anl in def'r'7"r to cniig' ten,
cG public nnini"n, w.:ir' f'r':i An: fr:ti 81
n ric- Of AM Iii &c n" say.
hare only to al in cmc!Isi'n. taa'
IN. aLov. remark an rrI,;ion to Ills cn ,ee
is nrt intended to ap..lv t'm,nly and can
did differences "f opinion, hut I 20 anpi,
it to the int, rstcd drnunciations OF those
WHO have assaiied the integrity Of tie trss'
tees, whose motives I defended, thrue'
they needed no defence with the disinter
-s,ed portion Of our citizrn'.
A CITIZEN,
Democratic banner., 1846-10-12
THE wAREiIOUsING SYSTEM
a CITIZEN

DAT merchants will find great advantage.
from thi. system, when once inll, in op-rrli,r r.
As i, will .nILie them 10 10 t'.s sam. amount OF
bust hess with 1t lest fifty per, cent. less e"Pi-
tai. Their i"reign go"'s will be purchased an
hon Is given :or the payn-At o! tie duties # 81.
Louis, AMI they will enter stores with the priv
;l-ge of lay ing twelve month, ,nr until they are
Offered for sale. Many articles will doubtless
h. disposed Of AM taken by the purchasers Ii
rect 'rnin The C"vcrrmtIi wtr,fcr>s. st. l.n,ti<
t"r Ia. aIu'InI r~rquirr,; I" pay the duty uiFlcr
tie ua: >H,Itm cpn lew l.. used in making the
first 2iIc.. - e. 81 o.!E, and The inti,s nee! MT
be p.i:. 'a>i'-tl.:r the 700 Is are with lr,wn for
n. 50 fi:'c merchant fry per cent, and be the
mean Of 7. wing II this ya irt u Frye portion If
the ira.!c mhicL las ~!i-reiui; re zen, Ia our Attain
lie 'ili...
In St. L ,Li>, - n II! nt:Irr western cities.
..c,rit:l is scArc', an the ac,uf lrmrn.'s of lcei-
'timat- tra'!e ur' gre. ter han We are ahle veil 10
supply. We h"Tr MT money enough 10 purchase
the geo! Is require! by the c,mtry d"p.,r'"'i W.
on us, anh, al the S%~ time. afard :%..ciii,i.s rr
tho Transfer ofonr immense quantities o. ?rn nee.
SO any measure c. ~'cni,tc! 10 r. litrc TIE mr,-
;chI"t from a "'rii"r o't''r "ri,y heretofore re-
.qn'rr.', docs IL ;rt at In. some -nrci - IN
I'ciu ! in rr:.>r ,; c~"L.t... !i il ,r;lirs Linn ~
riIr"h So q larger aIr"u:t - zoos AMI 10 Larger
Democratic banner., 1846-10-12

r; ~. are ut rr.s.i.;-s ir|lI e "tt.uI-
cy in the Miss ,ari delegation IL C"n.l IS
occasioncd By tie resignation Of IT, H"'.
Sterling Price. They are both g"rtleIn"r
of known ability, ana tried political faiti'
Either could gil the seat TO which he as
;,ir. S, with cr",ii. to himself, and honor &c
his STATE; sat if both s',pu:d continue M
on tie f..!i, Il is not probable that eit!'"l
would he allowed that privilege. as !o; =
G. Miller of Cooper will certainly contest
the race ON the part of the Wings, and il
will require Tie undivided vote of the Dem.
ocratic party to def, at him. We hope
the refore, that some satisfactory arrange
'mcnt may be made. By which only ohe 81
chem, it matters not which, si:aii be RUN =.
the Democratic candidate. In that event
his Gle elton would be sure, and our triumph
certain. And for this end, tits only neces:
'sary tat tf:cy, a, wei! Al the other d,'tiIt.
Z .::s'.rd D..a,"rat<, Who have been named
in connexion witt, the %nlice, should agree
to abide the decision Of the State contra
committee, which was to have convened
at Jef.rson City IN the Of. inst. This o
was appointed by the last State
Convention to gil any vacancy which nIigs,i
occur in our delegation, and accordingly
tue chairman Of the committee notified Il
different members that a called meeting
would be held on the st., inst, for the pur-
pose Of making a Nomination to fill the Va.
cancy in que stion. VIZ trust t! at tiei,
selection may give satisfaction to all
Since writ;ng The above We have recriv-
FL tire St. Lonis UEion of the 9th, from
which we mak. the following extract:
The Metropolitan { .,ublis!'ed a, Jrff.r-
City under date Of the Gu inst u. says
the Democratic CeniralC Committee conven-
cd in this city on yesterday, and after due
de liberation. decided t" place before tie
Of the State the name Of Majrr
cDANIsI, Of NJ ,rion .coun'v. as the
the candidate OF our party I" be surror'"d
Tor the sent in Congress made vacant b.,
The resignation of Col Price.
The rle"t;rA to ne t.eld on Saturday, thu
day e the present mcnth."
From this it viii tc Seen tia: Mai,r
:"n, how be Considered the ran-
Of THE Democratic party; and !" arii
received an emit: usias'ie support f-rm
party. IL has long h-h a t'wer Of
strength to the drn6cratic cause, anI. a 'iiv-
ing terror to TIE Wigs Of lis region af
the State.