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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-26
CELEBRATION OF RETRocEssloN.

On Saturday last (says The Alexandra Ga
ze,le the occasion of The relrocession OF the town
and county OF Alexandria TO Virginia, was cele-
bra,ed in this place, in an appropriate and hand
some manner. National salutes were hired al
sunrise al noon and a. sunset. The flags OF The
shipping in port were displayed, and flags sus-
pended in different parts OF The town. Al 10 o.
clock the procession formed under the command
Of Dr.. WIN. L. Powell, Chief Marshall, assisted
by his aids, and marched through the principal
streets. The military made beautiful display
The Rinegold Cavalry aud the Mount Vernon
Guards attracted much attention. Two fine
bands Of music accompanied The procession
The Alexandria Brass Band and the Independent
Brass Band. The Mayor and Common Council
and long line of citizens, also united on The oc.
casion.
Abou, noon the procession arrived at The Pnb-
lie Square, and a large concourse asse mbled.-
A tervent prayer was offered by Rev. Elias Har.
risen. and eloquent addresses were delivered BY
G. w. P. Custis Of The county. and F. l.. Smith,
OF this town. The audience vast then dismissed,
and The ceremonies of The occasion closed. Bu-
siness was suspended throughout the day, and
The weather being pleasant, the streets were
crowded with our population, and number OF
strangers and citizens from the adjoining coun.
ties. Every Thing passed of in the happies' man.
ner, and no accident or disorder occurred 10 maj
the generation and harmony.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-26
TuE GENERAL ASSEMBLY

IL Ill
Adionrpcd finally Yesterday afternoon al na'
pas O'Clock. We were present IN .he rio"'s u; =
Delegates. when Mr.. Speaker j. W. Jones "'''
missed Ina, body in few touching ana ao'''''A
Bile remarks. as follows;
Geni,e,qea Of The House ~ Delegates .s;,nour
rms day, gentlemen, closes iot ~. ne oeonIe 10
,,ta,e ne III. REPRESENTATIVES oil the peo.'ei
whom we are about 10 return 10 ien'J J;s"haro.
ri The manner in which we have o'sena,n
~ ,na b;oh ,ru>t confded 10 rs BY OUT eons,
en,s And Leture perform The lasl o,lc,", la, ' nv
~ nv s,ainn, allow me 10 re'u'n ~ ,,;dsnccs
s,aelul thanks, not only for Inc hldn. snd ecne-
! haze had oil your nda'senl k'ncne, ,ha nsi;od
rous confidence and support ouli9s h.i for The
49,. n,..,i,d over your deliberations, w ' con
nav. w srnression of appreciation OF my oon
', 1,n yourresaluton lhs day adol"eo vs..
800 Gen;smep. have no language ~. ~,
l., - s,n,ess he decp sense a grai'uue ~
,,;s ,es, imonial of your COED ofin,'n. - which
'u., - SNEAKER Of This House, ~ "h'.m
L.onn yonr pra>u!e 10 elevate me- a, az
!. nds ~. oreal labor and high resPonsio.lny.
, ~. ~ "Is ss however have been Comparatively
", y. .sr,c,ed so BY he orderly conduc! auo".
.er,,n.,n, NJ It's members, ana inf'r - -
aI,,,me, promptly 10 discharge Inc uu.'I =; IT,,
Cd ,bem. No man who has noi se''e N.
d,liheralive HSSemOlIrS ca" wy ~ r,Iae
:nor,ancc OF a slrict observance OF loose ru!es
,r,,;cb are ordinarily adopledto shield u,nofiNS
s,.;ns, The entertainments Of power, ana 10 pro-
,nc, from unnecessary and walton violence ue
,sel;nos of members, or Of that sell Ie>pecl whcn
nrn,nnIs members willingly 10 submit TO iheir
ansralion. and thus 10 main am mat oIuef, oeeo
INN and dignity Tor which the Legislature OF
virainia has been so long and so Justly famed.
IN The discharge Of my duties ! may: anu on,
Doubtless have, often erred; but The KIND lnau,-
eence. The generous confidence and suPPor' wn'cn
YOU lave. under all circumstances, eAiehuea ~
me afJrd The surest guaranty that my errors,
whatever lhev may have been, have peen errors
If Inc head ana no. OF the hrar; and OF ih's ae-
sir. no higher evi itnce Than is anooco ny your
res,lu,i,,n' whe h has been This day adop'ed-a
testimonial that | sha J very long cheIish as one
Of The most pleasing recoliecllons of my NE.
In taking leave Of you, gentlemen, allow me 10
express tic hoTc that you may al 'elnrn N SAFE
y The circle oil your iiends, and to me oos.m'
oil iur families.
IL rrnairs Tor me 10 announce that This House
stands atjou ned, s,ns de
The parting wiki the different members was
full OF solemnily.
Much important business has been transacted
At his necessarily prolonged session. They pass
ID, we learn, ESQ acts.
We wish every Senator and Member safe
md happy return 10 his family and his consli'u-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-26
DISTRICT CONVENTION.

Al meeting of the Democratic District Con-
yintion for James City, York, and The city Of
Williamsburg, held a; Yorktown on Monday, The
18th day OF March, lS47, for the purpose OF no.
mina,ng a Republican candidate 10 represent
that legislative district in The next General AS
sembly, The following delegates were present:
From York Couniy-Daniel Carmine, Colonel
Thomas G. Russell, VIM. Nelson, l.. Spencer,
Geo. w. Bray, JOS R. Nottingham, Elliott w.
EIudsins, VIM. NJ. Petit, Lewis Moreland, Cap
tain Christopher Curtis, Geo. Hogg, and Robert
ThrockmoIton.
From the City Of WiuianlsLnrs-P Park Slater,
David S. Cowles, John M. King, Thos. Jones,
JAS GRAY and John H. Barlow.
From The County Of James City William S.
Peachy, Esq.
Col. Thomas c. Russell OF York county was
appointed chairman, and John Fl. Barlow OF The
civ OF Williamsburg secretary.
The object OF The meeting being explained,
Lemuel ]. Bowden, Esq, OF Williamsburg, was
nominated and unanimously selected as The Re-
pnbiican candidate 10 represent this district IN Inc
next Legislature; and WIN. Nelson, Dan'l Car
mine and William S. Peachy, were appointed
committee TO wait on Mr.. Bowden and inform him
OF his nomination. The committee having re-.
tired for short lime, returned and reported, that
tncy mao W6Heu On NiI. DONlCu, WIZ deShe"
them 10 express 10 the Convention his deep regret
Ina, al time when all The signs pointed SO clear
~ 10 a Democratic triumph in mis- district, he
was SO situated as 10 be compelled TO decline
the nomination; but he desired the Convention
TO be assured that he zealously co-oreraed with
The Republican party in all their great measures
and tha, he should rejoc- more heartily in The
success OF any other nominee than in his own /;
and thai he would Inc more enthusiastically unite
in his support. as he could do so without any mis-
givings that his zeal was prompted by personal
considerations.
The names of Charles c. P. Waller and Cant.
Robert H. Armisead were hen presented 10 the
Convention Chas. c. P. Waller received ma
iorily OF the votes present-a very large and re-
spectacle vote, however, being cast Tor Captain
Armisead. Whereupon on motion, Chas. c. P.
Waller was unanimously nominated and recon-
mended to The Republicans OF The District TO rep
resent them in The next Legislature.
And then the Convention adjourned sine die.
THOS. c. RUSSELL, Chm.
JOIN 81. BARLOW, Sec'y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-26
FROM TaE NORTHWEST.

We have been favored With The following ex-
tract OF q ener, dated March i7,h, from sterl-
ing and unainching Democrat in The Northwest
10 his friend In his city
thine will mol permit me, al this moment, to
enlei into any specu'alions in relation 10 the pros
PEGS oi our cause in The coming contest, which
consider OF more importance than any contest
IN which we have been engaged in Virginia
fur many years, considering The bearing which
i, is likely 10 have on The coming contest Tor The
Presidency.
ave are determined to do heler in the North
west hat We did last spring. in spite OF The des-
perale effort that will certainly be made against
US. we have a good and true man oul in Mar.
Shall, and will make strong effort 10 elect him."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-26
TENTH CONGRESSIONAL DIST

r. II u
We learn from he RePusl can mat An'nony
Kennedy E.q, has been nominated oy Inc lhs-
ric; Conrenlion a, Wincht stsr as Inc wig
candidate for Congress MIR. *. ia an accom-
piished gentleman, and man oil talents o"'' 10
iudre from mis- ,eJoued speech al Charirsowr,
hi, bitterness Of rolica feeling must render ms
election peculiarly d.slasle!nl 10 thai sterling DIS.
,r;c,. He has thrown away The mask witch
,nos, Virginia Wigs deem ii po'i'ic 10 wear
,honeh, We dou5. not, they indulge the same SEN
rimenis al heart. Accorang'o the Spir', o. Jei-
fcsson. Mr. x touching n?on The Mexican war
had no hesiia,ion in asserting. with all That
emphasis and terror lrr which he is remarkable,
,ha, i, was WICKED lxFaMocs and UNJUST"
We commend 10 our readers every where The
s:a,hins Commentaries Of the Spirit oil Jeuer-
son unan this Wing pronuneioms.io Of leader,
endorsed ny his parry as their candidate tor Con-
sress. Disguise i, they may, il is The su's'an-
rial position o. The Wing parry of Virginia; and
The issue Ia be Tried al The approaching eleci'on,
is whether Virginia will sanction or feprooa'e
such SUR upon the national character; Tor we
ran look upon i, in no ohcri GIT. The Republic
cans Of The S,aie have The decision in their own
hands. Lei then. sand " for their country, ana
annly The an,idute To his Wing poison:
sH.s il come 10 this2 We had hoped 10
uaaysn ,here could mol be found throughout The
Commonwealth If Virginia, one solitary man
,yh,, would proclaim such sentiment from lie
n,hl;c Musings. But re have heen rnis'aHen
.t,,on,Iefoed leader pt The Wing Party IN
1.g.rsnu-an nnen and av,wed candidate for
,,,',,in.,on ,o Cnngrr>>-has lhus spoken re-
arr,'c NJ ~ V;ts,ria D mncrsis ot The Tan'h
i1;s,,ic, hear /, in r,nn! From hilltop to Val
~ l., i, be iesound,d that your country Il pre-
s.c,,;nu a war that is damDa BILE and unjnsr, in
~ .ves ot MIR. Kennedy. What say you De-
,"oc,a,c sons at Warren. PAGE, Hampshire
Wopan. sc. Will you eno"fse a senliGen, &c
unius,, So unpalr,, c. 80 Ami A merican as 'his7
win you say ina, ih- lives OF your connlrymen
and ,h- rca>u,p If your country, afe extended
m war that IS ioieuoGs and un!ust! Heanx-
iously await your response.
when Mr. B.dinseT in his reFly 10 Mr.. Ken
nedy came - This portion OF the la',er's speech,
hen i, was IN fact, ina there was laying alive "
en- ling wilherng was The rebnkt. Never, ne
said an he exper, to hear that sentiment pro-
Gained in m. county ri his birih and least all
,s echo ken up and made 10 fevrrberale, by pre-.
tossing Wings. |, was what might be expected
from 4 Giiaiogs, an Ash;nun Slade or al
adams hu, from Virginia Wing, never! As
the people hi d given their verdicl upon similar
spu,im. Ma uttered in the days OF Hartford Con-
v.nrinnism. so would he lrave he sentiment nj
tered by K in their hands, endorsed as il was by
portion oi The Whig Party, sati>fei that there
would b. visited upon it just and righteous re-
TIL u ion"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-26
TUESDAY, March %, 1917.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

HOUSE OF' DELEIA1 Ed.
A message was received from The Senate, stat
ing that they had passed the bills entitled, IAN
aci divorcing Mary Margaret Sims from her hus-
band Robert Sims" IAN act authorizing the pay
ment OF certain sum OF money 10 Capt Edwd.
c. Carrinston;" San act Authorizing licenses 10
issue 10 propretoTs OF Theatres" "An act divorc-
ing Amanda woodward from her husband John
Woodward" IAN act 10 establish -four inspec-
ton in the Town of Slaunlon;" "An act divorcing
Paulina Wright from her husband Shelton
WrishI""An act divorcing James R. Jones from
his wife Elizabeth" "An act concerning Philip
Smith, Sheriff Of Clarke county," can act con-
corning the police OF the Richmond Dock" "An
ACT 10 INCORPORATE The Moorfeds and North
Branch Turnpike Company" San act 10 author
ize the payment Of 279 dollars and SO cents 10 Jo-
seph II. Bentley" Gan act 10 incorporate COM
pany for constructing bridge al the Point OF
Rocks, across The Potomac river" Gan act 10 es-
lablish an inspection OF flour al the King VIII
liam Mills, on Pamunkey river, in King VIII
liam county," "An ael 10 incorporate the Female
Free School oil Alexandria" IAN &C! 10 lncorPo-
rate the Orphan Asylum OF Alexandra" ac'
to authorize the Sergeant of The City Oh Rich-
u,ond 10 hold a poll al The next election OF Coun-
cilmen for the said city, 10 take the sense OF The
owners of real property in said city upon the SUBJ
ice, of the bonds OF the James River Company,
and for other purposes" "An act TO incorporate
the Ma,,aponi Navigation Company" "An act
regulating the fishing by foreigners in The waters
of Inc Rappahannock and lis branches" "a act
prescribing regulations 10 be observed in making
application for the formation OF new counties"
can ac, authorizing a temporary loan for the use
OF the Commonwealth" IAN &C, 10 extend The
charters Of the Virginia Portsmouth Iron Com.
pany. the Virginia Chlorine Company, and The
South Shenandoah Copper Company" "An act
changing the place oil holding the elections in the
Town Of Danvie;" Gan sct 10 incorporate the
Berfyville and Chareslown Turnpike Ccmpa'
ny;" IAN act incorporating The German Sick
Assistance Society of Richmond" "An act ale
lowing Thos. Duncan, George Scott and Lucy
free persons OF color, 10 remain in the Common
wealth." "An act Incorporating The trustees OF
Columbia Academy, in the county Of Fluvanna;
IAN &C, changing The Ime Of holding me in'In
quarterly term Of The County Court Of Gilmer;'
IAN actto provide for The apprehension Of prison.
ers escaping from The Penileniary, and better Sc
CURLY OF feIons therein;" Gan ACT cedins TO The
Unired States jurisdiction over ST Helena" AN
&C, authorizing The Shepherdstown and Smith
field Turnpike Company 10 ex'end their read TO
the town of Winchester" San act concerning
oysters and lerrapins, and the penalties IN regard
10 them"
They have also passed the bills entitled IAN
act concerning the State Courthouse" An act
10 authorize James CasllsDap, Of The county OF
Clarke, 10 build bridge at bis ferry across the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-26

GENERAL WORTH.-BaAzos.-This gal
LIANT officer left Brazos on The 25th nimo, on me
steamship Edith, bound no doubt, Tor Inc Island Of
Iers had lust "a ken place and we're hourly expect
ed 10 sail; they consisted Of one company OF In
fanlry, one of Artillery, and one of Dragons,
win jbe loht batteries. There are now only six
companies Of Dragons left at Brazos: they hold
themselves in readiness to follow their comrades
to the Island Of Lobos, or its vicinity, at mo
ments notice, when means Of transport are fur
nshed. General Jessup, Quarlermas'er General,
j. sill al Brasos, experimenting The forwarding
OF troops and munitions TO Gen. Scott.
fN. o. Times.
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LIEUT.. CRCZET.-We take great pleasure
(ssy. ye.r days " biel in saying hattie rnmor
II the murier Of This young officer by The Next
ans turns 10 he wholly unf"unded, as, from cir.
um>iauces mentioned al the time, we believed
would br the case. His father received letter
rom him IN Saturday morning, written from The
island Of Lobos.
sou,he,n papers arr feqnes'ei to notice this
contradiction of Ii C's dealh-ss there are rea.
sons 10 believe that lbe rumor was pa, 10 c'rsaa'
tjon for sinister purposes.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-26
THF RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
En the ENQUIRER.

The Dasuerreo,yps establishments Mr: Pratt,
PROMISES 10 add much 10 The elegant sia',hca.ion
If The lasle and desires OF those who wish TO pro-
crre good and beautiful portraits OF themselves
or friends Tie ample and complete prepara-
lions made by him for producing The most perfect
likene-srs. and The expense which he has ehcoun-
lrIed IN illt.ng ~ his gallery, and ~ possessing
himself oi all Inc Improvements anu dpP',ans e
IN The art, together with The proficiency nc MAJ
already attained, as evidenced by The n'imoer Oh
striking and beautifully executed likcnesses OF ma
nv of the most distinguished men IN Inc uEion,
Give assurance that hose who rafonlse niiii VIII
moi he disappointed or dissatisfied with his ehors.
AIR. Pratt has been Tor several years engaged IN
his profession, is "a very vofhy ana ln'elllsen'
gentleman, IN his professional proficiency Dc
well as his personal respeciabIly, entitle MN "
The confidence ard respect ol The community
Tni. communication is The sincere ana volun-
tary tribute OF one who has no connexion or IN
tcres whatever with Mr.. P, and is prompted BY
The sense which the writer enerains oil his merits,
&C an artist and gentleman, founded on short
personal acquaintance, and on satisfactory inior-
nation derived from other sources; and BY The ad-
ditional consideration that the writer, who is an
old resident oi The city, is, and always has teen,
DESTROYS of promoting every effort that may tend
10 contribute 10 its advancement and prosperity,
as he thinks this undertaking of Mr. Pratt GER
lainly will. II it be of The least moment 10 any
one TO know my name, you are al perfect liberty
10 give il. A FRIEND To USEFUL ENTERPRISE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-26
EXTRACT OF a leuer received by gentleman In
Charleston from a member OF The Palmetto Reg

Isle or LoBos, March l, l847.
ave take our departure from the Isle and GO
aboard our ships to-day, and will no doubt, sail
tomorrow. suppose you have seen, through Inc
papers Of your city, that an alack is 10 be made
upon Vera Cruz very shortly. portion OF our
Regiment is already aboard OF their ships an
chnred in the Gulf Vera Cruz is dis,an! about
100 miles, and if we sail Tomorrow we will reach
/, about Tuesday next. There we meet the bal
ance Of The troops under Gen. Scot. The South
Carolina Regiment hear will attack one OF The
main entrances 10 the Castle. We are 10 be back
ed BY fine looking set Of fellows, The Pennsyl
vania Regiment Gen Scott is now on board OF
a steam ship in the Gulf, where there are an
chored some forty vessels, having each from two
10 four hundred soldiers aboard. Ilbrgins 10 look
something like an early engagement There is
no doub, that We shall take The town and Caste
Il will be desperate engagement, and many OF
NC nusl fall in il, but it will be glorious time
Tor those OF US who ride through the storm un'
hurt."-T Charleston MrcMy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-26
Eriro.t Of a letler from Georg;a.

1.-THE Democracy, to man, are united in
their support of the Administration in its war
policy. We have no feeling in common with
The "Balancc of Power" men. Those who have
heretofore almost blindly followed the South Ca
rolina Senator, are found no longer in his wake.
We are all "Ritchie" men. May he long live TO
maintain 'the freedom Of The press" together
iciih other Democratic measn,cs-F'eds and Ba-
lance Of Power men 10 Inc contrary notwithslan-
dinuD
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To the Editors of The Enqn,rer:
Nrw ORrpAss IGh March lS47.


Gentlemen:-We are all here in prodigious
STATE oil excitement, IN account OF The perilous po-
.ilon OF Gen Taylor and our posts on The Rio
Grande. Whilst write, our House OF Repre-
sen,aives is dellberalins en- the p'opriey Of send
ing large body oil forces 10 The aid Of General
Taylor. The infantry companies oil the Louisi-
ana Legion have met TO offer their services. We
are hourly in expectation Of the arrival Of YES
sci with authentic news from Brazos. Your
Col. Hamlramck and AGjuIant August left last
night for Braz,s. Ii. Col. Randolph is al Ca
MARCO By This, with his six companies. The
Virginia Regiment is every where spoken OF as
the nnest body Of Volunteers that have appeared
on The arena OF war There is one universal
condemnation OF SCOTS withdrawal Of all the re-
guitars, ana so large body 81 volunteers, from
The line Of Taylors communications. There are
but 900 men in all The valley ofthe Rio Grande,
and not 900 regulars.
That must lamenlable event Of the whole war
the disarmament of the 5000 Louisiana Vo-
lunieers last Summer, has not only been The cause
OF many OF our disasters in Mexico, but also
renders il extremely difficult 10 raise volunteers.
Previous 10 that unfortunate event. 90, 900 volun-
,eers could have been raised easily.
To give You some idea oflhe superiority OF our
volunteers Tor warfare in Mexico, need only
sale the TACT, that cut Of 5 COO men who were
encamped on the Rio Grande during he three
.ickliest mcnIhs Of The Summer, tho six regi-
mems did not average loss OF six each, whilst
The regiments from The North and West have been
ia a much ,borer time nearly decimated.
Some surprise is expressed here, that none Of
/ The officers Of The Louisiana Brigade, many oil
whom arc applicants for commands, and are ex.
celent officers have no! been appointed BY the
President. The appointment of Col, Butler is a
very rnpular one. Gen. Benton is daily expect
ed II is no. improbable that be may vet have
,be chief command in Mexico If the disasters
on The Rio Grande are Of a serious nature, Scot
will, il is supposed, be recalled; and Gen. Taylor
has, in leuers 10 gentlemen in This city, expressed
his desire and expectation OF returning soon tc
Louisiana. We are hourly expecting 10 hear o
The taking of Vera Cruz. The attack was 10 b
made on the 10 h instant.
Very respectfully.
1--WE should be most happy IL hear occasional
ly from our friend In New Orleans, iu these sir
.ins simu.-lE"gair,
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Tor The ENQUIRER

The Republican Convention that assembled
at York Town, on The 18th March, nominated
Charles c. P. Waller tor The Legislature. As
MIR. Waller has mol been before the public on
any former occasion, say 10 you. for The beneti!
Of our distant friends, that he is young gentle
man of good education fine manners, true Re-
publican principles; and, above all, that he is
one against whom nc TREND can allese charge;
whilst of enemies he has none. Mr.. Waller is
mol so we'll acquainted in The lower part OF the
district as some other of our prominent men, he
havirg devoted The principal portion Of his lime
since mis- arrIva at age, 10 farm in The upper
part Of York county. But man Of his abilities
and engaging qualities will not be long in al
tracing The notice, and gaining The esteem and
admiration Of his iellow-cilizens. In The middle
and upper parts Of The district he is we'll known
aud you may rely on hearing good account Of
his vote in those regions.
Captain Robert H. Armisiead, who is an in.
,eligent and brilliant member OF gu. party, re-
ceived very fatterins vote in the Convention;
and though he has been momenlarly passed over,
his abilities and virtues cannot be long denied 10
The Stale. His friends appreciate his worth, and
the magnanimily displayed By him on this occa-
sion, in not only yielding TO The judgment Of The
party, but in urging on his friends, previous 10
The Convention, not 10 nominate him il more
eligible selection could possibly be made, has
given him character with the public, which they
will be prompt 10 reward on the first opportunity.
Indeed, the finest spirit acluales all our friends.
Judge Bayly me, f'co OF his opponens-Mr
Jones and Captain Anderson on this occasion.
ONLY one fear is entertained by the judge friends
here. and that is that his supporters will rot come
10 The polls, supposiDg they are not needed.
But if twenty or thirty in each OF The twelve
counties, composing the Congressional District,
should stay al home because Of such an i'm
preston, The Judge might be reduced 10 lean
majority, which would be Notifying 10 all his
friends wish the Wings, who are famous Tor
boasling, could make the Democrats believe that
Bayly is in danger, and then he will obtain such
a majority as 10 put al rest all opposition Tor years
10 come. YORK.