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Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-07-10

STATIONS made in favor of him for the
PRESIDENT; his tent, however, is full
OF papers, in which his name conspic-
uousiy appears in connection. He
has nothing about his headquarters to
distinguish it from any other encamp.
ment, ii there is excepted a piece Of
brown tow cloth, that has been most
ingeniously fixed up as an awning in
the rear Of his tent; whether this i'm.
plies that Old Zack is living in the
shade, or his boy Tom has erected it
for his own personal comfort, is not
perfectly plain.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-07-10

o." Santa Anna Was voted for B
two New Orleans wags for Pouf
Keeper. Somebody suggests that the
"hero" made better run than at Ce-
70 Gordol
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-08-19
Business in view york.

: Z 80
I The New York correspondent Of The
National Inielligencer gives list Of one
thousand arrivals Al some twenty Of the
principal Hotels in that city. -whils.
speaking Of the large number Of visiters
al this season Of the year. The writer
says Broadway fairly grosns with The
life that passes through il. and the hotels
are so thfonged, that the feet sometimes
sticking out Of the windows are beginning
70 be excused on The score OF necessity.
The falltrade Of the city hes commens-
cd somew hat earlier and with more yigor
than usual. The imports Of the Met,
chants are represented a. being very
heavy. The receipts Al the custom .
house average nearly million Of dollars
. week. Last week they amounted 10
one million three hundred and Fifty thon-
sand dollars. InImidst Of oil this. conlin
ues the writsg, lest the Golhamites should
still be lonesome or idle, nice liiile rllI
Of foreign Immigrants continues 10 90 :
in upon Us u thsfrats Of about a ihousand
per day. One day this week they
amounted 10 more than seventeen bun
dred.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-08-19

We have heard some hard yarns 10 our
day, but We ware told Of one the other
day that csPs the climax. which occurred
Al Harpers,Ferry on Thursday last. a
horse attached 10 small wagon ran of.
down Shenandoah Street, end there be-
ing . very heavy grade, the horse BY
some means 60. botS bis hind legsIin the
front Of the wagon, and continued his
fight down The street 90 two legs o.
course this proves as clear as mud tina,
the locome,ion Of horse il not depend.
emf On his having four legs Of them
being - unnecessary appendages 40 The
third wheel 10 cart.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-08-19

We have read with degree Ipecu-
liar interest letter from friend 10 Mex
leo, which il quite graphic in its charac-
ter. After speaking Of The climate. &C,
the writer says: "A thundet storm 10
this country is truly appalling 1 have
witnessed several. and the lightning blsz.
ed shout with such . ehas,ly binding
splsndor a. deies description, followed
in fearful proximity BY explosions Of
thunder. loud % one could suppose The
discharge Of thou and parks 81 arlille
~. directly overhead. while na'ore aps
peared 10 cower and irernble beneath the
shock. - il the world bad been smiiien
out Of Ito sphere end wss rending asun-
der"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-08-19

o. Garrison. the noted Anti Slavery
lecturer. and bis friend and companion,
Douglass. black man. addressed the pep.
pie Of Harrisburg, Pa, . few week.
since. The nesting listened 10 Carl.
son. but when Douglass mounted The
roslrun. j vas father strong dose fol
thsun on hot summer evening. and !
pack Of firepcrsckefs was thrown in d
the window IN the rear Of the black speak.
or, which served 10 stir up The meeting
70 perfect buzz. This was followed by
= discharge Of rotten eggs, through The
windows. indiscrimiuaiely through The
audience. and continued until the speak
er ceased and left the stand. when the
meeting dispersed. amid shouts Of "iurn
him out, EGG him." &c.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-08-19
D.dlea.len in sIar.lnsburs.

The Dedication Of The Masonic Hall Of
Equality Lodge. in Mariinsburg, will
take place on Saturday the Alb Septem-
Der. on which occasion there will be !
public procession. and an address. Mem.
bersof Beighboring Lodges. and iransient
brethren in good standing. are cordially
invited 10 attend and participate 10 The
ceremonies Of the occasion.
Tbs Hall has been erected over The
Market h ouse. 10 located 10 acenlrsl posi-.
tion. aud presents quite 10 attractive sP.
pearance.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-08-19

The commercial community are look
ing for further news from Europe with
much interest, there being now two steam
ers due from Europe. The French Nail
steamer Missouri. rom France. with dates
70 the 3lst uIt. and the British steamer
Cambria. from Liverpool. 10 the 4th inst.
The Cambria being the fssies. boat 10
the Cunard line. il issuppossd she win
arrive 6rst-ihs Missouri i a16sw and
uatried boat. and no calculation can be
made a. TO how she will sail. r
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-08-19
4 DeslaABLE AasANeENENr.

MoRNiNs Lass OF STacEs.-Tz through
Tcksi.-Ws hsvs strong hopes that al
will be made in few days.
20 hass Day Line Of Stages bst~ cen
Winchester end Slsnatpn. and 7zreueh
Ticket IRON Bsliimossslo S,suaion ior !.
boat 50 Our Railroad Company and
,ke Pfop,ieiors Of The Nail Line ere 10
aeeo'i,lion o. shs subject. sud We hope
will dtkmuiuaIly sdyanisgsous 10 Goa
|sunma,s he plsn.
Such "a srrsngemenl Uonn slord
most delightful Trip 40 risiiess 10 the
GfeenbIist Springs The frs, dsy.s nav.
'el b. cars 10 Winehfs'kr. ll3 milss. ana
|she nsnl 10 Sisoasou. b miles-9oaId
s11td view Of TIE rich VALLEY. over /,
ino Nsc.ismizei rpsd, md suf;cieni
rest - ,hs most dsIier'e traveller.
The 1lsiI kioe eilI proceed 81 usual.
= he si'ss1oon. snl sfrsrd 10 psrsons a
|<nIesPriss md hs,i,h every isciiisy De-.
siietls lor r,pii progress
Prom ihis sflsnesneul Ne enbecl ihs
basl resoIs Hnn1rsdfd Jewellers viii
pfefsr ne ar, ,ni pless,oi route over
IN o'hsrs--1nd o. Their letrro non he
Sfii1ri t'I' Gid "a or16>.rniij al >i6r-
'1f on Iith VALLEY. eIItooI >oJ df.ub.ct
upon i1tir 1tsIl1 o. c6MfoII
I|IaiI1l.,f |,r<II,r.r
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-08-19

Bethlehem Section, No. 4, Of tie ca.
diets Of Temperance VS. opened 10 Charles
Town, on Thursday evening lts, b. z. ".
r. JAMES McDaElEL. andsixieen youths
initiated. The ceremony i admirably
adapted Tor the youthful pind, and will
produce : saIuiary iafoeate on he NOR
sls Of HE rising generation. An elsciion
Tor officers Of the Disisiou viii 6s held
on Thursday evening. tho 18th instant
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-08-19

AN UsPaorrlABLE SALE III i Gus
tomsry With business men. Oh cIosine
theK s'oIes Il evening. 10 tske from tie
|iiIl uhai funds they may have over siser
making their bank deposits. md slers Il
ia soms out of-ibe-usy place for salsiy.
The Cincinnati Signal relates ! case
which recently irsnspired u ! lhardware
sstsblisbmeDi. On Main street, which
proves hat he mos. obscure is not aIways
tie safest piece
hhsppened ihas The eIerk upon closing
the siore q nigh. found some hun'
Idred and City dollars u the tiil. and 40.
having The key 81 their proof. deposited
the funds IN 81 empty lea keflle. The
proprisior happening 10 Be ii tbs store
early b the morning. IN ~ Absence 81
The clerk, sold lie identical ksitfe. Il
Nbichtbe Treasure va slowed. ID ! coon-
|iFymsD. for seventy Eve cenis; snd an
re1oris. ~ % The prssehi writing, have
been Intellectual 10 discovering Who ~
fortunate purchaser WAS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-08-19
: The Psaee Party III NexIeo.I

The Nav Orleans Picayune. 10 speak
iug Of the prospect Of speedy peace
says: 10 Mexico every thing was a ak
es and sevsns. Congress has referred
Mr.. Buchanan letter back 10 ihe Execu.
tive, and thrown upon bin 81! The respon.
abilities Of the war. Aboul &c 600 me d
are collected for the defence Of The city,
but the peace party in tbe town is yet
strong and increasing and they have no
faith 10 their generals.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-08-19
A CONSERVATIVES TRIUMPH.

The Convention now sitting in the
State Of Illinois. for The purpose Of re-
vising the Constitution Of The Stale have
agreed 10 incorporate provision therein
BY which The right Of voting is restricted
70 eifizens. instead Of extending ii .
heretofore 10 'aia5;ianfs. Quite al ex-
citing debate preceded the adoption Il
ihis provision. which YES finally carried
BY yeas 81. nays co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-08-19
A REASON FOR yoLUNTEER,Ne

- On reviewing body Of Yankee
volunteers At Matsmoras. General Tsy-
lof's notice was attracted BY Hercules
Of fellow from New Hampshire. liz
ieet four inches high. He vas Only
eighteen years old. and bad apparently
not done growing. On being asked bis
motive for volunteering. be replied
because my daddy licked me-"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-08-19

The Secretary Of the Treasury is At
Rocksway. and the Secretary Of State Al
Old Point. A wag says they have thus
divided, With the design that the result Of
their labors may, in great degree,
determine the constitutional question
whether improvements by the General
Government shall be confined exclusively
10 san Dater !" and in no way extend 10
fresh!
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-08-19

o. General Thomas H. Benton passed
through Harpers Ferry on Friday last o.
his way to Washington. Mr.. Clay ar
rived the same day BY The Winch.ster
Cars. They both took the same car %
Baltimore. A friend writing to us says,
I'VE gave Old Harry three hearty cheers,
! tell you-but the Locos le, Benton pass
BY 10 silencel" Whats The matteri II
not Mr.. Benton of The right stripe Of d.
moctacy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-08-19

opequo1 Division. 81 The Sons 81 Tenn
psranee. uilI Be opened 10 Sni.hfsld.
% Friday nigh. the 2O,h instant. W p.
g. r, George 3. S.spbepsor. All mem.
bers d ne Order 10 regular slsnding. are
invited 10 Be present.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-08-19
= Nh SHArrea : Uor,hv r;,;z.n :

C. Ma. SHAFFER. worthy citizen Of
Leesburg. wss last week. while rambling
ihrongb neiehbOIing field severely bitten
% The hand by copper head snske.-
The local inHsmmaiofy symptoms were
almost instantaneous but Mr.. s. iofiu-
nsisly had companion with him Who vas
with The usual remedies. The
irst Of these used vas The ratilesnske
Esed. which be chsEed and applied to
|ihe wound. The second vas poison. APP
Piled according 10 custom. :under the con-
sic,ion that one poison will Dsulralizs
anpiher. via: Ezisk<y- Though Mr.. s.
& perfectly temperate Rsn, totally M
accustomed to ihs use Of this article, he
5rsnk qoart q i uiihott experiencing
,ny idioxicaiine effects. Whether this
~, beesuss 81 he nsolrsiixing influences
q he iro poisons. or BECAUSE Of the in
ledss u11iely perysdingl bis mind. Ne
eas16l sky. bul l1c sialelnenf us make
i ifbs. ar. s. W1s ibsn brought 10
TOW. .1d placed under The care 81 d.
Caoss. and Ue &c pielsed 10 add has
1ss1 entirely e1en1k lion 81 general
ia1.nn4.osJ sy9g,ons f.osionn Clro.
r. SOM 6il.ss :, trep,y toss.s ~srs ss,.
.,nsf y Or = f.r'l,6i. Maine. o. e.surdsy
III, n >1i'kiss, psls 81 t,isstls. scus of
sbrn bs's6 rcd ., Fscislirs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-08-19
VISIT 70 PIsEY POINT.


This attractive spot is drawing crowd,
10 enjoy the heallhful influences Of sea-
bathing. and the good things prepared BY
those skillful caterers for public taste.
Messrs. Kirkwood and Keller.
We were fortunate in being present
81 the time oflhe Anniversary. occurring
on the l9th instant, when the entertain.
smsnt was Of most sunp,uous chsTscier.
The evening closing with splendid ball.
Among those whom we met was the edi-
tor soi the Washington City Saturday
News. who furnishes quite spirited sc-
count 81 the affair. Speaking Of the
pleasures Of the dance, The editor Of the
News ssys:
"rhe sanniyersafy ball Wss also very splsn.
did ane gratifying enierts inmebt 10 the elegant.
" dressed, Numerous, and agreeable party who
stten4ed u We never saw dancing conducted
vnh better taste, and with better spirit No.
thing usp!easant Occurred during the whole
evening. Il was. indeed, an snterlainmsut
long 10 be remembered foe he gerieel and or
derly ehsrscier. II afforded the dspcers and
ell present exquisite enjoyment for several
hours. We had the pleasure ef meeting in the
ball-toom, one Of our professional brs,hTen, The
editor Of . NOS, respectable country paper in
the Old Dominion. vhs "iriPped II on the light
fantastic toe, = with such apparent sstisfac,ion
snd hearty good-wili. o. to create within Us
some reetet that nature he'd not bestoved upon
Is she. regulate qualifications for such enjoy
menl"
/ Probably, il We had bad the coed for.
luns OF our friend oithe News. Of FEAST
ing on The good things Of life We might
have been deprived the pleasure Of "trip
ping j. on the light fantastic toe
Az il i. our patrons have been 80 consid-
.ysts. that ne ere kept alesn and lspk. !,
quite unlike The editor Of The News. who
presents = rO,undity. 10 appearance. quite
becoming On .ildermsn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-08-19

u
The Hon. HENRr CLAY passed through
ChsTlssloun II he Wioshe,lsf Cars. o.
Friday morning lat. On biz ~ 10 Caps
Nay. Mr. Clsy VS. met Il ,bs en-. ~
large shrosg d our citizen -sl,hossh
The number would have been more ihsu
ausdrupled II there bad bsen any certain
y with regard 10 bis passing and intro
dueed BY J. 5. GALIAHEa. Esq, u The
many ENTHUSIASTIC spiri;s who had met d
have . glance and grasp Of The hand q
ihe noble end esllaut. The great and the
msgpsnimous GLA1. We watched with
some degree Of inssresl. The feslings d
some Of those Who Were introduced. q
depicted in The counlenance. Il Wa'
only BY such an observation that ihe deep
feelings Of The soul could Be is.honsd.
and = knowledge given 81 The degree Of
affection which bad eniwinsd ilsslf around
the hesris Of the people for this eminent
Statesman. Such : lighting up 81 conn
tenanees and bright eyes ue have seldom
witnessed.
As the cars moved of there was one
long loud cheer for the retired civilian,
who. before and beyond ell others. they
would soones. see Yoceupying the Pre.i-
Dental chair.
Many Of our democratic friends were
present. who testified their respect and
their admiration Of the eminent ability 81
the Sage o. Ashland. BY joining With
right hearty good win ia the passing cheer.
the about Of joy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-08-19

GEN Scorr's FoRcE.-The NJ b. Bull
lsiio says ihs, after being joined BY Gen.
Pierce. the force under Gen. Scott would
be 1910 IA. 900 men. leaving / / 10 u 600
effective. after making allowances Tor The
sick and invalids. n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-08-19

" We notice ,ha. in ons day there
were admitted into Charity Hospital.
New Orleans. 43 persons. On The same
day there wers 3 deaths, 81 Of them from
yellow lever.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-08-19

M The accounts from Ireland are
generally Of . more favorable character.
Fever is absting IN violence. andihe sp.
pfosching harvest bidding fair 10 absorb
The, surplus labor which las 50 long re.
manned AgnProducliye IN The market; We
hope the tide has now sci 10 fayorsbly.
and that better times are Il hind.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-08-19

The newly elected School conui.-
|,ioners for Jeifsrson met on Monesy Ct
|ternoon. md INSTRUMENTATION. posiPonsd
their organization until The 9Th. sllsf
Adopting The following preamble snd'fs'-
olution
Whereas, u appears 10 ths intividusk 80.
present end uho we're neli6ed n their elecl,'-
as School Commissienels usdef tne sei q ~ 4.
General Assembly passed March 80, 1871 -
he School Comnissionsrs Of she county 49,
notFsady q delistr over The beohs 80 IeoieN
% provided u The snid lei, be 4 lnefsfofs US
Reselssd. Thsi ~ Who have been thus ns'r
led VII nsetai ChafIlsionn, e ten eieloek 81
he 27lh inst, for he suppose 81 orgeuizisy
Board cf school CEN uissione5s ~ Jll>1s.
oeuniy under sid ~ -sn1 ihe sch0ol Gen.. a.
sio1srs Of Ne cou6iy ~ 81 g. Htnderssu ~
BE- notified, lilki doi1at dsY w shall ei'ecss
atseid pllcs q recsise il koSI5 and l.ee's'
= Rroxidsd ID Ne ii See liql o( ~ ~.
%
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-08-19
the "No-PARTY cANDlDATE. y

The Brooklyn IN. ~ Sta. says IT, j.
hardly worth the time or trouble for The
party presses 10 contend any longer about
the political sentiments Of Gen. Tsylor.
He viii be the peoples candidate. letths
parties call a. many Wing Or Loco Foco
conventions IS they please.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-08-19

o. Mr.. Atwood. The srlis, from Pbila
delpbia. who has lately iskep portrait Of
Gem Taylor, says that the General 10 six
" two years o. age, weighs one hundred
and fi,y pounds. and is i've feel seven
and hall inches 10 height.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-08-19

~ The viii q Mr. O'Connell has
jus: been proved il The Prerogstiye Cont.
The personal property p sworn 10 be nm.
der so goo. and be has. among other be-
quests. leit glOOOt 70 Mr.. Ray. the SecFe-
tsry 10 The Repeal Association.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-08-19

G o. Letters from Mexico mentor The
death 81 Il. TiPlon. Of The Riles. md III.
Sturgeon. Of one Of the Pennsylvania rs-
gimenis. The former was the son Of *.
Senator Tipton. Of Iodisna- the latter 81
Senator Sturgeon. Of Pennsylvania.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-08-19

o. The Washington Union Of the 2slh
uli.. in publishing the Southern news. ac-
cidenially gave place 10 thsfollowing:-
Ger. Taylor is still .. Walnu, Springs,
quietly awaiting the arrival ofthose re-
Inducements ~ yfs" Promseu anu Al,
WAYS DELAYED"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-08-19

DEA1H On ! DwARg. = ap. Tie prop.
erty 81 Mr. Hector Bell Of ibis placs, died
On The 9th inst. This colofed man was
certainly ! curiosity. being about q
yests Of age. only 81 inches high, snd
weighing only y pounds = Yin. BE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-08-19
The school Comm ssst o,sers


81 Jefferson county melon Mondsy,
August. l6. lSi7. agree ably 10 notice :
Present, VIM Grsniham, Sebastian E.ly,
Richard Wlll,sms. Jacob Hess, john
Humphreys. George E,ehelberger, Joha
{. R Taylor, George B SiephensoneI.
saac Henale, Charles Harper sud III NJ
|Gsllaher.
90 motion, a committee Of three. con.
sis,ing Of VIM. Granlbam, lssac lH.nts
and @; B Stephenson was appointed 10
fexau.ine reports 81 Elections. who report.
ed that the following gentlemen were }.
lected in the Districts annexed I'd lbsir
names, on The 7ih inst. as appears 81 he
certificates 81 COMMISSIONERS Of eiecllou,
| viz:
a
10 Disttiet No / u Martin Bilimyre.
II district No 2--E |. Lee
IN District No 81 PA. EntIer.
u Disisict Nos4 W VIM MeMmrsn.
II District No 5--No Election. M
In District No 6 "A tie between Samatf Rnskls
and u. b Kerney.
10 District No 7---si Gerard D. Moore.
In District No b. Philip r. Dsndiidee
u District No John r Smith
IN District No t0-Rokert w. Baylor.
In ID, i,ict No III David Fry
In District No r. DE-. K s. BisekBufrh
s In District No l3--Dr John Locke.
= IN District No i4-JoRpa WalrayeD.
IN District Nc Is Geo. w. Little.
In District No f6<-No Eleeiien.
In Digrief No ~ - iehard Henderson.
10 Dislriet No lS-.John lales
IN District No 49, DR.. VIM r. Alexander.
In District No 60 Wm e. Worthipgiona
10 District No 2i-- Carey 1'hempson.
10 District No 2z-- George Msnzy.
10 DiMsiet No g Repiamins Moor, Jr!
IN District No - William Meor.
Wbersupon the reporfoi The COMMITTEES
was received and adapted. snd TIE nd.
yidusls named declared duly elected.
A committee. consisting Of The follcs.
ing persons Wss sppoinled 10 settle Wih'
The Treasurer. WIN. Grsnihsm, @. D
Moore, George Eichelbereer, John Hum
phreys and H " GalisheE
% motion,
Rtsolptd, Thaithe new Board of School Csn.
pay 10 The Treasurer Of The ola Board
ifiy doIlafs-thirty Of which il 20 be- psid y
lanes NJ Brown, fer drasing plss Of dsirisi',
kc. and ten dollars 10 each IL The eSiiou u
Pc Fee Press and Spirit 81 jefferson
Moved end carried, that the CLERK o.
his Board be directed 10 hand over iotbs
lenlJ elected School Commissioners. he
Books and papers 10 their possession.
The Board Then adjourned.
JOHN HUMPHREYS, Presk
h n. GALLAHER, Clerk.
~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-08-19

az ever an that high Office, IL must be nm.
irawmeIlsd With party obIigaiioos or interests
Of any kind, aad under zone bot those which
The Constitution end the high isterests Of the
nation ii large mos, ssrieasly aud soleunly de.
aand. "-Lsiisr IF Gen. Tsyier.
Spoken like . fearless and independ.
snt man. Neither csjoied BY fisiiery nor
swerved BY The brish, slluremepis Of the
Office Of President. Gen. Taylor gives
expression 10 the honest sentiments OF his
heatl. Not q hacknisd politician by
t:ade. be cannot be seduced from bis
lofty position Of perfect indspendtaer. By
any inducements ibs. ,asy be held on, 10
him. uu,rsmueIlsd ~ pledge. be viii
go into the Presidency: and perform The
isnc,ious Notice withsh homes, purpose Of
heart and with an eye solely 10 the high
Of the ns,iop."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-08-19

i I 1 < + I'll r.4
l TENEEssEs The Nashville Wiz
brings Us returns from 80 counties ID H..
State. The net Wing gain ID lh.n
counties in the vote for Governor Il CON.
pared with that cas-, in 1915. Is 1853
vote. whilst Gov. Brown's majority iin,A.
whole State two years ego was only l,5tl.
Gen. Browns Whigl election. Therefore,
may De Sc, down a. absolutely CERTAIN
As far a. We can ascertain lbs Coz.
gressmen are - Vim. M. Cooke, Joba
H. Crozier. NJ. P. Gentry and washing.
ton Barrow. Wings; H L Hill. Geo, ".
Jones, and Andrew johnson. Loeo,--
No change either way. !.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-08-19


Lieut.. r. n. KIrsEr q The LEI Reg.
meat. vireiDih voluntssfs, sdvsriisss IN
ths Rockingham Register ior ihrss ban.
dlsd able bodied men 70 serve during the
var With Mexico. This does not IoeL
much like speedy peace. Bot. posi-.
by. mis- 10 10 give IT opportunity 10 the
Tenth Legion Boys 70 Ispsir 10 the Geld
and gain thsi homer and reoown. thai
spirit and ehivslry. which. sadly 10 say.
has dePsred IRON tbs. region il. indeed.
il ever had resting place there. STIR up,
ye tIiends Of The Adminislrsiion, OF ven
be charged with giving "sid and comfort
70 the enemy" By your spstby.
~ The Richmond Enquirer in en-
sr'icle headed the "Poli,iesl Guillo,ine, .
views = length The proposition for the
ejectuent Of B. B French from the Office
Of Clerk Of ;he House Of Representatives.
should The Wings have majority in that
branch Of government. The Enquirer
visits and dePrecates in strong Language
the perspective operation Of . system
they have bad in sciive exereise sll The
days Of their lises-they seem 10 have .
most horrible an,ipsthy to The cardinal
principle Of their party. ,hst TO the vic.
tors belong the sPoils.' The EDquirer
must have forgotten thai Mathew ST. Clair
Clarke, was !" faithful sod honest 10 the
discharge Of his high dulles" whilsi exc.
cutting the functions Of that Office. ye,
was removed solely because be was not
. member OF the Locofoco school Of poll:
tics. The Eoquirer's optics are not strong
enough 10 see that The President Is al.
mos. daily making removals in some
sections Of The Union for nothing else than
opinions sake. Ystihs editors Of that
print throw up their hands with holy
horror Of the bare suggestion Of Wash,
layton correspondent. ''ihat il tie House
10 Whig no Wing member Of IL should
give bis vote for the election Of any Loco.
foco Clerk"