Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-19

the Northera side, aud Of IN. las, who voted 81, ma
~ere persons Mao "ke the most decided ground agan.,
polls Its not that 4" the friends of IN. sSo,,h -
ference, on seeing this charged Gen Bayy or hi. friend,
with oeayng the South by counting both parties. and inn
mediatey several blows aimed at Gen R,xl,. N,h
Ing OF the SOFT occurred. This what did occur NJ,
AIS o'clock, but near night, after every vote which was
poed had been poled, aud long time after MIR Jones
ct the Court House. and when in the &C, of leaving
u. young man, whom did not knos .k.J ma a, h.,
course had taken the Methcdist ou..ton tsnli.I
10 hni, that every BODY knew that had refused To allow
that question 10 DO made Issue in the election Some
iurIher conversation cnsued which is unnecessary to re-
peat hs manner Was dscourteous, and he desired
to raise row After expressing him INV opinion of
his behaviour started leave him N, st,et.p,,d 10
strike me- which was prevented, "Thc excitement" for
short nme was very great, but true that at night
there any at all.
The ln'elseneet says-"I, 3. proper that we should
mention that our informant stated that Mr.
Mr. bay om the charge OF tamperng with the friends
ct the North hope 1t is by this To imply that
the facts IN this statement derived from Mr. lone. Mr.
Jones nespabe OF participation in such
bnt NV ittends had more to do with "tamperng with
the friends OF the North" than had Aud that they did
Is not "proNcH by the fact that Mr. Pouscn Democrat
OF the tst water refused for Gen Bayy ON the
ground =" the support which these gave him
Mr. foulson was not At Aeeomsc &. II. at the time re-.
eTred to- lie went tweny-iour miles Northampton TO
vote Tor Mt Wilson, and IN the Aecomse election h,
voted funeoeasuc and tor Mr.. Custs whom this state.
ment refers To asa Democratic member to the Hous,
OF Delegates who said be advocate of the North,n
Division ct the Methodist church"
ltis not Tor defend MI GUSTS Every h,av ,,b,
knows him, knows that he fully able To defend himself
But NAV be permitted TO defend Aceonac who has ad-
herrd 10 under all circumstances with more than ma
ernal affection. She, "a slavehodins county in Vyin
has not consented to be represented the councils of The
state by ireni OF the opponents of slavery" How
Prepostetous IL the charge, at Aboonsts supported
me- lnto what absur1 will not partir ani.m lead u.,
who, IN Virginia has been perseyerns in his war
iare on the Abohonsts Than have beenf commenced
A n - F,r.Ask -I
snow 'hs' was tue Chairman in the sessions OF '3637
OF the tpec;al COMMITTEE Of the House of Deesates Il,
winch Vas referred the abolition resolutions OF the State
oi vermont was the Chairman Tor successive ses-
sons Ut the Legislature the Select COMMITTEE In which
was rvieTtei the New York controversy" was the ,n
th' OF all the legislative reports tina, subject drew
the Inspection Law and carried through the Les.,
iure. the present Editor Of the Wing being constrained
TO sust1in So deep the impression made on ,b
Eastern shore ON ihs sUec that IN all notifications
wheh have since been proposed this law Accom,e and
Northampton have been excepted from il. ope-,,,op =
And since have been IN Congress- did not make most
DECISIVE speech on the admission OF Fords the Union
against anuslayory which II was auemp,sS
TO impose upon her Upon the my recent election
DID not make the most unequivocal speech against the
Wimot trovisOi And did not circulate it most extern
slNey IN Aecomae And IN upon The hu.tnrs
duiing the Spring campaign. will Mr. Jones and The
whole district bear me testimony that made the slavery
question prominent issue And Wing prhsses charge
and my friends with "iamperins' with Akoit,on,.,s
What would have been more impossible if either my
friends OF myself had been unprnepcd enough to have
attempted II 2
The Petersburg Iniellgenecr says The ENQUIRER was
very anxious TO get pledge from Mr. Bots IN regard To
the Wlml Poyo. aud sha expect tn hear ats voic.
uted up IN M iigHlu Teblke OF Jhe Democracy OF Acco
mae! Nov, Srs, the Petersburg lnielRencer will hear
M such hlng the Enquirer for simple reason
there - no occasion tor IT, THEEE DguocRLr IN
AccoNAc ~HD WILL. VOTE A MiLNur PRoyl,, MN
Nl The Petersburg lnIegencer much Tor it.etl
Iae rumO yCu referred 10, Messrs Editors OF my having
been Injured ia the airay Accomac Court House Is en-
grey Gnionnded' Twas thrown from my gig the sun
day following on my return from church. and spraned my
ankle very badly, with which su confined but re-
eeived no INJURY At the time referred
understand that absurd story circulated that nor
non 81 the people OF AccOmac who voted Tor me have
since eApiessed their regret having done So On the
contrary, some Of the active Wings ho voted against
me have been disguised with the matters referred to m
tins ncaon that they have eNpr sssd their regret
a hey dd So aud several persons beat acquainted with
iht couny have assured that the election had 10 take
place tomorrow would not lose hundred votes IN it,
have already made this commun cation longer than
designed. have written in great haste that might send
II by the steamboat tomorrow 10 be mailed IN Baltimore
with tho view OF avoiding the crcuy OF the mail from this
county.
Your obedient servant,
THoS. II. BAYLY.
AceomSe, May lIth, ~.
" D. A. an act Of Justice, ask the Wing and such
other pspers hsye published at the head of
tins aiucle 10 republi,h this communication. 4. H. b.
BILINoRG, May IL. lsI7.
To Prot CULLEN. Of RieAIaoGd:
Dear Sir-ln compliance with the wishes of the Medical
Faculty OF Baltimore, enclose you-and through Won 10
TIE Faculty Ut your lnstguuOna copy OF the resolutions
passed at Their meeting on the 18Th relative TO the
death Vt your late colleague, Professor Warner.
la the performance Oi this duIy allow exprees NV
personal sympathy wiki DR.. Warmers friends and col
leagues under this sad and pected bereavement
Will great respect, your obd't serv't,
ALEX. Z. ROBINSON.