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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-13
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TIE MARINERS DREAM.

= a'ers II n,du,s..irle sailor by lay,
hsn.tnoek swung loose a, the 81 IT c! the wind,
ls ch-aara snd weary his he~ awss.
=. visions d larfircss danced o'e' ais mind.
sesmi Il his B mr.. tffl:s dear ns.rre 5oaerss
81 risssares that sai'el N lr 5 n5.sy I'd. M
We ,eea,aFs ssosd siaewsis. haA covered ~a af's
sal restored every rs. bal .esre'el Is ,hsfa.
Aa faoey.het usae5r4 p'aioas spread 3fie,
I'D bier lie soaas dreamst IN ecS'ary rs,
Ns,v fsr. fax h iad min The grrva wstsrs glide.
nd t.lc e., u Its kaF,faghefs blossss tissyss.
= jassaDiae clsatrrs in isuer Ser he haieh.
hs swallow slnss sweet finn her nesi "A The wall
a te,saiag with itaasIar, he raiss,s TIE ia'cb.
sd lie VOICES Of le,,d ores f.p.y 10 his cal.
i aher beads DER him with loahs Of delight
is check 5 impaired wth motle.', warm lcsr,
q 81 The lips Of the boy in leve-biss unite,
,vllA the maid VI his love whom lis basou holds dear.
3ie heart uf Tie dreamer beats high in his ifeasi,
Icy qa,cbeas lis pulse al his harlships srem oef.
Aet iuaruur If happiness steals through his res, -.
Z. o CD ihou hast LEST me- | ash f ree a,u'e $
b. VIA, IS 1lai fsme Which now laf#is on his CSC
." WA = ''' ''''',' 49,
ee 'sa''''s .''' s"''' '''''''5 ".'
rs ''s ''''''''s - '''''''''' '''
lie springs fran his hanm ck and fes to the deck,
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u J.hi l. ate, Saii4 fdglor E1ir a.i JOHN - n
lor aad Christopher If,for. Ezecators If Sl.l,ag,
TWiof. deed, .ias,im Chr6son Dirid Clortsoos'
u "'am Ciafts@ Slammed Ciafksoa. James ClayI
sya T1oalos Jones and CGfiarinc his irif .lc.n..
FjaHg a7d Sgtg his triit. {tehei slid .7nseln p,GJ
u Etaa J ms dad Slammed orr Sous # John rJ,,
sun. dee'd. and said ca -i4e Jones ald Scl3, ~"
nag, ase d.uzhisrs u IL s0.i 5h.t Ct3}sIn 81
'J1'a GHi@ aud Jafa u ~ 81 Pig Is ,ciffasiiI
saiI .joia Catsr and Polly fIafi arr eh tt,4g ,i
heirs Of Frances Garter. rho FRANCS tLt,k.,'
and daughter 81 he srid John GARRISON deed. REX
ard Bailingrr. lrdiian Flint aud iiargq,5, III,
'cyt, pltich sad Rehari and Huryrll are ebiirc'
anil heirs If Paig Barriagcr faraer,g C,aI sa ,,,
daughter # The sad Joha CbuAs1a. iced s,, "'d
GARRISON. SURVIVING husband Of Elisabeth CLyhmo
deed Elizabeth cas daughter If The said .LLn
GARRISON. decd, he cha dren II he said EG.aI,M'
1aig, whosc names arc Wikao,en. .Ntai Peadrton
s9riri1s husband Of Spsai Pendcton. dec'd. ,rbih
SAID Sasa1 doetter cf he sud .iahi Clapls,n
dr~d, AID Tic cidigen y Inc SID Susan, II grn
thrre be-
Xou are hereby notified, l'at at ne dwelling lsu.c 81.
The 10Th day of April ISIS between sunrise and sunset va
shall proceed 10 take the dispositions Of th said Blown m
Jaara Eoblnk that On the 10th day Of April, Isis at
TIN Post ehc At fedat's Mills, Amherst county, Va be
tween The same h2nf We hall proceed to take the dero
ON te 55th Of April ISIS at thr Clerks ono -
county Count ct Franklin, in Franklin county, Va bei,,r
the same hours we shall" proceed to take the deposition Of
Ms g carpor th at the hoose OF John Booth
IN FtaniI1 COUNTY. Va. between the hours on M
= d' Of AInl lH We shall proceed TO take the dcpS
los OF ao-as Ferguson. itst9pher Taylor, samuel
Lie, jon liohefsen, Satae Helm, W ulian CL3rassi
John - iaylr,Jalp Ba9r1 end Ja=a! Ferguson II, s1
def arc re af."l IS eEdtre IN suit d,pandi#g i,
the trcut&Pcraf Count Of Law ard Cbaneery lon raul
In eaurty Va wherein Va plaintiffs you are dtn
dantS Should the said drpe.itios be MT c3r,nrneq5 W.
eompleodoohe several da,s aforesaid tie taking lr,r
vi" b. continued On day n al the several lace, and
within tle hours lfoe=a1, til they shall be completed Sun
daYs excepted
JOIN $. HAIE,
JOHN E\bItRN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-13

rn MOTHERS ANn M\REIEnLAnlE

This E>tart OF parla been expressly prepare
in Reference u female complaints. Ne female Who has
suppose size Is app aching that critical period, ''thg
uinol htr should nt-icc Ia tax it, isa certain pa
,cnty, Tor any II the and horrible di-c5sos
which trale ~hl ctcl at tai, tna Of lite Tn, period
may be ,alel &C., years by using tn, medicine Nh Is
les valuable Tor those apron hing W. manhood.
calculated ias~ist nature, by ac6cnng the hoal aud
oritue the systcnl Indeed, thus medicine is invaluable
all thc diseases go which women subject.
Il hi5rrs tie whole system, rencWs permanently the nal-
raleatlg=s by removing the nplrltIes o tue bod,
r smuatn. the system to produce subsequent rca>1-
ton which the OF most medicines taken for female
weakness aud dlsvase
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DR. IoaFNsIN sARsAPARILLA,
THE MOS ENfRAOHBiNAk MEDlClAElN
TIE "a oRlD
Iisls E<fraet ispn up IN quart bottles 1t II siS tines
cue Pc, le4s-nsf aud warranted superior to any sod
blit4tng the patient.
GREAT FALL AND WINTER MEDICINE
In. great beauty and ,erietiy Of tins Sdrsap4a, over
all other medicine while efadcates diseases it infigo
rate the body II Is Of the very bet Fan and inter
medicines known. only pIri6ts the whole system
aud Strengthens the person, but creates pare and sh
bpaii power possessed by oh,r medine Aud i1 tbs
lies lie gre4t saefe oil H. " nas4l1 success It his pasfa
ca n5hiH IT, past t"o year moi tan 5000 encs oi -
Fefs eases ii diseases Al least 5000 eases were eond-i1i
ne4z4Bla
Al're than ogg cases ofcbronie rheumatism
2OJJ ei#es pt - sprl,sia,
1,o1l case oil General IDENTITY and want Of Energy
ma casss ut the different Female e5mplaIntsj
2 no eases ii Straluid,
80 cases of ia. Liver Complaints,
2.59J cases Of Disease u tie kidneys AMI Drnpsyj
s.ptJ eases Of Consumption;
AL thousands oil disease Of the blood Uer
geher IN numerous cases o sirk Headache, pm "a the
~ils and Chest, ~pind Affections, So, ~.
lhs. we var, at aear incredible, bat w have
e'ies m Physicians aud i'm our azsn from all fs 81
he lniiel .tIte= Informing al e>laa9ararY cures X
Nm Bn'Sd En- on 81 the mat respectable nsn.ei-ts ia
4f&. ~, Informs that he cl1ral u m1te tupn ID
-,ssp chat par aa1s. Thsfe thalaau1s o eases a
the fy 0i View lrs y Itch W rsHsr o. VIII pleasure
aul5-l i sbar,.lsf l. Is Tao boz. msi. IN Tor tr pr
Yga'a1 Of da Au1aa. It a1Iolbey saved ts lives d
moe han
1000 CHILDREN TIE PAST SEASON.
Al removed the ele of diea-c, and prepared t'n Tor
the summer season It las never been known 10 i'lfe IN
The leaat tAem1st dei5eats Ind.
E11Ej NNIi$n.
TIM Satsasstia t-ed WI thy H5zt perfect slcress ~
Iil4r44, ,,,#- So, .f, AR gfs#t
onia e.tfszlt bias performed ialscA woadafhd %
Then fstn 5,yt Temporary isrI, tins 'n'treE
cra.c- 1t lfra the stem efen when the hns AMI eaaes
ate dGeaI llt} swollen
- fI,af Nj SCH Terry, Of the oldest and
spectacle lawyers in Isf.lud, Gaun. The lollong Is
extract IT Letter received from him:
u. Ioa..,s.D have used bottle Of yoar Sar.apa
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-13

NOTICE
TO ElR,NERS.hND PLANTERS
EriWil give partrnat attention To the sale oi al kind
" 81 Produces Ich
Tobacco, Flour, Wheat, Corn, ,rcn, Bacon,
d G., Nr.
Wefc Pealaly solicit the patronage Of our friends, 10
whom Ne pede ourselves go Use our best efforts 10 give
ttehnd general satisfaction.
oncnns' snmens ol tobacco and Flour for alc VIC are
prepared TO make proper and usual advances.
SMlliISON, SrEpfoE = Go.
l,nclb1rg, f,b. - ISIS
T. St'cptFo Stepat Jr, (,na OF thu concet0 who has
some practical experience in the Tobacco Trade, will devote
his Whole time and attention 10 that department 81 bu.aes
aud c would respectfully refer the ruhe at large To tie
lowing gcaaene1 who nave kindly permitted him then
4 names
l.yu'hwr. Bedford
/ John NJ. Warwick, Esq lalm r Sale. 80
Ir James saunders, John T. g topein. ESQ
David " Burton, Esq., llr. q /. Brown,
William l.. Saunders / Ir. Thomas T. Mitchell
ihonas ferguson E=i, Samno H. Qaares, Esq
Charles W StItlam &. l. W inait ld E,o
Matrh2-i 3 %
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pILESi pILESll puESl,n

:
In Tovn>ends Salsapaa is less successful in curing
this distressing eorPun tsn Ion diseases ol the Blood,
rePa, thsdmati-n and Nervous Debility Read the follow
ing
Nr Townsend Dear SirThe effects of your Sarsaparil.
Ia ry woudeilu Turtie las, eight years rast
se iee subject to eevcre attacks olthe pile duIn. inch
nave eeda the fortunes Of that comp ain and had des-
paed OF ever hndg ieoi except death have the pleas
ure u iuiurn YOU there Is yet balm in Goad have
used two boiiles q YOUR Sarpls and feel remains
my old complaint send ,on this tor publicaan any
person yon may refer tome would be happy inform oil the
benefit / have received at hands
lo1fs, truly, JOHN HALL,
July & 1876 70 Fulton i
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7
long standiag and asgra, a,ed case O the Piles
prnri,,sf office i2G Fulton street sun Building y Y
p3dinr "a Sistr street Boston Div ut = Sons, "
Nofth "a .tre.t Phadepha-s nan'e Druggist Bait
,.,lp n Cohen Charleston-Hu night = u, ChaItIcs
N, \ - los south Pearl street. Alb4ay-aud by all
the princip, Druggists aud Merchants grnera to6h
he fniiei states West Indies and thu lsuadas
F., sale in .ynehhaig, by u. X. Ia NAN i}fhSS 81
NV tg-oa / u months
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-13

VIRGINIA:
T ljus, hell i1thc CLERK, OGi.e ofthe County Court
"a oil Nelson County. Oh NJ nday the 9th day OF March
Isis
William { Roberts, Plaintiff,
against
oitF Rose SIP 1tswood Garland, Ncxandcr Brown and
Coleman w Kidd, Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
III Defendant, oty Ro>r. not having entered his appear
aaef aud given security according 10 Act Assembly
ana the rule oi ihs Court and appearing by sa-at nv
evidence that he Is lnhgbtant ti, Commonwealth
1t Is ordered that the sid Defendant appear b.. m the
Justices ol oar said County Court Nel-o curt
house thereof, on the ouuh Monday May ueA ard a1a
the Plaintiff bill and HAT copy o hs order b. forthwith
Inserted IN some newspaper publ in the town of yac-
nf Tor Two months snr'esoy and posted the from door
of tlr Cougtli 5u5e, OF ti- County
topy-'Iestc,
Mafh 6-"2m S.H LOVING, 1. {.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-13

NII'FTNlN:
4 T Rale he'a NTH CLERKS Caise Of tie Count, Com,
n OF = iafd Moud. y, Tie 3f3aay Of beruht 1s4s,
iohn Pawn, " lam PAINE and Thomas " lar, and
hhod1 Lis vic, formerly Kinda Payne, Plaintiffs.
deaina
Pollard Payne, Thomas Payne, Henry Payne, PASCAL
Brown, doe " hoey and ynhia ms wile formerly C,n
tina Payne, Thomas Brown, jesse Brown Daniel Brown;
I, 2abcth Brown John Brown and AVN Brown,
Defendants,
Ii CHANCERY.
The above named defendants not having entered their ap
ptafalre aud given security according 10 the Assembly
aI the rals of this Court and appearing by satisfactory
evidence HAT they not inhabitants o this monv cat
Ii is ordered, than the said d,Iedans do appear here on II
f.1h Monday "a March ny and The bill Of tie
pltla q and ua1a coI1 81 dis ode he forthwith inserted
lsr res. published In TIE Iyrchbnrg for
t'e months 50 -ste'y and posted at he trent door the
Coirt House OF tins county.
Capyl-'ies'c,
Jan lo-Hcn JOHN il. STEPrOE Clrx
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asOEs.y.E .YgskE&.

E.sg. We HEOEs.e'E .HYsFLE&
fENllE subscribers have taken the Mls.an Black Wa
Il ter Greek, near town. hnown as the i.anuhorne
Null for the purpose ofconductng the Milling business
They will at all times be IN the market to Wheat and
respectfully solicit their friends and the public to give
then a chance for their craps.
They NIL also keep constantly good stock Of lumr
a ground Plaster t,r sale at low prices
HUNT x LANGIIORNE.
}. e. H.
!. :. l..
Feb. is
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L.. e.. Nee,
DENTIST
ell. Is W Pm

nFFICE on the cross Street leading from Main ST.
" to The Washington Hotel, aud opposite the Post
Office, where he prepared to do all operations in Den
llslry.
Dec G-W12n
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StROFUI.A CURED.

StROFU1.A CURED.
= his Certificate eone.IsINcy proves that tins LA
Ii perfect control over the mot obstinate diseases o
blood Ihroa persons cured mono Aaise Unprecedented
THREE CHILDREN.
nr. Townsend BAR Sir: have the pleasure to inform
tat tdJee OF ehIryn have been cured Stro-
u,a the excellent medicine The, were allct
yrry severely with bad sores Ia, taken on, four bottles
teoh away, lot which lec my sell under sccp obllga
uoa. \ ours. cctlully,
ISAAC W.CRAINE, LOG W ooster St
New York, March /, 1917,
OPINIONS OF PHYSICIANS.
DR. Townsend is almost daily receiving orders PLY
clans in different parts oil the Union.
Tins i, certify that the undersigned Physicians
the City OF Albany, have in prescribed
valuable preparations Ia the market
II. p. PULLING, u. ~.
j. WILSON, NJ. u.
Il b. BRIGGS. NJ H.
Albany, April lsl6. 2. L. ElMENDoRE, N d.
UNITED STATES OFFICER.
Cdpf. G.. y Nitl.ean, tue United Slatos Marine
Corps and meabsr Of the New Jersey lcplslaare
uy Tie following certificate II tells own story.
Ra,'cay, Jan %, iSi7.
year since was taken with the Influenza my whole
system left in dchihated state induced 10 try Dr
Iownscnds Sarapaula and after taking tw or three bottles
WAS much relieved, and attribute entirely the said
Sarsaparlla have continued taking il, and find that
prove every day believe it saved my life and would no
be without it under any consideration
G.. w. MCLEAN.
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taegnrl.Ia / - l..aIl.

tacsOTI.is ~ ssiEs firCII
CRoc AND q / Es /.
oordIzxssIcN I1ERc1E.N1s.
ItAf.t leifsfist attention al Goods aa Produce
u sgasd -
FOR SALE OR SHIPMENT.
They have aud aoat, general and well selected
stock oi
groceries,
which they the pahr sni their patrons fair prices
asstHg iu f8rt ~ thu following
H. has Aia. i.aEuFfs- LEA and Aarlc1iho onte,
- bhda. : Gfte4as- 1. t5foix AID T. u >1ear.
i Do and bbs Malas-es, pat entla quality,
- lbs lanaess 81, IA a.ls order,
d. lafe- 10. Ma arrrl,
l. " DO
80 bosses ralaa AMI AJ4naa,ife candles,
IL sucks Liverpool sat,
- sm4li 30 Table sit,
ls0a0 Us Bacon slae-t pfl4s article,
511 kegs Sa,i, taa spkes,
800 lis 4 NJ Bli.teIei sell
100 do Cd Steel,
BOO do rounl and SPAR Iron,
tols Moantan bar Iron,
sou ID. Hoop lion,
100 acss Bias ing an1 t'in Powder,
100 lcct s-iaiy fase
- nest. Wood Nare.
/ b,zes Pine AFPie Cheese,
J. t1skefs sweet iii,
- hl-Atis Glover seed.
IL 1H5.hf sr#l
500 lb.. fs,yiI' fyhfc Let1,
- ID5. Candle Hlsk,
ALSO.
rinc Chewing aud smoking TJbacoo,
OF THEIR oWN MAsUTacrrRE.
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EeFlEED Nv T..


Mcdaniel & Lee
AVE removed L. their buding few doors above
the market house, Main street
I'm. IL.
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A iii holden in The Clerk. Of-e Of Tie Circuit SD
"A p'rio e'1rt ii Law aal Ghesfy, for the county OF
Nelson, on Monday, the It'll day Of February, Isl
HIVES y. Coleman. Plaintiff
AGAINST
y illiam " Iiarlis, llauesll Coleman and Mary his
VIII, Defendants,
Is CHANCERr.
The Defendants Iawos II Coleman and Mary his wife,
not having eaoitd their appearance aud given security
corin4 tn tn act II Assembly and tie rules Il this Court
an il appearing by satisfactory evidence that thzy not
inhabitants # Til, Guump 4svlh Il ls,rlera. that The
SAIL n .I5nte doafHear before the tolec court
At t toaf house. the inst day p nezf, and
answer the Plaintiffs bill, and that copy oil hi, ods be
rth i'h insert. lpe p1h,ishe il the town
OF iyncib1s, Cor two months sucee4sircly aud posted
he ir5nt do5rot the Court Ilouse OF this county.
Copy 1cste,
Feb 2S " Pm s. H. LOVING. D. G
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Z a jassaBise clar1sers in ilsner o'cr he ,haieh.
hs swallow s'rss sweet fem her resi- "a The wall
4 fefbiiing with itsnsper, le raiss.s the lacb.
sd lis VOICES Of les,d ores fp.y u ihs cal.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-13

Aa frey -ief snssiez paioss spread "ils,
ID bisr he s,ass dTeam.r IN ecS.ars rs,
: ~ fsr. iar. b aiad min Inc sresa wsisss glide.
aaa isc 81 Il lis "a. la,hefs blsssss tis EYES.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-13

JoIN ENuERS,
Feb. 1l-"lw Elizaboth Ia,lor
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VIZ. g.cNiS St0;lc:-

Fob. Nv iw
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sefs. We do not recommend lime 5 a paaacea ir
she i or anything else connected with disease OF
roiaiDes, hui purely because IT is excellent manure
ia - - he's all sfec'!is far lhe potato nalaiy.
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! s,her beads DER him with lc4ls Of delight.
Il check IS impaired wb notie.'s warm icar,
The fps OF the boy in love-siss unite,
,VilA the maid Vi his love whom lis bas3u holds dear
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-06-27
MaIG RARNGuRNERS,

Tte New York Tribune still holds of from
TAYLOR. aud is anxiously waiting see The pros
p.cls Of "iree soil" nomination ioT President
Here is It's argument:
But you are bound by the decision al Phila
delpbia and your pledges 10 sustain H.. NO s''
We ,rouA haze been bound il the convention mac
been governed by The acknowledged principles o
The party, and had Nominated candidates express
" 10 e,ibody and advance those principle. 10
LAYING every resolve expressing devo1on C
Wing principles on The table. The convention ia'o
our obligation 10 abide its decisions there Also
They must be lifted together.
"-tBul why not cume out al once for Genera
Tav;o,3, injuries a friend; you must see by This
ume rhal ali resistance is unavainei that there
is no alternative bul Cass or Taylor. MY frleno
VIVA is the hurJ2 There is Free Soil Coh
venion in Ohio this week; The Barnbnfners N
our SIa,e have theirs also This week. the ana
TAYLOR Wings OF Massachusetts have theirs mex
week. When these three conventions shall have
been held the lay OF The land may be better seen
If they shall only serve 10 exhibi, more clearly
The hopeiessness OF resisting the Philadelphia
decision, why that is something"
Again-an albany letter of the 18th juno to
the New York Herald says:
III leg leave 10 say, on Tue authority OF Ill ca
Senator of this State, Ia peTocrat,) that prl
yate letter from Daniel Webster was received IN
New York day before yesterday, which contain.
ed words to this effect Massachusetts never
will give her vote for Taylor; to DO so would De
an utter abandonment of the cherished princi-
pies for which she has always contendei. Was
sachuset,s will give her vote 10 none but
Northern man!
IL suppose this Northern man is yet TO be
nominated, and that MIR. Webster does not
mean Northern man with Southern principles,
but man who is opposed 10 slavery"
A Washington letter in the Philadelphia Bull
leto states that Mr.. Webster, who was loo "in
disposed" 10 speak at the Baltimore Rat6ca
ton meeting has gone home, and will not re-
turn till the end of the session-and that it is
rumored that he will enact piece Of "aposta
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-06-27
Correspondence Of he Pennsylvanian.

1t i. stated very positively and is prc,ly gene
rally believed, thai MIR. Clay has written pr-
vate letter to Mr.. Horace Greeley Of The N. York
Tribune, in which, while he advises Mr.. G 10
sustain the nomination. oil Taylor aud Fillmore,
he al The same Time gives the Philadelphia Ma
lona Convention an awful scoring for lis deser-
lion of Wing principles, declaring that the Wing
party has sunk its seli-respecl, aud DO confidence
can hereafter be reposed in t-lhat if successful
now, at The end OF four years il will be broken 10
fragments. Great efforts, !, is said, are being
made, 10 induce MIR. Clay 10 allow This leilef 10
be published.
Letters received here from the Ohio "W eslern
Reserve" counties represent that part OF The Stale
10 be in great fermentation, holding anti-Taylor
meetings, and denouncing the Philadelphia no.
limitations. At Cbardon, in the Reserve, large
mass meeting was held few days since al which
beth Mr.. Ford. the Wing candidate for Cover
nor, and MIR. Giddings, present member OF Con-
gress from thai district, were present, and ad-
dressed the assembled multitude. Mr. Giddings
declared emphaticay that he would vote Tor no
slave holder, nor for any Northern man VINO was
no, distinctly pledged TO oppose the introduction
OF slavery into new territory. The feeling was
80 evidently. and 10 such an extent, with Mr.
Giddipes, tha, MIR. Ford vas compelled in his
speech 10 take also similar ground. The writer
Of The le,ler expresses very confidently The opin-
ion, lha, If The vote was now taken in the West.
crn Reserve, this strong Wing district would give
large majority fol Gen. Cas- over Gen. Taylor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-06-27
asoBER SECOND THOUGHT,

The force Of reasoning presented in the fol-
lowing communication must strike The most
careless reader. The writer might have added
the Bankrup, Law, which was one Of the acts OF
the Wing parry, and which was so ssnally re
buked by the people, n defence OF their popular
rights, as soon as The ballot box was appealed TO
We think General Tia ylor's Allison letler places
him enirely in The position in which Mr.. Clay
stands, with this difference: Mr.. Clay boldly
took the ground lha, he would be distinctly un.
derslood as contending Tor The overthrow Of The
great principles upon which the Democracy ad-
ministeTed the government, and Gen Taylor, in
his Allison eler, stands committed TO The Wing
party to do the sane hing, il they are strong
enough to overthrow hem. The editorial o! the
Signal, which was sent 10 Gen. Taylor with The
+, quest that he would express his views in re-
gard 10 its con ems, covered the ground thai, in
the position that Gen. T. then stood, there would
be great propriely in his administration being
formed trom the leading men OF The two great
parties; and in his reply Gen. Taylor says:
"With these remarks, trust you vii! pardon
me for thus briefly replying 10 you which do
with high opinion and opprorel ri tie ssntinea.s
and p,t10s embraced in vnr eaitniqi"
This response 10 he editorial of The Signal was
satisfactory to some Democrats, who were led 10
think that The great principles OF the Democracy
were acceptable 10 Gen. Taylor and, as such, ihey
le, disposed to sustain him on account of his mill.
,ary services. II was no however, BILE
20 the Wings as they wanted all the spotls that If
fee would bring taei' party; and the old hero lhen
look The grounds that he had never sac or written
to any one that such should be The character OF
his administration. This satisfied The Wing "po-
ht,e,ans," alias Office seekers, that all The spos
should be theirs If thew could elect him; and
hence the renewed zeal with which they pressed
the claims Of "Old Rough and Ready" which zeal
had cooled of considerably after the appearance
OF his Signal and Delony letters. Those who
were in the political co.faenc. Of the old hero
never fau!tered, as he doubtless told them, as be
oli Col. Haskell, he "wasa WIG and a QUARTER
OVER" Henry Clay nor Frank Granger ever
gave their quotation higher than that they were
WHlas, unless they mean, TO convey that they
were an EIGHTH OVER, when they said they were
",ha, same Old Coon"
II may be thar the assurance was giv-n in
the secret sessions II the late Wing Convention
by Colonel Haskell that Gen. Taylor told him,
hew big Wing he was, connected with Major
Gaines statement, that Gen. T. was "more
like Wing than pig squcaled like Pig and
that he major Ganes) in his country was a
high priest Of Whiggery, and, as he was, so is
General Taylor; that caused the defeat of "the
immortal Harry of the West" as his friends
could give no stronger quotation for him than
that be was WHO, r"THAr SANE OLD CooN.s
We think the present position Of Gensrsl
Tsylor 10 much more likely to usise the Dens.