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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-09

gives tho determination of the Barnburn-
ers ofNew York:
"On Saturday we announced, in u
postscript, that the delegates of the New
York Democracy had agreed upon call
ing convention of the Democrats of the
state, to bo held on the 22d of June, for
the purpose of nominating candidates for
President and Vice President of the
United States The step appears to
have given general satisfaction to the
Democratic party. Without some such
measure, the great body of Democrats
in this State would have been vir.
tually disbanded for the Presidential
campaign. They would be party with
out organizations, without n candidate
without common object in the election
This cannot he suffered.
They will take that part in the ap
preaching election to which their mum
bers and their character entitle them
they will have their candidate; they vii
organize as the New York Democrat
know how TO organize, and they viii
make their voice heard and their strength
felt in the decision of great question
which is now before the people"
So wags the harmonious Democracy.
We say to the Wings that there are glo
rious times Ohcad-a victory is certain
All that is needed is action upon our part
Let no man sleep at his post. Let n'
man fold his arms and say, "Ihaye moth
ling to DO" or, II can do nothing II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-04

CO. lhynce an,tht~ takes Are trails aud pass
NV Yukto Oregon, between five ami SIX ihousan,
miles will b. performed in ilte more than thirty days
Some ut the Government steamers fitting ont ior
The Pac ic 10 extend the mail concentration to the
Sandwich Islands, ana il is Contemplated ultimately I"
Comprehend China in the 1t supp 'sed that
the Sandu irh Islands may b. reached III forty days t-u
tins port Tie service VIII b. arranged with reference
also IL 4 connection with W hrrlwrgh,', line Of British
steamers on the Pacific coast uf Souh amerlca.
Tile paper from which lrarn ihe foregoing parl-
cetsrs says
The Government pays $3.50 900 year, 'r month
IS mail lv this route between New uTk and the Go
mmbia River. and semi monthly mail between New
York and New Orleans by way OF Charleston. Sayan-
nai and ii lyapa The contract is tur ten yeaIs-
!he all constructed Under <.Iveteinent III.
>pacton with view 10 ihei! employ nen rhen rtYnl
rel. as vessels Of war.
One Of The Pacific steamers is in such s'se "l sJr
nadnsss. that she W be despatched 10 her dest I'll
ia October next. and lwu wl follow he, success
seIy intervals of month each. ] lie Wh1le In.
between New Iofk anl Oregon i. expected - ~ il o't
era ion 3annary.
The magnitude OF the pr jet. and .he expedition
With Inch 1t has been carried out reject the hyhe.
credit ike.nerpris- aHl energy OF. New York
chants l has nvused the expenditure q nearly 'wo
n Hons of dollars, all Of Nhch has bse. i.ni.I- by
our clz1ns "ith the exception II one year. .aI l'.s
advanced by government small IA. allnenis, ~
funded out OF the frs years mail erslce.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-04
MIR. LEAkE OE AI.REMARLE-

Our readers aware thar ON two discus
sion. between the Wing and Democratic Electors for this
DIstrct,was advertised 10 take place in Lynchbrg and
that, both occasions the of Mr. Leakes hea,,
was alleged the Of his failure fulfil the ap-
poIntment. twas. therefore, with surprise. we
fund him. unann"rnced until the day before, making
speech on edresday night. We impn,e. Of course
no design but the time selected happy in this tina
our ElecIo and both he sub Electors Were in attendance
on courts sitting in Amherst and Nelso-a fac, no,
unhnJNu &c Nj. LeaAe b.: ~ .i.yc IL a:s,,,lt,n ID
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-04
REMOVAL -SHOEITiR W.lHEHOIsE
T.. IARRiBEE

As removed to his Warehouses corner 6. Calvert 4
Mercer streets and has in store, Of direct Dnpora-
'ion 70 the celebrate factory Of Ttles, latham Walk
cs in assert ment Of SHOE THREAD viz brown green
nan oc1ched w'ite and yellow which he prepared TO sell
oy tne pale or less quantity, good terms the same
quality can be had Tor in the United States Also general
assortment OF SHOE Tools FINDINGS, viz Shoe knives
NasPs Fncers hammers, Avis and Aw Handles Pegs of ali
SEES bises, Webbing Boot Cord Shoe Nails ali sizes:
Cutters, SC. SC &c Premium Glass PAPER TO take tb
P'oe q common sand Paper superior article, ben
oir o"n manufacture warranted asts Boot Trees. shoe
AFees Crimpins Boards all of manu- actu.e of the
very pest timber and Of the latest style. Every article can
pc obtained at this for manufacturing Boots and
SHOES except leather All OF the above will be at the
lowest market price Country Merchants parruarl,
requested o call r. 1aRRARE.
Augu't2s-lm No. - South Calvert st. Baltimore
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-04
Sale If PoJLi. Property az Ter. Clu:.-Vh. Gal

so!s Of PobIie Property az !-ers Cu..-'Che Sab
Weston S-ws has obtained the ,,iiluing information
in regard to the disposal Of ined State. p.o, erv At
Sera Ciu1 Yl.oh % recJllect have seen be-
fore:
appear. shat considerable di..ati fac ion o-cnr,ed
from the nanne' in which s,es OF public popp,ty we're
offered at public auc',on. and all that con-ideed al,
object for purchasers .ld az private sal. to f-w
individuals. no realized Immense hy ti,.e trans
actions.
~ have obtained. from different passengers, .h- fl-
lowing Items . he sales Of public v'npery at Eela
Cruz, by the Government au.tl,nt+r.
~ Public >a's..--iere vDb.i such s. NJ. one
wanted. although full sales Of public pr g~rty vers adj
vertis.N.
Ir.r-e Sules-The L. :. ship S.. Lprs-.oS some
twenty tn inslrd dollar. vhen she sailed from Pna-
denh!s 10 Vera C.Es-sld. unbeknuwn. except t. the
purchaser. fr the am ,unt, understood. (and if
50 Jet The c0semnen. deny i) o! five hundred DOL
lars
Ih. I. :. steamer Mary Somers-i,,n-,ha. cos:
the "ossT1nen some thirty Thousand dallal.. and Cor
"hIch many purchasers Were in TIE marke, va,
sid Tor sol!e twelve or thirteen thousand, and mas be
less
The brig Architect. copperei and copper fastened,
which cost some tour or Ave shous.n dollars, va, sol.
! 400
The snr: bas . ID - private sale. The r'o-
perry at the Gas le sold private sale The pro-
pe: Of the island o' SACRIFICES was sid private .a!e
sni all was SID at private sale. 70 those ~ho
neced in is profits, before those who are recognized a,
the public had . chance OF purchasing.
The IosenIsent P.'peler Washington, Captain,
Pratt arrived at Galveston, on the 10Th in>', fro.
la'Nplc', sa Bra,s Santiago, bn, brou.H, no new.
worth uo.icng. Ih. " a>hna,u, va. bound .1r
>.w OIi.ans, and .G ino Galveston 10: supply d
rlal
Hiajo, Partridge. P.vnas:er ~ The L. = Arn- AMI
= al Galveston, the eh. on the Globe. with
hundfed an. .w.n'y thonsant dollars in s;scp, .o
the p,y q hs Texan Volunteer. engaged in tn. LAT.
wa' Ma! T. va. to vro,esl to San AIlouo h, e nex
BAT,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-04

GCs-See the article from lie Wing headed December
and August" The Enquirer and all its echoes SET upa
tremendous howl agains. the election uf Mr. winthrop,
Speaker Of the House. The Wing party was de-
aouacei fr choosing an Ab,on>t as Speaker, and
every Sonthpn Wing who voted for him. denounced as
traitor to the S,u.h Mr.. Winthrop, it was alleged,
was the real author Of what called the Nilm"t ffo-
ris seenI that, at his instance clause wa, lntrodn-
ced into the first bill brought torwlrd 1r The government
OF Oregon IN lc45, prohibiting the exselc:I slavery
Now this identical prnvls," c,aralned IN the bull
which became law. by Mr. Polk, signature. on the
l4h Of August. in the YEAR Of oar f. rd, 1913. The
extracts given from the Elqlirer will sh,w what vas
the opinion Of The Democracy of the South Of the h'
nousness Of Mr. WnIhrop's conduct. Ii this was SIN
cerely entertained what must the Democracy think OF
Mr.. Pu!k's sanc onng Mr.. Winihrup's Provso. in
bill brought frwad under very diff reni crcu Instances,
and when the question had assumed graver Import from
the acquisition Of Mexican territory We cannot see
the heart and do not pretend to judge the sincerity {"
men, We cannot say whether Slulhern Democrats
We're lnsncere IN December, when they rallied al M.
" lntlirop, or now when they praise Mr.. Polk. That
they cannot be sincere indJng both is evident ard we
care not which horn ofihe dilemma they chuose. II
Mr. Winthrop enemy to the South f,r proposing
a restrictive clause in lS45-whch SnuthernDemocras'
by the way supported is he friend OF the South, who
signed bill, CONTAINING TIE VERY SANE
CLAUSE, in toidem rerbis. and against which every
Southern member in both H,uses, Wing or Democrat
voted?
The Raleigh Standard just 'ef're the late elect'" 10
Nurh Carolina with an eye 10 the cloIce OF Se'ao'
next winter said:-
Ren,.mber! tha, Senator Badger admits the e,
suiinnal power of Congress TO enact the Nilmh .d
yis,, and contents Ilns-l WIN di'y'lo Ike S'o'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-04
BRJGEE Il MACE,

GROCERS, COMMISSION AND
FORW RIDING MERCH NTs
Nos. 20, Thirteenth, and l24, Cary, Streets,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
kL now receiving large and general assortment Of
- GROCERIES,,
Among which,
l9o hills St Croix, Porto Rico, Attakapas ana New
Orleans Sugars,
SO do and bbls Molasses,
900 bags prime Rio Coffee,
100 do do Laguira do
so do do Cape, do
500 Sacks Salt,
500 kegs Nails,
1000 lbs good and good damaged Sole Leather
500 reams Wrapping paper,
100 do Gap do
Is boxes Hull s Son's Candles
IS do 81 lOand 10 x II Glass,
SO do Soap,
50 do Stiart's Loaf Sugar,
20 bbls. do Crushed do
10 do do Ground do
29 boxes Teas
y tons Biistered Steel,
Hoop Iron, Shot Lead, Powder, Pepper Ginger Pincn-
70 Indigo, Nader, Copperas Brooms, Buckets Sc &c
10 which invite tn attention Of tie trlde-our friends
anu me Phnc generally. BRUGH * MACE
kclm.nd. ttrns. ELL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-04

and was likewise suffering terrible as Sill IL
AlrNcaus cime and almost up IL the uuns
"hch Mere pouring iHtJ them canister on clustef Of
musket blPs- NJ troops coulI haze Declared better
than they did. There taltering. The VIDE
gars Opened in their ranks Immediately closed up
and The men still pressed IN. Now nearly every can
nonlrr down. O'Bnen looked bark once more
snd, hank God Drarg>s battery which was lea ding
was just at tat moment GINNING int, action: Sherman
and lie Dragons We're following rapidly up while Davis
AID Lam just bringing helr rhameu and intln-
try out VI The last dep raye upon the plateau. His
pieces we're nearly loaded again, slow work line
Tour OF i've men about them being weak from las Of
81 til. But he determined 10 give the Mexican.
one nlre ronnd and he did 81; was as might say:
right in their teeth ard then he and the few Grip
pied fellows nhJ had survived the carnage. hoJbed
way.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-04


4. cle'' and most off, suitable for the finest l"acc
lao acres cleared and abn, 10 this in capita! Nea.d
oH The cleared land s AL fresh. and has never been
gaS'ured. and theret ose has constantly np,oypd.
The buildings are AMPLE and convenient. such ~
Barns. Stables. Negro Houses. Cor. Hous = Kitchen.
DW.!l!n: Sc. The ;aes mas 9 s..sas aud arg. pas
sges.
Ihe Orchard an! G.r!snsrs large aud :cI., and can
tam various ana excellent fruits
The proximity OF this land o. IynchbI,y allows .f a
daily .arke; TOY every thin. raised o.. the Place.
Fll"Fe i SAW MILL q cast i,nn machinery a
noie'n ~! improved kind. with "a 500: wa., wheel
nd = !ee' head ~ water power ..I ,n.ar en..,. on
the land 80 ~, g., il; I'll. inrs.h:ry .schi.. Is car.
Eled By water 2owes
!.ne-to.. is a. indian. IN Tie land. an. nuner.a.
Ii ne Sins IN the vicinity
!.e and We'll iious-. and Vel! Of ru,c wa.e, IL :..e
yari.
Ihe'e .'es' number % fine Spring. o, the land.
and Inc geek rnns through! the middle O; IT,
Ihe ne,ghbrhool il one ut III. s.i: large D.,,i.
Free School House "itH 300 yards 0! The dwelling:
The tonf House Is in .ghl. and the land l+ing in ne
valley b'weer Cooper. and ih. Lon, Mountain.
renders II /" -: salU5sous and desirable oca.iop
! nr!e N examination o! The Premises: and, y.in.
soath. 'he sale "ilI positively ;st. place. And On the
same day will is1 be sid. all the Crop, u. corn
SA!>. RAY the stock Of CAYii.E. 1irc>.
SHEEP. PLANTATION UTENSILS. t!Oi Sc
HOLD GOODS and CHATTEt~ paj. q, EtIRk
M!L'. STONES, and : variety of Other articles.
WI. l.. LAMBETH
Jul. 81 -Ntis;f
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-04
Robert T.. Kent,
u n " o II n T. L a II J II

SILL ATTEND REGr SUPERIOR AND COUNTY co,ETs
foh THE COUNTIES OF APPoMATEox, CAMPBELL,
CHARLOTTE, AND THE CORPORATION CouRTs
OF LYScHBuRG.
All business entrusted to his care w! be promptly
attended 10.
Address. Campbell Court House Va.
ROBERT l.. KENT
July Ism
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-04

N'Sl! 90 purchase large quantity q Wheat. and
am prepared {" offer great nducemen. - fafn.ers wh
haze good crops and sill give me cali.
Messrs ste!ec- ats 'Taaferro will receive Wh.a, g.,
me, AMI IN my absence will yu chase for me.
VIM ". NOSBT.
August 3--wSyif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-04
.NO.tD.7i-. SEPTE.VPER 1919.
FOR PRESIDENT.
ZACHARY TAYLOR.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT.
WILLARD FILLMORE.
or We w. y'ORs
ELECTORS.

T. John J. Jones. Sorfolk.
.. George ". Bling, Petersburg.
>. Henry 2. irving, Cumberland
:. joseph k Irving. lsnch5urg.
;. !" Martin. Franklin.
s. Wm. c. Rlvcs. ilbemarlr.
:. Roarr; /. Scht, Eausui-,.
:. III. J., Garnet. Wesinprelsni.
.. John L. Meredith Elrhmon! city
10. E'berl Saunders. Williamsburg.
u. Andrew isunter, Jefferson.
-. 4. II II Smart sasusia.
". S. Mcc. Moore. Rnckb ldqr,
-. Connaly F. IriGg. Washin,to,.
IS. &. W. Summers. kanawha.
is. g. y. Camden, Harrison.
Il. =. H. Piprpont. Marion.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-04
MACON.


tomnci.-We have placed the most remarkable
part u ths rcmnurcati thu extract ma eiv itar Gen
rTal las letter IA snail capitals. 1t ciia.id-s ex
acty win hts speech The three million BILL in SAL
IN which he dis ncy expresses his fr opp sinr
The !lmtt Pruvlsu at Ina fine. aud under the then
existing circumstances. Neither in that speech in
any thing else that IL WROTE prior to The Nicholson
letter, does he r lint that he is opp Sed to the
principle q the WiInot Pr,vis, With him had a
ways been. up to that time. least question .. enps
dieE7'y. and Of expediency alone.
Suddenly. without premonur. ssmptnn. ~e
fnd him writing 70 Mr. Nicholson that the p4orl4 kar.
been undergoing change this .a.ect., nd h.
among the resi-. ihis change commenced at a time n,,
very suspicious for the faith Of those believed il
have been real. 1t the eve Uf Presidential
convention of the party hch Ire has always pru;S.a
10 D-Iung; il written ia Washington. "a the .4lh.
and published IN Tie 50h Or 3lsr Of I>-cemhe, though
the pers INTO whom it addressed lived in Iennes
see II was evidently, therefore, cote up for the
Son aud Il answered. Tie .u:pose for secuse !.
The nomination.
( What he said y The sincerity - a rlan aaa chan
ees his coat to suit the weather. and who keyer sticks
20 any thing after nae become convinced that it i,
not popular? What shall say Of Levi. lass, wiz,
Is Nllmot ProviSo man dry and any thing else
the majority may please the mex u he worthy In b,
trusted Suppose he assure Nc that he
would veto the Wlmut Provisn, hos. with all ,heSa
circumstances fresh about ", cJuII sc bc.eee
him Rich. Wing.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-04

tass la langpate IS almost literally represented
owe The sndTscael passage precisely accurate Cen
Gas NIL not denF The letter. aul YOU may call on Mr
Mitsen, Ia any way yJumay please, for lis verlfcl-
tier
II the Sxihern States after this siaH chplse TO con-
s-T iTier ~seress the hands Of such wea
Geek lIta1n as Gen Cas-. az Chief Executive Mar
i,rare Of the Nation, then let them ai in his cleo
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-04

OCEAN STEAMERS.-Thel line of mai, steamers
between New York and New Orleans, by way of Hava
na with It's branch TO Chages WILL as we learn from the
New York Journal Of Commerce, be in operation
ne arrangement Is 10 connect with the mail line on the
Pacific frln Panama 10 the Columbia River This .r
vice is 10 be perfnne by steamer touching at San
Bias and MaZ ltn il MrAIco, and at me OF the min
riYa g;!ts IN Cllll5IHla nuI il arrives at sa
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-04
LAND FOR SALE At AUCTION.
Or SatusS.y. Sh ,S.seAte. ,.crt

4 RICH and Improved Plantation II 600 Acres f
"A Land on Beaver Creek, in Campbell county. On
'erns'D suit The purchaser. II is mile. from Lynch.
burg. and from the Coust hoGs. REG, the Turnpike
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-04
GEN. CAS>'> CONSISTENCY.


'fh' S'tIn5Ee par.t YlOlisIes Inc s.c...n. SOY.
eGuuIc1tIJn.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-04

'uTr does :; Mt fTve HAT III rar'y taken all
seacA ~ Mr. foH, shrn Ire sgurd the Lll Would not
Their JOY have oeeI oia moron, had he vetoed t2
From the Richmond Enquirer Of December ION 1871,
ie0ding editorial.
TIE ELECTION OF TIE HOUSE OF RE-
REPRESENTATIVES..
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-06-28

Your letter in the Telegraph of this morning. is before
me, and will as briefly possible notice it. You in
and decide for themselves whether your pictures the
best in the City not" would nq uire, how the public
can decide TO merits when you exhibit Daguereo
types made by other artists spe mens of your
ecuon Did you not endeayor to purchase specimen
picture of Mr. S. l.. WALKER since his this city,
Would you have done that if could have made good
yourself? You say that Agricultural Fair is pretty
place to exhibit Daguerreotypes and wish me TO inform
you or the public taking pictures is part parcel of
of Agriculture 7" Is possible that YOU the writer of
your letter. is miseraby ignorant not to know that
all the premiums that have been awarded different
Daugerrectypers in the United States have been award
and skill have been represented. Do you not know
that at Worcester there is an Agricultural Fair,
every fall where Agricultural productions exhibit
ed, but also premiums given for best specimens of
every thing that rare beautiful usefu for instance,
for Carriages, for Broadcohs and all kinds of domestic
goods for Ladies' needle work, and yet you make
such an inquiry. You say, your inquiry relative to my
premiums and specimens needs reply" Certainly not
for the very good that you make for you
never had premium awarded to you. You inquire, " II
think to elevate myself by descending low, filthy and
degrading publications, which have shadow of truth &c.
OF course, must lower myself low, filthy, degrading
things l. write your history. Do YOU AW. Van Alslin,
deny the statement in the Lowell paper that you
arraigned before Judge Crosby for taking pictures
hopelessy abandoned female, and that you bound
over the of $780, appear higher court, said
paper stating that it Of the disgusting reve
ations made before any tribunal If you do, abund
of evidence can be given that such is the fact And
you the that appeals to the citizens of Worcester
for patronage.
In conclusion would say, that should not have no.
ced your long continued and attacks upon
me- if your false statements further than your
character is known OF course, the public will need
further apology from me for not noticing any thing which
GEO. ADAMS,
Worcester, June 26. DIFF No 1856 Main St.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-06-28
Premium Fire Works |

JAMES G. HOVEY, No. 149 Washing ton St,
- opposite the "Old South" BOSTON, only manufac.
turer Of Fire Works in the New England States-having
received GOLD MEDAL, for best Pyrotechncs exhibit
ed in September, l647, before select Committee appoint
ed by the Massachusetts Charitable Me hanics' Aesoca
ton, offers with confidence the following articles o.
his own manufacture, warranted to be equal If superior
in quality to any in the United States
EXHIBITION PIECES, VIZ:
CHINESE and EGYPTIAN PYRAMIDS;
PALM and YEW TREES;
PERUVIAN, MALTESE and FANCY CROSSES;
ILLUMINATED STARS and DIAMONDS;
: PERUVIAN SUNS;
TRIANGULAR PIECES in LANCE YORK;
Combination Pieces in Lance Saxons and Chinese Sun
Tires, decorated with various colors
Vertical Wheels Trianges. several sizes Roman Can
dies with svered and coored Stars Bengal Lights Pig
cons or Line Rockets; Mines, with serpens and coored
Stars T0rbillons; China Flyers, Flower Pots, &c
ROCKETS, of various sizes, with headings Of white
colored Stars, Streamlets, Serpents, and G old Rain.
Committees Of Cities, Towns, Clubs individuals,
be furnished with Exhibitions of any amount from $50
$4,000. Any sty of Temple or Motto made to order.
Also Small articles of Fire Works-vz: Rockets--Eer
pents-Grasshoppers Bengolas-P Pin and Scroll Wheels
India and Pulling Crackers-Torpedoes- Lights
Torbillons, Maroons &C., will be sold Wholesale and Re
tail, upon the most liberal terms.
For sale TO the trade 1000 Boxes India Crackers 10000
Pulling Crackers extra quality E
Orders addressed to JAMES G. HOVEY, l49 Washins.
on Street, BOSTON. Laboratory, Harvard street. Cam,
bridgeport, Ms SeowdlawtJ2sis May II.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-06-28

THE OBSERVERS. The Worcester Transcript
and Spy, Wing paper, has refused to support
Gen. Taylor. The editor has taken time Tor re-
Election and consideration, and finally decided
that he cannot consistently and conscientiously
accord to the Philadelphia nomination the sup
port of his paper and himself. His article, de.
filming his position, is written in highly COM
mendable and worthy spirit; and though we
cannot see the line of duty in the path he has
chosen, we have it not in our heart to denounce
him for pursuing the course he has determined
to. We cordially respond to the sentiment of
the closing sentence of this article. Springfield
Republican.