Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-11-21
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~ The noIiteness of Mr.. HESS, the operator
o..ors Fsr,v. andMr MINGLE Of the Charles
town once. as well as toMr.S.s townsend,
are we indebted for the following deepa1ch. coa-
a;uipp the latest news as 10 the election, and the
state of The markets.
For the Spirnd Jsfsrsdn:
OrFrcE, HARrERsFERRT3
Novs goth, 1e11 o'clock, P NJ.
AR i ~. BELLKR, Dear Sir: l send you The
following, and hope it may contain something OF
interest 10 your readers. The despatch is made
am main,v from this evenings Baltimore Patriot
MaRYLAwp-Taylor's majority 3,2l6.
Observation-Disclosures gain as far as heard
from I9o There remains SO counties to be
heard from. in which Taylor must gain 1880
over the vote Of 1914, to carry The State.
y-eesxIs-There seems now to be no doubt
that Virginia has gone fol. Cas-, but by a majo'i-
,g orea,ly reduced since 1914. Tie Richmond
Times publishes the returns from all the coun-
lies hut nine which give Cass 5o4 majority
The Enquirer makes The Wing gain 4''9'' ieaV-
inc 1881 vet to be overcome in the seven coun-
ties TO be heard from. The Enquirer says: we
shall have the official returns from the whole
bState in a day or two, In several OF the coun-
ties errors have occurred, by misspeilihg Inc
names of Tickets. In Bosetcurt county, thirty
petes were lost to Cass and Butler on this &C
count. Throughout the State, however, The er-
rors Of this Kind will about balance, and neither
party will have reason to complain"
JL1INoIs-There still seems to be some doubt
whether Illinois has voted for Cass. The toll
r,winn is the latest information received, in a des-
patch dated,
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 10, 1913.
Returns have been received from all tie conn.
ties in the State, bat 20, and Taylor has received
E6324, Cass COLA TayIer's maj. 22l-Whlgg gam
IO,5G3.
New YoRE.-OGfciaE-The following is the
aggregate Official vote in N. Y in NIL but . c"nn-
ties:-TayI9r 2O4,7sl, Cass los $50, Van Buren,
1903 ,O65 Taylor's maj over Cas-, the highest
thus far, @ ,2l9 In the 5 counties to.be heard
from Van Buren's vote will be increased TO near
100, OOO, and put him ahead 6f Cass inthe State
near 5000 Thc remainder of this despatch as
to N Y is imPerfect.l
MAssAcHUsETrs--OfciaL-Tay 6l,O72,
Cass 35,284, Van Buren, 38,133 Whole number
OF votes l34, 1872 = The returns from several towns
have not been received within the time required
BY law, and will OF course be thrown out.
THE MARKETS.
BA1riMoRE, Nov. 20, 3 O'Clock. p. N.
The news by the Acadia, received by Iele-
graph on Sunday evening and published to-days
has thus farllad no material effect on the markets
p Prices of Brsadstuf1s ranged same as quoted on
Saturday, though there is less disposition TO buy
Purchasers do not seem inclined TO operate, mill
private advices come to hand. In PhiIadelphla
the steamers news also seems to have produced
no material change in breadstnil$. There Is but
little demand by shippers, and the tendency VIII
no doubt be ~downwaIds. Flour is held o-day at
S 3II a So 37b Cornmeal SO 90; Rye Flour
So rs; Wheat steady at l 90 a l G3 and 81 Oh
cents; yellow Corn G8 a 20 cents; Oats 33 cents;
Rye 50. Provisions without change in prices,
and the market dull. No change in Sugars, Ma
lasses, or Coffee. Whiskcy % IL 81 cents per
gallon. The stock market is firm, and the ten
dcncy OF Government stocks upwards.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
The extensive Cotton Factory Of Mr.. Hook, in
Kensington, near Philadelphia, was burned down
this morning. Loss very heavy, HESS.
FIJI U. STATES BANK ALREADY.
There is already such an eager earnes'nes:s:
among the Wings to get rid Of The Independent
Treasury, which has done SO much coed for the
country, that we feel anxious TO know what the
Wings will give the people in its stead, to keep
the public money. Nothing is said On the subject
whatever. There is no allusicn to the plan
which is to succeed it. We are fortunately ena-
bled to relieve the public curiosity by the follow
ing, which appears in the last Dela,rqre journal,
the organ of JOHN NJ. CLAYTON. a gentleman who
is named by some of the papers as a member Of
the new Cabinet. 1t is useful as speaking the
sentiments ola very distinguished I: Whig:'
.Tie people are to be further enlightened in
regard to the great leading measures in contem-
Plation Of the party 10 promote the genera! wei
fare. OF these, the ESTABLISHMENT OF a Ma
TI0NAL BANK, and the extension to the various
interests ofagriculture, manufactures, |
and The mechanical arts, adequate protection are
entitled to primary attention, and no arguments
or Illustrations should be omitted 30 demonstrate
Disadvantages to be derived from duly fostering
them"
This proves that the eagerness of the Nor1h
American, another of Mr.. ClaytonEs organs, to
get rid Of the Independent Treasury, is dictated
by a consuming desire to have a great Bank es-
tablished. We thank both of the papers in
question for the frankness with which rleir
hands are shown.
Did we not say, fellow citizens. before the
election, that if TAYLOR succeeded, his Wing
hackers would urge the establishment of a Ma
tionaI Bank '-Pennsylranian.
A FEW TRUTHS FOR THE WINGS
TO CONSIDER.
The following from the Boston Post of the 18th
instant, not only shows achO elected Gen. Taylor,
but the reasons nehy he was thus elected. In the
words of that paper, '.the Wings haven elected
a Resident comes in by the aid of Demo
cratic votes. received on the suPposition that he
would carry out Democratic measures, and admit
no g ultra. partisan Whig'' into his cabi.et. De-
tnocrats, hear the Post, and stand by your pritci
pies:
democrats. do not faIter. The Wings have
elected a President. He has been cllosen-5e4
cause he was takenlo be Democratic and inde-
Of party. HGen- Taylor he the indepen-
dent and honest man the country has taken linn,
he must and will carry om Democratic measures
The measures are more important Than The