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Communications.
ron raE CHARLOTTE JOURNAL
To the W hiss Of Rocky River.
"Old Zach IL cOmtmg!!,

Ftiier. CmstD You are people who
never foH. The galian, Wings Of Rocky
River have never yet hrrfndu,d. The
Sub Electors for Cabarius have appointed
Mass Meeting TO he held there on The
l4,h instant. Win you respond to The
calf The Elector, Mr.. Osborne, lion.
Messr.. Barringer ard DO, den, will Ger.
iainly be with US. Messrs. Badger, Man.
gum. Ciingman aud Sheppard have been
invited. their answers not yet received, but
i, is to be hoped some Of them Mill get
them. VIII The warm hearted people of
Rocky River, as ever, do their du,y
" on, you oil come Won, The LADIES'
all attend aud cheer US on our wsyi The
lime Is short but all the better for beng
d" Rough aud Ready" Don't forge,.a 1t.
tie something TO animate The "ouler aud
inner man" lie, each one "spread Ia.
ble on that occasion. The grove will be
one :. tented field aud we'll feast IN : sol,
dier's style"
! You may look for The +" Cabarrus Tsy.
/ Tor Club" IN force. | attended roarise
meeting las, Salurda, and Tor once q, lessl
Democracy "drauk ns blllefs."
! October ., 1873
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ron rHs CHARLOTTE Journal.

Mr.. Editor The " J,fIcrson,an " fec
weeks since wished to know how many
4" curio.it,es" alias Ia, Tor men were 10 Va
found smoog the Volunteers returning licm
Mexico. csn only speak for two comps.
MES, the Yancy and Caba'rus, and vas IN
formed when IN the former county shot
time ago tina, there is not one man ~ho
went to Mexico Wing but will vote iO'
Gen. Taylor, while there several who were
no, Wings intend doing the same thing
Ia this county, learn after iull ,nqpiry,
that every Wing in Company &C" all
remain true to his principles, While allesa
fro who were no, known to be Wings have
expressed their intention Of standing up 70
their old companionion in arms"
The truth is, Mr.. EDITOR, that eerlsia
men once so lus'y in their admiration fef
Gen. Taylor as TO think him &, foi Pes.
dent. whether Wing OF Democrat. but oil
The time believing him to be Demoerst
now Try TO "pfo,e too much" All hs
eminent services are forgotten, and lhsi
call him an old fool, an Abol,i,on,st andi
slandercr. Capt. Constable Of the lany
company has nailed one lie lo The cops
ter" aud shews thu, a certain JOSIAH Ps~
der is not TO be "fclicd on az 4 man d
vetaci'y." Such 10 believed TO have bsea
his reputation when q, College, long BE-
fore he wen, TO France to study Loe"le
co,sm or TO Mexico the "art Of lying
repeat the enemies Of Gen. Tay iof prO''
too much, and no, only the Volunteers tot
the whole country see this, and they see It
too with regret. The next thing we vii
hear Of is, that Gen. Tay lor is coward
and ihs, in poin, of fact he didn't fight Ihs
battle Of Baena Vista or my other battle
But tina, Col Santa Anna Polk, Gen. Les
is PHILIPPE Cass. or Gen. Democracy reah
ly did the work. Nothing will aPPeaa
the ambition Of Democracy. 1t Is no' e.
nough that Gen. Ia, lor Is honest and lahh'
iul TO the Constitution, that he has fought
the battles OF the country and been io'
near forty years IN he military service q
The Republic" |, Is no, enough that 10
is no intriguing poIl,iciao," that be So
bose Pariy and refuses 10 suomi 10 P''
" pledges" and says tina, he viii ao' Oe'
If elected, the President Of Party, o''
Of the whole Country. J hal he IS not
red, wool.dyed Demoera, damns HIN lore
yer IN their eyes. Cass is their man. 's
is still better than Polk. lie Is Norm
ern Man with Southern Principles I"
~ twin brother Of Martin Van Buren,
(once q pink Of Democracy, but oil nov
the mighty are faIIeo!) More than az %
is for War and Conquest. Follow nun
follow him. ye Democrats. The lHe"o'
of Peace will go for Fay lor and The e'O"
Try us 1t is"
A.B.C.
Concord, Sept. 30, ls4s.
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seen, think This State is certain for The
Wing ticket by large majority.
Please TO make my Acknowledgements TO
the membersof your club. and believe me,
respectfully yours,
JONI PrYroS. Esq President.
The following are the resolutions refer.
red to:
10. Resoired. Tha, we recognize in Mil.
lard Fillmore, the Wing candidate for the
Vice Presidency, a genuine republican, a
pure patriot, a man Of exalted intellect and
high acqu,Iemcn,s-on who has served
the republic long and faithfully in the civil
department OF Government, whose every
act mauies,s that he is true devotee Of
liberty, whose name is prominently ldenti.
fled with the Wing party, aud whose tai.
ents and patriotism justly enti,le him TO
the love aud admiration OF his country men.
4 IL. Rcsoired, That The charge Of aboli.
tionlsm, rec klcssly adduced against Willard
Fillmore, by INSCRIPTIONS partisan oPpo-
nenis, for The purpose OF exciting sectional
prciudices against him, has no foundation
whatever in truth but, on the contrary,
is triumphan,ly disproyed by the solemn
declaration ot our candidate for the Vice
Presidency, uttered long since in the coun.
ellis of the nation, that Congress has no
powe q, under the Constitution, TO Interfere
with the institution of domestic slavery as
il exists in the States Of this Uaion aud
that therefore we feel well assured that
Southern institutions will never be sssaled
or molesled by any act OF Millard Full
more.
Mark what one of the resolutions says
Resolved that the charge Of Abolition
rechiessly adduced agains, M'llarJ Fillmore
by unscrUpuiOusp rt'san oPpoWnfs. for the
purpose OF exciting sectional preIudices a
gs,nst him, has no foundation whatever IL
truth"
Now see how eSplici, his reply; how
completely satisfactory 10 the South.
, They (the resolulions) truly define m,
position, and express my riers on the SUB
ject to which they sllude."
VIII The Standard publish tina, letter
After CONTINUOUSLY publishing the 1888 let
ter we demand that he publish the ls4'
. one. Ii he do not publish II, we will Tool
upon it as a total surrender OF the charg
he makes against Fillmore. Ii he shou
publish II, We only ask the attention of ev
I cry Southern man 10 It.
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Daring Act,

On Saturday night last, three negroes
broke into the Clerks office aud Obtained
the County Seal. One of them, Mr.. Over.
mans, was 10 the coach shop late at nj ghi
using vice to impress the seal on three
blank pieces Of paper, which we're after.
wards TO be filled up as free papcts."-
The other two, one hired by Brady Ones,
Esq, and the other belonging TO DR.. ID. r.
Caldwell, were on the watch. Mr.. Over.
man, who happened up laIe with a sick
child, saw the light in the shop and dctec.
ted them. His boy made his escape, the
other two have been appreheuded.
" The Standard publishes abou, ,nen.
" lines of Capt. Bragg's speech lauda,ory
Of Gen. Tay lor. See how much more the
brave capirin said, in the ex,rac, we have
copied III another column.
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Fair play is n Jewel.

The North Carolina Standard publishes
as the sentiments of Milard Fillmore
questions addressed to him in lS39-ten
years ago-and his affirmative answer to
them without qualification, Mr.. Fillmore
not having time then, to qualify his broad
affirmative response. Since that, he has
done all that can be required Of a man to
place himself in a proper attitude before
the country, he has avowed his sentiments
without fear and without reproach, and
there is noihingi 10 them, that the most cap.
iious advocate Of Southern institutions can
demuf to; parIzan demagogucs even, can
not find any thing in them to raise cavi
about and have to resort TO old letters
having no bearing upon the Abolition ques.
tion in the shape it has since been made 10
assume, by D,v,d W,lmot, Martin Van
Buren,, Butler, DIX, King, Niles, Marcus
Morton and other distinguished and noto.
rlous Democratic Free Soil originators. =
W hen that letter was written, Abolition
wore an entire different aspect, and the ex.
pressions Of that letter (Which IN another
place we have analy zed) cannot at all af.
feet the question as II now stands.
We have the pleasure Of slight person.
al acquaintance with the Editor Of the
Standard, and believe him to be in all his
private relations, octuated by the feelings
and motives Of a gentleman; will he have
the fairness for once in his political capac.
lily, to do Mr.. Fillmore justice, aud pub.
Iish the following, which certainly exhib.
its Mr.. Fillmore IN any other light than
that Of an Abolitionist.
Letter from Mr. Fillmore.
I In the Buena Vista, published at Jack.
son, Mss, we find the following letter from
/ MiIlard Fillmore:
ALBANY, N. Y. Aug. 90, ls4s.
/ Dear Slr:-i have the houof to acknowl.
edge the receipt Of your note Of the OH
inst, enclosing a printed copy of The res.
buttons adopted by the Rough and Ready
! Club Of Raymond on the 9Th inst. and de.
srlog 10 know whether the political senli.
ments contained in those resolutions are in
accordance with my views.
The tenth aud eleventh. only, speak Of
my views; and though cannot feel jusi.
fled 10 approprla'ing to myself all the fiat
teriug compliments contained 10 those res.
olullons, yet ! am happy to say that they
truly define my position, and express my
views on the subject to which they alIude.
! am happy to inform you that unless
something happens which cannot BE- fore.
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Rocky River Meeting.

This meeting will take place on Saiur.
day, the 18th instant. Hon. ID. NJ. Bar.
ringer will certainly be present. Also J.
W. Osborne, and N. Boyden, Esqs., the
Sub Electors Messrs. Johnston and Myers,
Long and krimminger and The members
elect to the Legislature from Cabarrus-
Messrs. Scott aud Barringer Oiber dis.
'lneuIshed gentlemen have heen written to,
and will probably be present. The speak:
ing viii commence at past ten o'clock.
The presence Of the Ladies respectfully
solicited.
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A respectable meeting Of the Wh's' "
Cebarrus was held IN the Coun. House :"
Concord, on the 30,h ul,. for the pa'Po.
of organizing Taylor Club va "" .l
ton Of Rufus Barringcr E.q, Coll =
phonso Alexander took the Char anu =
s. Bingham was appointed Secretary ~,
the rques, of the Chairman, WIN. . ="
ris, E.q. explained the object OF Inc Nv
ing in n few perlinen, remarks in the cou's =
Of which he paid an eloquent ifipu''
Gen. Taylo aud Willard Fillmore.
Mr.. Barringer then offered The follow" ~
resolutions: but previous TO their aoop,"JI
he took occasion TO make glowing app
to his fellow citizens in behalf OF "e", -.
Tay Tor, no, forgetting TO administer ~ -"
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~ Readthe Communicat

- Read the Commune atoms in to. day 8
Journal. "AB.C." notices the "7en Gu.
riosties." These "ien Curiosi,ies are
becoming as notorious as a certain "an
tique piece Of parchment" once presented
to . philosophical and antiquarian society at
the North. Our correspondent knops the
card Of Constable to be true. All the facts
in the case stamp it as true, and conse.
quen,y the call made by some twenty ag.
grieved and hopeless Democrats Of Hills
borough en- the Wings to publish their
counter statement, will be needed about as
much as Pendtr's testimony is.
a Wing" makes an urgent appeal to
the chlvalry Of Rocky River. We can
speak for Rocky River, and assure ga
Wig" tina, the Wings of that section
are true TO the core, and will be out with
"the refreshments 10 the good old repub-
Iican style. We endorse Rocky River,
which has always been noted for its ibe.
rality and hospitality.
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" Vinder will be attended in our ne,,.

W The publisher feels himself nade,
10 the individual who directed
boy. on Saturday last, who had Tro Coon,
for sale, to bring them to his flee. lie
can tell this individual tina, he has no lima
to play with pets without he had him in
cage. For bis smar,ness he shall be a.
warded a Ltather Medal a, the Ecxl meet.
ing Of the Law Cub.
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The iargcs, sweet potato Of the season,
has been presented 10 US by Major c. b.
McGInnis. !, measured some fifteen in.
ches in length, and was about lively e around
or four in diameter. II was none Of your
F" free soil " affairs, but the growth Of real
Wing soil. We would like to chronicle
the reception Of few more Of the same
kind Of presents.
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Election 9TH Of November.
FOR PRESIDENT.
Gen. ZAC'RY. TAYLOR,
OF LOUISIANA.
FOR VICE.PRESIDENT,
WILLARD FILLMORE,
WING ELECTORS,

~ We have crowded out the greater
part Of our editorial this week, 10 make
room for several communications. We
ask the attention Of the young men among
our readers, to tie letter by " .SoIus. -
The writer is young man himself, and
wishes to engage bis companions 10 age,
in objects and pursuits, which will chasten
the heart, improve the understanding, and
give wiser and more rational employ ment
to their spare hours.
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Oucrv for the ssamdmrd.

Why will the Editor Of the Standard
persis, 10 saying "Tay lor endorses the alb
olitionisl," after he has seen the letter from
Fillmore to Ga, lie and the one 10 Pey'on
and others near Jackson, Mist Come let
US have an unequivocal, frank answer.
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senator Of orange.

Hugh Waddell, E.q. Senator from Or.
nnse. who was elected by the casting vote
OF the ShenA, has sent in his resignat,oo
to the Governor, and referfed The decislo,
back 10 the people. THIS is much bette,
than having squabble in The Senate.
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To tho Public.

II having been reported that all the Vo.
lun'eers attached to Company b, Captain
Magic, Of the FIRST Regiment Of Peunsyl.
vania, were opposed 70 the election Of Gen.
Zachary Thy Ior for President i've, the un.
defsigned, members Of said company, de.
clare said rcpor, TO be false and we will
give Gen. Taylor our united and undivided
support for said office. tie IS a man that
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Mr. Gays Hanover Letter.

If any thing more was wanting TO com.
ple,e the dIsmay Of the Democrats, ia re.
card to The recent Clay movement, i, ha,
been furnished by the letter from Mr.. Clay
10 be found 10 another column.
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GUnrlnffF /:
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 8, Is4s.

~ WILLIAM THOMPSON, Esq is our
agent in Baltimore. authorized to obtain adver.
tisements and subscriptions and to grant receipts,
TE w. CARR. Esq, is our agent in Phila.
delph;a, authorized 10 obtain advertisements and
procure subscriptions.
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the Federal party may count oeaid as
the State is sure for him by the tales. kind
Of majority.
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THOMAS G. CLARKE, Esq.
From the Columbia Telegraph, 22d September
THE DETROIT LETTER.

Our Cass friends we're much tickled by
our publication Of the Pascasoula letter,
which ",old so strongly agaIns, General
Taylor, we trust they may be equally graf.
flied by the following information from the
headquarters Of Gen. Cass, ~hich We ex
tract from the N. o. Bee. A co:respon-
dent of that paper writes as follows. The
old maxim Of a mans being judged by the
company he keeps, is good one.
lie had stopped a, Detroit on his way
North and sought quietly 10 ascertain. a.
mongst Gen. Cass's friends, what are his
reliable opinions and what would be bis iu.
sure course on the Wilmot Provlso, provi
ded be was elected President" He thus
proceeds: 4
~ find that his mos. Intimate polilica
friends here are the most rsbid Wilmot
Proviso men OF his own party. This is
notorious and acknowledged. Take this
fact (Which il the indy lduals were known
in the South, the names Of such fierce Pro-
viso men as Collector Hsmmand, Jud ge
Hand, Chancellor Farnsworlh, aud others,
] do not remember, would make evident
with the other important and ackuowledg ed
fact, that Gen. Cass himself was avowedy
no. Two years since an enthusiastic Pfoviso
advocate, and ask what guaranty has the
South that this trimming politician will not
desert US in time Of need, There Is, how.
ever, Ill more Important fact, 10 which,
10 connection with these suspicious. wish
TO call your attention: W Every member
of both Houses OF Congress from Michigan
voted agans, the recent compromise bill
aud in favor Of the WIlnoi Pfovlso in the
Oregon bill. 10 Now, it is said here tina.
Mr.. McClelland is The very exponen, Ct
Gen. Cass's private opinions and wishes,
and in the even, OF his election will be the
Postmaster General. 80 Mr.. MClellaDd Is
one of the mos, rabid Proviso men in Con.
gress n Mr.. Felch, Of the U. S. Sen
a,e-anu,ner political end personal friend
of Gen. Cass-voled in every case against
the South Nov should no, the Southern
press make these facts universally known 7"
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SKIES BRIGHT FOR TAYLOR.
New York.

says: " |, is now evident that the thirty
six electoral votes Of New York will be
given TO TAYLOR and Fillmore. Many Of
the Free Soiers begin 10 'h,nk they have
soiled their fneers. and are getting OIL, Of
the scrape az well as they can. Even
Cass's vote in this State will he larger than
Van Burens. Many of the Bar burners
will vote for him and others for Tay Tor.
They don't like their new connexions"
Tennessee.
The Nashville Wing says that half Of
that State has now been well canvas.ed,
and from the information we have received
from the most reliable sources, we say 10
The Wings Of other States: Tennessee
stands firm as rock. HIVE no apprehen.
sion uhaisper about her vote. She goes
for Taylor BY large majority"
Ohio.
The Wing sun shines brightly in Ohio.
The Cincinnati Atlas says: "Of Ohio. we
can say tina, every sep taken in the actual
canvass shows the Wing prospec, to be
brighter. We kno,e that in some Of wha,
are called disofeehd counties, the falling
of Of the Wing vote is next TO nothing. -
The ballot box will nstonish those who sup
posed that the great Wing party Of Ohio
was to be moved from its fas, moorings.
by every wind Of new doctrine"
Virginia.
The Loo ofoco Convention in Lynchburg,
we learn, claimed 1000 majority. That
was moderate. We do not see, since they
we're making their calculations, with no.
body 10 lie, or disturb them. ~hy they gould
not have SAID seventy. as well rs seven -
The Wings have an abiding confidence that
they will carry the State for old Zach, and
If they will only use the proper eSertion,
we, for our part, have no doub, that they
will.-Riehmond Wig.
North Carolina.
To the above We add as brightest chain
Of the huk, North Carolina, which the
I" Union" has claimed for Cass. There is
another Union which has a superior clam
on North Carolina IT is that glorious un
ION OF States, which are going to cas-
their united strength for Gen. Taylor.
Charlotte Journal.
Whiggery is so dead in Pennsy lvania
that when big rally is necessary, they
advertise "a Philadelphia band Of music.
IN attendance, with grand display ol
fireworks" Fire aud fddles
Exchange paper.
And Democracy has the " d.iirium tire.
mems" so a~iully bad about here, that
when "a big rally is necessary" they pub
Iish that "dinner will be given to the
Volunteers" Defunct ex Gubernatorial
candidates will be present, &C., &c.
Charlotte Journal.
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"Counting without their host. :,

The fact IL growing more and more
indsputable every day. that the Federal
party are counting without their host on
the vote of North Carolina"
Raleigh Flag.
By :" Federal party" we opine the Flag
IA Democratic paper,) means that parry
whose President has for the last four wears
so richly illustrated the one man pouer,"
whose executive acts have Gar transcribed
the dreams of the most federal Of old fash.
toned Federalists. We agree with the
Flag. that that party "count without, their
hos, on tho vote in North Carolina" We
hear from Bnncombe and Ashe by private
letters, and from gentlemen who are no
politicians, that large proportion Of De.
mocra,s arc there, gons for T,yLoR. So
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THE CLAY WIGS IN NEW YORK.

The New York Express says that the
VIII, party N that city are becoming per.
feclIy united 10 favor Of the whole Wing
ticket. Tins has been caused by Mr.. Clay !.
letter. 10 connection with Gen. Tay lor'u
last Allison letter.
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SHIFTING THEIR COLORs.

II Is surprising to see The number oil
Presses a, the North and IN the Northwest,
which have repudiated Cass aud gone over
TO Van Buren,. Aud II IS still more surprI.
s,ng to see how unsIiin, he leaders Of the
forlOrn hope Of Democracy 10 TeDnes.
see, are 10 have the common people believe
that such a hing is true. They utterly
deny the fact, and tell their people tina,
there is nothing Of II. Foi weeks the news.
papers have teened with lists Of names, and
the Van Barren party have boosted Of their
increasing strength. When their names are
gwen, would not the editors Of these papers
cou,rad,c, The charge, If It we're not true
Most assuredy.
The folowin, lis. comes 10 US through
the Il apotter published IN Washington
Pennsylvania, AID is taken from the Utscs
Democrat:
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Wing Meeting iss Cabarr""

ron the CHARLOTTE JOURNAL.
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From the Utica Democrat.

n. Y. Evening Post, Sieuben Farmers
Advocate, n. Y, Globe, n. Y. Democrat,
\. Y. Birnburner, ff.tson county Demo
Graf, Suffolk county " a'chman, Long Isl.
and Democrat, Williamsburg Advertiser
Eastern S ate lufnil, Putnam Democrat,
New burg Telegraph, Goshen C,anon, Cats
Eill Recorder, Columbia D.mocrat, Ulster
Republican. Delaware Coz ,tte, A bany A..
las, Troy Budget, Fonda Sentinel, Fulton
county Democrat. Mohask Courier. Disc
70 Democrat, Hamilton X q c,or, Utica
Democrat, Lewis county Democrat, 81.
Lisrence Republican. keesvlie Democrat,
Watertown UnIon, O,~ego Palladium, o
Dondsga Slsudird, Skaneateles Democrat,
Free Soil Campaig ner, Cayuga New Era,
Ithaca Jou nal, Birmingham Courier, To
ga freeman, L MIRA G7zelie, Chenung
J-fefson,an, Oatario Messenger, Phelps.
Atlas. Lyons Argus, Palmyra Sentinel, Ro.
chester Dihy Advertiser, Northern Fee
man, Allegheny Reporter, Ca',araugus De
moctal, BuflIo Republic, Niagara Gaia
ract.
The foregoing FORTY.N NINE, are al
Of New York. We add eght more, fou'
Of them beng Of g n. Ciss's o.n belovct
Michigan;
Washeniaw ID mocra,, Of Michigan.
Jackson Patriot, do.
True Democrat, do.
Allegheny Record, do.
Southport Telegraph, Of Wisconsin,.
Waisofth county Dimocr,,, do.
Springfield Sentinel, Of Massachusetts.
DJdbam D4moctsi, do.
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We also pledge seven members of the
company residing in other counties, who
expressed themselves, on their return
home, strongly IN favor Of Gen. Taylor.
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Whigsery is so dead in Penn.y lvania
tina, when big rally is necessary, they
advertise "a Philadelphia band Of music.
IN attendance, with grand display oI
fireworks" FIRE aud fddles