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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-10-19
GREATEST WONDERS
OF IRE A.R92

tHE cheapest goods, beyond doubt, that have
= ever been offered in this market have just ar
rived from Baltimore and are now being opened AT
the store of the subscribers II
LADIES' DRESS GOODS, Of every variety,
% pieces Alpaca and Mohair Cloths
80 Super Cashncres, very cheap;
200 /" American British and French Prints
French Merinos Silk Dress Goods;
"A Black Silk, for Visites
Hosiery for ladies, boys, girls and infants;
Super Alpaca Hose, only 50 cents
Shawls from 81 cents to Sl8;
Thread Laces only - cents;
Red, Yellow, and White Fannels, 10 to 25c; IA
Black Cloth 81 wide, 81 Is;
Super Sai,inets so cents
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-10-19
One hair or 1he Inn

10 saia Town, at the corner Of Duke and High 81.
known on the plat Of said town as Lot No. as
- Turns 81 Sale.-One-third cash the balance in
~ ana 70 months. with interest from the dayofsae
tho Lot for deferred payments. A1'' w
oe,o,., . 800 Ell LEE, ce""',..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-10-19
Ladies, G0ods.

Al BEAUTIFUL stock Of Ribbons and Flowers;
IL Also, Velvet Ribbons and Beiiings Just reed.
A large stock Of Fringess buttons, and Jenny
Oefl9 yK WOODS q Co
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-10-19
Millinery & Mantua Maxine,

MI RS. NJ. +. JONES takes pleasure IN inform
Vl ing the Ladies Of Jefferson thai she is now in
possession OF the FALL AND WINTER FA-
StftONS, for BonnetS. Dresses, Capcs, Caps. &c
1rhSy are very attractive and elegant and will be
ioand 10 deserve attention.
Materials for Bbnnets sc. on hand, and variety
Of clegaul Ribbons aud Flowers
Mrs J. desires TO repeat her Acknowledgements for
past fares.
ChaFie>toWn Oct 10 1919
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-10-19
NEW GOODS.

VNTE would call the attention Of our customers
wv and f-ieuds 70 our stock OF New Goods,
which we are now receiving. II is large, and has
been selected with great care, and we feel assured
that we can offer goods low as any house in the
plaee. Please call and examine cur stock before
purchasing mo. N WOoDS q W.
October 10.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-10-19
For sale,

II HAVE 10 or 90 EWES for sale. Some of
i them are of the improved breed, the others are
common They have been sired by highly bred
Buck. will give credit till the lst of january
next provided the purchaser will give approved Sc
curity. r. 5. BLACkBURN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-10-19

PUBLIC Sale.
vrxltI. be sold II public saie ~ ~ Sla II Ole
wv -. atihc residence Of The late Mrs Eliza-
IN lance near Shepheidstown, jefferson County,
an her personal property. consisting Of
Household 5 Kitchen
FUR.VrETURE.
Iikk~isr, some sock. comprising
T,,o Hsfes, 5 Goes, q tof a SheeP,
sone Hags, . Carl ard Gears,
Jp7oibarroN, ctc. &c.
Tes ise1 q er.;,;. ~ - months win Be given
=. n 's--s n - ~ nnwnris. hv The PURCHASERS
giving nodes and approved security al sums IN
der 81 lhecask viii Be required .-..sx
Oct II. 1873. Agrnttsr - h-aA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-10-19

I'D EuLLED Linseys; Plaid do;
10 lenneis' Domesiies Yarn. &c, for sale
~, ~ ,o,o GIBSON & HARRIS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-10-19
Groceries, &c.

yTTE ask a call from farmers and housekeePers
w too1r sock Of Groceries, which is very large.
We are determined net q b Saderscii BY any one
in the county Those wishing to buy will save mo-
ney by calling on Us. Wehsve also a large stock
OF Qneenswsrr and Hardware, which We viii sell
low. NysK WOODS O. co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-10-19
Carpeting Emporium.

Carpeting Emporium.
WE have imported from Liverpool, by the ships
w Po,omac, TO this place, and Lydia, 10 Balii-
more, very large assortment Of
superior EHgratMed Scotch
CARPETINGS,
or yarious qualities and the newest patterns and
styles. These Goods we can confidently rrc,n
mend as being Of superior texiuf1.;-. w, i.r-e
k4so-Frotn Philadelphia and NC" toiA' - O.
- zeal assortment Of
American n.srained Carpetings,
Comprising fines, superfnts, and extra superine,
from 70 10 30 cents per yard.
ALso-SUPERIOR PLIES. Of The newest
styles. ALSO,
List and Rag CarPeting,
STAR and Passage veniiian Carpetings, and
large supply Of ...
CAenitc and 7sftta HEARTH r TUGS,
Printed Floor Cloths /; 81 g. and l24 plain Green
Baize; Damask and striped Stair Linen Alicant
Decor Mats: Carpet Bindings, Threads, &c. &C.
As az these articles have been laid sin for the
cash and at the best markets, We cannot be under
sd in them-and we invite thUse intending to pur-
chase TO examine our stock.
Alexapdria, Va, Oct 10, 1873
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-10-19

We publish above only the highest Prize IN each
Lottery. There are other Prizes ia each Ln,iery
amounting 10 between so. 900 and 3 .OOO.OOOi
The Small Fry Lottery draws four times every
week Capitals 81 600 50 900, 50 900, 81 900. &C.
cts Sl5-halves Sl5O-quaners s313
No postage need be paid on letters to our address.
All business confidential
The Official drawing sent 10 all who order Tick.
cts II rs as sooD asgeE
For Prizes and prompt attention and secrecy in
all business transactions, please address
BROWNE & CO.,
Noe, North Calvert Street, Baltimore, Nd.
Oct 10 1913
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-10-19

GIBSON & HARRIS aaiter themselves tina,
~ they are receiving stock Of fine GOODS ,hal
will equal any ever offered in this market. The
Ladies are particularly requested 10 call
Oct 10 1873 -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-10-19

HlHE subscribers have just received the following
II articles in the Hardware line, viz:
Butcher Knives. Pocket and Pen Knives. Scis--
sors, Razors, Pad-locks Chess and Cupboard Locks,
Stock Locks, Patent Rim Locks with Porcelain
KNOBS, Drop and Thnpb Latches, Shutters, Pocket
Sieclyards. Hinges. Screws. Walters and Trays.
Candicziicks, Spiiio0ns Wade Irons. Curry Combs
wrought aud cut Nails, Hatchefs, &c. &c.
Ocf ri TX WOODS &scO.
Cd. pulyerised and clarified Sugars Nolas<es, TO-
eciber with nrst-rafe article Of z Boston Syrup;
CoGcc, Tea, and every thing in the Grocery line.
Oct II. . asE 80 X MOODS q CO.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-10-19

Z BEArT FIJI Piano c vs for ralsby
Ocl9 JK WOODS q Co
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-10-19
For the (scn1I4n,rn
To the Ladies.

ME have fine assortment Of Cloths. Cas-;
meres, Vestings Cravais. &c.
Oct. 10. 1913. CRANE n BROWN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-10-19
Queensware. &c.

lust received, large assortment of Queens
j ware, Glassware, Crockery, &c, all Of which
are Of the latest style and very cheap.
Sept %. T. g. RAWLINS e. co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-10-19

RQFFALo SOCKS a Gun .: s5sss i : e ,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-10-19
MilllnerY 8 Mantua. MAILING.

MISS McDONlELD takes this method OF in
III tsrming the Ladies OF Charlcstown and vi
ess;s m:|.s.sS JVsintsT TW...
aad Wiftrccute all work in the Millinery and Man
iaa-lnaking line with great nratn-ss Her charges
will be low. She Is thankful to those who have pa
uoniEed her heretofore, and asks continuance ol
khe same.
aCharlcstovu. Oct. 10. I6,a-3
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-10-19
Sia SIates,
Commissinneris Sale

Court Of Law and Chancery Tor Jefferson Conn
ywiIi be offered at public sale On SATURDAY. ne 254
aGg q N9relHber Hext at Daniel Entler's Hotel in
Shepherdstown, ALL THE RIGHT, title and in
.eIest q WIliam Crow and Eliza his wife IN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-10-19

Is0Ots and shoes.
6n PAIR Ladies' Walking shoe..l
~, iOO pair" fine Kid do.,
l aOo pair Mems and Boys Boots;
sV Childrens Shoes,
.. Ladies Gum Over Shoes;
- Mems -
For sale low, by GIBSON q HARprs
Oct. 10, 1873 y nAfsAiS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-10-19

VETOODWARE, &c--Jusi received. Patent
w Churns, Tubs, Horse Buckets, Peck and Half
Bushel Measures, Baskets, Washboards Brooms,
SC. T. g. RAWLINS 4 CO.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-10-19
wheat & Corn Wanted.

Wheat e Corn Wanted.
.THE subscribers are anxious to purchase any
Il number of busheIs Of Wheat and Corn, for which
they will pay the highest cash price on delivery
Or, il the farmers prefer it. they will haul il from
their Barns, as they keep teams for that purpose
Farmersi look to your interests, and give Us call
before you dispose of your produce
NH &V-W. MOORE.
Old Furnace, jefferson Co, Va,
Feb. p, 1917.
II Plaster, Salt, Fish, Tar. &c, always on
hand, 70 exchange win the Farmers for their pro-
duee
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-10-19
Hats and Can,
boon ana al.o.. Z

80 DoE -. SIX and Beaver HAS;
~ Closh Gaps, for men and bows.
49, -, 1850 GIBSON& HARRIS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-10-19

water and q small stream runs through inc Mesao"'
which contains about 40 acres. There Is
Al IPpIE ORCHARD and Few o
,hrr Fruit- Trees on II, No. seontains a.
boat i05 acres, IS Of which are arabic,
and he resi- heavily .iimbered. About 30 acres Of
his tract have been sown with wheat and part Of
il Is veil serin clover. Is acres have been recently
cleared and was planted IN eofn ne nfsi time ms
.ss,on This tract will have the advantage Of the
Swan Pond run By means Of Lana which crosse.
If run and extends 10 the county road There arc
40 buildines on this tract. Purchasers Of either
traef will s. entitled 70 half Of the next wheet
erupl ma 10 possession on the LIST Of April nexs.
4kis Land 3 8 l.a miles from Depot Of the y,
AOR nd. 4 near The Canal and IN the immediase
n,,ehhofSood 81 several Mills. Mr.. Whitscn VIII
a ,vIthe psemisess % those wanting 10 buy Per
- Il.i,;mars. @. b. DUNKEi.
Oct lq'lof6-ls. =.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-10-19
Stills for Sale,

1.-TWO Of the largest size Stills. with all the ne
i eessary appurtenances, capabis of distilling
from 90 to 10 bushels Of grain PER day For terms,
Inquire Of THE PRINTER.
Oct 10 iRtR-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-10-19

BROWNE & cos
LoTrEKY 6 EXCHANGE OFFICE
Ma 6 Nati Cairuf :zs.t
nalrInoak, m.
PR0WNE CO.. havine taken Ia, al ..,,k.
- lished once laiely in ne occupancy 81 VVsrl
Co. would respectfully cali he arrrntion a. m.
public 70 The following grand array of Marni6cenf
Lgtieries TO Be- eraun during he month a Oc,obs-
Here Is beauty, 10 b drawn Oct ala Iefs =
Ep1y tiekrf e Priz< q here are - la1ks Is II
Louesy. and every ticket without dravr 5s-,,.-.
b entitled 70 > prize Of s..
0A1ITAxA
$4,000 $4,000
sio.OoOs sf.5s3s a o.. a,soo:
4 or % 500: 100 or D ,OOou
TICKETS Sl5-Shares il pruportion
Certificates Of packages a the following low r,,e.
% whole tickets SIho o. IS quafiers si5 o.
q halves 30 90 26 eighihs - So
Oct 81 $1,000 n Nos 10 baI's--Ticke,. sIs
Oct - 1900 - Nos. Is balis-Tickets 4
Oet95 $1,000 - Nos. IL hals-Tickrts 10
Oct y $1,000 IS Nos. IL bals-Tirkets 8
Oct q 10000 81 Nos. lIbars-Tick. 2l-2
Oct y 5i,79O IS Nos. IL hals-Tickets 10
Oct 81 20,0O0 IS Nos. IA bals-Tickets s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-10-19
LIMESTONE LAND FOR SALE.

T WILL. ,off,r At Public Sale At the Court House,
il Ia Marenshurg, on MSaday tle l3ta IF <.NOrtmbrr
..esi (if moi sold before al private sale two
Tracts OF Land,
near The Swan Pond in Berkeley County, plat OF
which will be shown on the day Of sale. No. con-
tains 900 acres. Of which 40 ale arabic, and the
resi- heavily ,imbcred IS well set in clover
and about 30 acres have been sown with wheat
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-10-19

CARPETINGS.-lngrai Venitian. Lish and
" Rag Carpetings. Also, Druggct and Floor Oil
Cloths, Just received BY
Oct Il, TX. WOODS & CO.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-10-19
e,os,si Portable D,ceiiins

TIT Stable, Corn House, UraheIyi oHuAe
House, SC. lthss two wells OF good
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-10-19
VALUABLE BERKELEY LAND
In MARKET

June is, is4s.-tf Trste,,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-10-19
WAGON for N25c.

October II, is4s-iy.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-06-09
MADISON CORRESPONDENCE.
MADISON, June 5, 1918.

MADISON, June 5, 1913.
To-day 70 NJ, the Senate was called to order by
Thomas McHugh, late clerk. and the districts be.
ing callel, all of the members answered 10 their
names and were sworn into office, by Judge Dunn
who was present.
H. NJ. Billings of Iowa, was elected President,
pro tenn, II. G. Abby of Milwaukee county per,aa-
aeat chief Clerk and L. H. Sears of Wavorth per-
manent Sergeant-at-arms. These, as You are aware,
are all thu officers allowed TO the Senate by the
Constitution, al least allowed 10 be elected if any
more are necessary, they are appointed by the two
officers elected.
committee was appointed to act withla SINH
lar committee on the part of the House, (f one be
apPoln;ed) TO wait apon his Excelleney, Gov
| Dodge, and inform him of the organization, and
| that the two Houses will receive any communica
| ton he may desire 10 make This was thought to
he well, as in all probability His Exceency might
desire to say partirg word to the Legislature.
Jo'nt committee was also appointed 10 receive
and canvass the votes the late State election nre
paratory TO the E4dEgutaton of the officers elected
When the Senate will get permanently organic.
ed and get the Lieutenant Governor il the chair.
do not know.-ProbabIy to morrow. but the mes
sage Of Gov. Dewey before the next dav The
Senate has adjourned until Tomorrow morning Q
\. NJ
The House net at -, received the credentials
Of members and adjourned until tomorrow. 10 O..
clock
Probably, the usually quiet city Of Madison ne
yer before witnessed such an ingrcss of strangers.
as at this time. Every possible place of accommo-
dAtloa for man and beast is lulland the cry is .i,l
they come You will understand of course tbo
cause OF this TO be mainly the choice of United
States Senator'S am told that there are 81 can.
ddItes IN the field, but | have not leen able 70
learn definitely of more than 10 or -. These fen
or twelve certainly average eacA ten er t,vcryo
!oooy friends, SO that you perceive a goodly mum.
Der Of men, must be congre ya.ed together in this
small c'ty-When the choice win be made do
not know, probably rot before "Wednesday or
Ihorsday-and upon whom the choice Will fall
no man can TELL and speculation on the subject is
useless When we shall SO so7n have thc.ressIt The
prominent candidates are, Dodge and nuuu. in fine
west and Strong aud Walker in the east bu, il *
pol Impossible that neither of them will he chos-
en-, though incline 10 the opinion. that tho suc-
'e's'ui ones VIII come out OF the four mentioned
+ nave had bat lttle opportunity Of getting a,
pubic sentiment IA this region with reference 70
the Democrats prqsij ant;aI ,,l.; q,
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-06-09
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP
UNITED STATES.
rT" FURTHER PARTICULARS. Il
Lord Ashburton is dead.

Lord Ashburton is dead.
Mitchell, the proprietor of the United Irish
man, has been sent To Newgate TO await his
trial for felony, in publishing certain articles
in his paper.
The Jury in the case OF Smith O'Brien
did not agree The trial of Leagher was
going on, with no prospect of an agreement
Of the jary.
Ccttcn is improving ana in request. A
fair business is being transacted in lower
qualities Of American. An advance OF one
eighth Of a penny per pound has been OBJ
tanel. Tire sales Ofthe week up 10 last night
were about 1900 bales, Of which from O.
600 to 5000 were for export. The imports
are to fair extent.
The reports from Mark lane advise us
Of a dull trade in all kinds OF grain and pro-
duce. On Monday, wheat receded Is per
ar, and other articles remained nearly the
same as last week.
From Ilamburgh, VIC have the failure Of
Wndmulic, Brothers d Co. of that city.
Il WAS reported that fourteen or fifteen
failures had occurred in Norway and Swe-
den, chiefly At Chri,liana. We have also
to report the failure ofMcssrs. G. \. Dr0ege
Havana and Bremen merchants.
The money mlract remains nearly as last
reported Cash is oblainabIe on good secu-
lily, al easy rAtcs-say from to 81 per
~aat. BIT bankers exercise great caution,
nd capitalists Go rot invest in, nor lend free
p, on any article The English funds fluc-
tuatc according to the tenor Of the adglccs
from the Continent.
The latest accounts from Rome state that
the new ministry had not moved satlsiacto.
riy 20 the people, and thatai was in doubt
and uncertainty. The Cardinals had ali
been released cxccp. Burnett.
A battle was fought on the 9Th inst. he
tween the Picdmontcse and the Austrians,
under Verona. After a sanguirary engage
mcut the troops Of Charles Albert were
obliged to Withdraw; % men killed and a
very large number wounded in the engage
ment, Among the killed were Col. Gao
cara, the Marquis del Currctto, and Marquis
Coli, and the ChcvalIcr BeIbio, aid to Gen.
Monaryia The Austrian loss is unknown.
The Province Of BcIuna has surrendered
70 TIE AHsttiaDs
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-06-09

.NflC f0Fh, Way i'll /. N.
On the 18th of May there was strong
effort made to oycrturn the French govern
mcnt. On that day the clubs of Paris march
ed in procession to the Natiohal Assembly
atA took possession Of the chamber. Blan-
qul hlrangucG The assembly, declaring that
if thc rapCl was beaten it wonld be treason
and the traitor would be dcaE with accord
ingly. Huber with the red flag waving
ovir hun, mounted the Tribune, declared
the assembly dissolved and the following
provisional government was named: Cabot
Barber, Huber, Prud' homme, Ledru Rollm
Louis BIauchi, BIanQui, Pierre LcrouX, Ras-
pacl, ali communists.
For several hours Pans was in the great
est CONSIDERATION and confusion, but the 90
vcrnment finally rallied the troops of the
line. infantry, and cavalry were called out,
and the national guards ard Cardes mobiles
placed under arms. After much uproar and
confusion the populacc became inundated
by the troops, left the assembly, marched to
the Hotel de Vile, to appoint a committee
Ofpublic safety. Meanwhile the assembly
returned to its session, aIlA9pgh many were
maltrcatcd.
At halt past FIVE, the ciubblst went to the
lIotelle de Vile to proclaim a committee of
public safety. The National Guards dis
persed them without efuson of blood. The
principal leaders were arrested. BanQui,
Barbui Huber and Gen. Courtais, com
mander of the national guards are among
the arrested. After the meeting Of the Ma
tlonal Assembly an impeachment for high
treason brought against Gen. Courtais was
carried. 1t was said that INmartinc intends
To propose to the National assembly to adj
dress proclamation to the German Courts,
demanding the lc-copsijtutun OF the Polish
nationality.
A letter in the London Telegraph dated
Verona May 7th after the battle with the
PIelmontesc, SAYS the Auslrans fought with
determined courage and sustained severe
loss.
Gen. Sails received bullet in his breast
and fell dead from his horse.
There was great excitement al Berlin
on the l2ta on account of the Prussian's
determination TO recall the Prince Of Prus.
STA from England. The demonstrations
were such that the Princes return was not
considered safe at that time.
Negotiations for peace between Prussia
and Denmark are going on through the me-
dauons Of England with prospects of sue
cess.
l. seems to be established that Sweden
aud Norway will taks active part with Danes
Inc quarrel if the mediation is no speed
Day successful. They are supposed to be
'alucnccd to this effect bg Prussia.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-06-09

'fi@ion in The PalacC.-When firc
80 or Kent UGs expressing concern a
.." We state of &!s soul in the prospect OF
,. hIs physician undcavorcd to soothe
- and by referring to his high station, and
.. onorabIe conduct. The duke stopped
i,. short by saving. No; remember, if |
i" 10 he saved, it is not rs prince bat as a
nor. Finding that the duke was NOT 4
laying man the duchess was called, who
" .fered f2rvcut prayer for her beloved and
wing husband.
| envy no quality in the mind or intclIcc,
N others, be II genius. power. wit, or fancy
but II could choose what would be nosl
delightful, and believe most useful to me.
should prefer firm religious belief to ev-
rrv other blessing; for it makes life ,isci-
plno of goodness. and creates new homes
"hcA all earthly hopes vanish and throws
ever the decay aRd the destruction ofearth-
s existence tho most gorgeous OF all IohtS.
.wakens life even Ia death, and from cor.
ion and decay calls up beauty and d.
"lay; makes an Instrument Of torture and
e"Amc the ladder of ascent To Paradise -
I'd. far above all combinations Of earthly
hopes, ioresecs the gardens of the blessed.
'"a security Of everlasting JOYS where the
T'1suallst and the Sseptlc view only slooRl,
decay, annIhtauon aud despair.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-06-09

The Taylor Executive Committee OF
Philadelphia, have issued an address, to the
people Of the United States, calling on them
% assemble in mass convention in lhatcitv
n the 9th day of June, (lhc day proceed
'ng the Wing National Conyeution) TO rati.
iy the nomination of Zachary Taylor, as a
candidate for President a, the coming cleo
flon.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-06-09

Tug CONSERVATIVES WORCESTERSHIRE her
ever the conservative domination has reach
ed,l hand of democracy mas is,en raised to
nail it To the counter, stamped as spurious
and counterleit. 1t will be seen bg The Ian
guage of the ost,Globe, Troy Budget, &C.,
that the proceedings at Baltimore are treated
at once with the contempt they deserve.
New York disowns the affair.
But will the counterfeit issue Of thc Con
Tention be accepted in other States! Va
believe that the Senator from Tennessee
was right when he said the feeling of indg-
nation under outrage "would not stop with
New York, thati uouh become party con
test through the whole Union, "and that the
act prescription was a weapon with which
the democrats of New York could "mow
down the party to the oppression.
The Democratic masses of Maine and
New Hampshire are bound 70 lis by union
OF sentiment and sympathy. As New York
goes, so will Pennsylvania. Illinois, Wis
consin, Missouri, and even Michigan,
peopled by sons of New York and imbued
with democratic ideas, will refuse their ac-
customcd majorities TO the fraudulent nom
ination of Baltimore; and the party organ
ization will work in vain for this ticket in
Connecticut New jersey, Indiana and Obi
o,where an honest nomination. the present
condition of public opinion, would have been
sure OF success.