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Midway Female Academy

THE next annual session will commence on WE'D.
L NEjDAY, the goth September, and continue win
out interruption until the 2rth July, is49
Miss LYDIA MARY FAY viii continue 10 presid.
over the Institution Principal Hiss Fav is 40 ws
and iavorably known, aud mas gwen such general "a.
tisaction NJ 10 render comment ogy unnec
Two ladies OF distinguished abilities and requirements
have been engaged Ia assist Miss Fay, upon whose
perencr, knowledge and moral conduct we can imnli
CITY rely In the continuance of his School the nh
seriosr'S object Is the in Us establishment ,
dtsirtto educate hts own daughters (haping s1 and
iof Us brtlrr Organization, his able and Jealous Prnci.
pa, accomplished assistants and himself unite with
the 'uH OF their experience the LIGHTS and conn
seis OF men eminent in the professions and they
u TO afford the means not only OF thorough course Of
substantial instruction, but also of all those different
accomplishments now considered necessary 10 finish.
ed education.
Neither IA the returning Of his learned Princpa or in
The selection OF her fellow aboers, his other pro-
riSiOnS has the subscriber spared anything that NAV
make his Institution worthy Ct the patronage which IL
has received for The las, years-and he considers liz
success and high standing the best testimonials he can
offer Teachers and pupils all reside the family and
are under the domestic care of Mrs Minor and The sub
sciiber from whom they receive that parental altenton
which IS bestowed on their own daughters.
Particular attention Will be paid 10 the manners and
morals Of the young ladies' at all times, and deep in
errst taken IN their advancement. IN word, Midway
Academy will be a Christian School, and study there
conducted IN way 10 make the pupil not only learned
but good and happy In of sickness every aiten
lion viii be paid and no charge made for professional
serv The situation is horerer, remarkable for
health.
TERMS-The terms such as merely 10 defray the
and absolute expenses.
For Board and all the necessares for the ten scho.
lastic months and Tuition any all Of the English
branches sllO. French, Italian, Spanish and Latin,
each sig. Music, including use Of Piano, S35. Muslc
on GUITAR and use Of Instrument, S2o. Drawing
Painting aud Ornamental Needle Work, with n>r IL
Books ana Patterns $40 each For any period less than
ten months Sl2 50 will br charged by the month, and
in proportion for The extra branches.
Books. Music and other Stationery VIII be furnished
a, retail prices.
Circulars containing more particular information,
may be obtained By application so the subscriber, and
references 10 nnquesoDabe authority, ifdrsed. Pay
ments ore half the IL January, the balance at the
end If the session Parents and guardians are request
ed 10 come and judge for themselves.
Respectfully, JEFFERSON MINOR, N d.
Midday, ESSEX County, "a, Sept: Isl, lsas.
CO.. Address the subscriber, n aier's Post Once,
Essex county, Va. Sept S-cwiJaal
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Til PHILOSOPHY OF ENDURANCE
!; CHARLES MACgtY.

Were the ,Jue.y e ~ epsi 4 90
II ~ rnde so.u sra.p oi - fe!i"s 3io1t'i
n i ne reid frost mercer hs'3ti, ~
IT, maud abovs !; ) its;,n" up;
~ :. never >aak'j - ,ae .eia ~ uai',
Or cnt.9d B. me trra i I ihs w'HiIY e,e
/, wsad moi sp'ogl ~ me snnsai:s iet'
or eige tae promise ot tree;
l, goald fol spread 70 h somnfr 6''
ne lene hefias tougss aud oanches i"ls
IT, .cim : b3uer WHsIe ~ Sia;'y tish''
Yonns Live nieAt cream un6no"u dei2hts'
o. san. in Tie woods among rs peers,
Ed hy The dews q. Thousand Years
VIZ ncyrr he dali eeaiy "ie.
D,ase't rom the depths where II Sep; oil yofe,
Were il never cas in'o sea'cn'n2 hame,
To be pursed oi impurty and shame;
Were i reyer mo,lru mil burning bFands
Or brujs'd and beaten By s,alwart hands,
/, would never be known as a thing OF WORTH
I, would never emerge 10 Dob"r tirih;
II would never be found into mystic lins-,
To feuer Loves erra,ic wings;
/, woul4 never shine amid priceless e.ms,
Or the eirlh OF imperial diadems;
Nor become 10 The world power and p'iue'
Cnerish't, adoIed. and deihed.
So, thou, o man, Of a noble soui,
Starting in view OF a glorious goal
Wer, hon never exposes 10 the o'sst, l"fio'h
The storms II sorfow -lhe sleeis Of scofn
Wen mon .,ver refine in pi'es>lte,
From the dfoss II ny so h and mean desire
Wer, thou never taught % feel AMI know
That thp truest low. ne. Us roofs W We,
Thou wouId,t never uniittle the Complex plan,
On reach halt way T. The perfect man;
Taou woadsl never attain The ltaLqni hsigo'
Where wisdom pulii-s the sight,
And Got unfold, ~ NJ humb!est gaze
Tn piss AMI beauty Of Ills WAYS
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IN tho land. seeking some safe place OF refuge
where no may form new absolute government,
and bring together his Radeisky- Jeilachich anu
v,o,:i,cbgratZ to lombard AMI destroy reVoiu-
,ioaary Vienna. This resting place 10 appears
sn,lly 10 nave found in the fortress oil oinu,|'
!, Morayja We Shall see how long nc WIZ NC
suffered 10 remain there ,
The siiuat on of Austria is sublime one It's
result viii decide the question oil a hu'oI'ea"
Revolution. =. o,ir,
Onr Vienna adyices reach until inc evening
Of the 18Th of October, | myself nave ic''e.s
from friends in that city TO TINS hale an
concerning the bombardment OF fie'ua, -
,acks III The troops against Tho city, "hici VIZ
also reach YOU through the English papeis' a..
usrRur. and | caution Jou against eiou'''s -!
thing Of the kind. ,a,.r i ,ba, Inc
| So - - m. ION ii October has iai;ea 10
S~.... ~ Isv. You wli! have noticed, rom the
,s ,tai ifoubis "a, Expected III beiin oh
| tI5,n The hiuhday u n" kirg %"' 70 nv.
,,en n, opfon ,ai.y. ne lseac'lon's's WISE y
\ : .,,sh a;n j, i as gsnal manner, ana me ~
y,lnt;nna,v nat., were opposed ~ any trspla'
Ian IN, Ma ,oeal Assembly. 10 adciA"h 10
me nd ,nlv twu GAYS beforehand e1pAaara ne
nara.e "Bv The Gracc IF God," IN The h'os
nile al The opening 81 he n = pfoss'nu : :: %
sneni. Great excitement cAiseu On 49, ~
and aus The l5.h .! October came On iae
KING came ia Berlin and received me depu-
,,i,on II M bodies winch Brought hun lhtif no
mage. A, this opportunity, ne expies'ea iiinse'l
distinctly mai nr Rat been maze R'ne 10y lie
sr,c. IT Col" aod .cOuia rcmGt" 50 'le sara ~
,he MAGISTRATES ii me CAY: Il have hrafd
enough IL fire woIds, and nov should ike !"
| see ac!sr Al! n-.r tauai,ns expressions "eie
| immediately mae, known thrungnun' me "h"'e
.i,y, ana created 4 universal excitement
II was understood a, The same tlale mat M
regiments oI Inc garrison would i''umloasc
/. heir barr css. am The people determined % pre-
/, vent mis- manifestation. Thus iaf extends our
| intelligrnce- ha is. 10 = o'clock on Inc evening
II he 49, TIE rali q he lotn ia laiied.
! AS rs our relations oeie, the ne" Geoiutt'
| - ORR i" !ake itself n.,- popular. mas PtoPe-
! .ci lNo iaeeStics-lsi, lae 'a's'he Q! 'hS Ndie
81 siege; nj p, the settling q me jane insni-
c.,ts as ; ion.>gs .agcfa, insieaa ~ dah-poi'
/ l,as them o Cayenne, a Was Al mrs dec'aed. :
Ito-h mes ures vii! probably meet with no opPo,
iion eR ne part o!thc National Assembly, ana
be yotea ring the cou.s. OF this month
All is 81 resi- concerning he ia'iah media
;,on. Av..Y ~oefgetic note mas teen sem from
here 10 vi a.a, aad ISOLATION required put Proc
| any me VIENNA Revolution and the expected
movemeul. in Milan and Turn sui probably be
| tn bes, TO- The Cause. haYe not the ieas louo'
ma, both Hungary AM Italy will attain the!f Com
plele independence Bu, until Ina, time, what
I rxps,i.ncc nisv we mol live tnroush2 God alone
! nous H.B.
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PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIOa RETURNS
V | r & IN | A
ALEXANDRIA-3l3 Tor Taylor.
utIp CAV re. rr,,l. IN ~.

f frnFa 100 Iayi'r ~ Gay.
JEFF EnSON,-l4. aylof, lol clay
Noh oMbEhLhHD-o4 iof Cass' FOLK
~ pt,nc r,o,cp .c 20 80. =,
hlSu uhoh ~ ayiof 49, 1"ss ~
Gay nal1t.iy -. IA
I Iiha'eao " XIV III iafiol'
,gPoleu " M VINES 'he ids' iepo',, sa9n oo ,"e
-, ,,II;aa . :, ~, ,,n, hnnI,., .rbo
Union SAW.
"a telcoraohic dr.nach was received vester-
dav evening fran Peter bur, that in Halifax.
pu,u,Iv,ri. ,l,crlephnro Rrnncuicl. Dinwid
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Whin majority So

Ia 1874 Clay's majority over Polk was Ia,
consequently The prescn, vote OF the county shows
! Democratic gain OF &c since that time. Gays
vote in 1874 was 663 Polk's vote WAS 539.
Nine cheers Tor "OlI Berkeley" With fair
chance she is Democratic. Al least 90 votes
we're lost 10 The Democratic party by the Wig
Assessor neslec,ing his duty and nnmber Of
Democratic voters besides are known who were
rnt III nol9
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Tayor's majority 80; Clay's "a gain 30
rapOI ME

Taylof's maj0Iily 80; CIays n gam DO.
CAROLINE
BoWLINd GREEN, Nov. 3, lois.
Dear Recorder hasten 10 lay before your
readers The glorious victory IN Old Cdfolihe. oal
majority in the county is So -Clay's mal"rliy III
1874 10. = NJ
nreciuct never was known to give a democratic
majority before. The majority stands as follows
al The differcn, precincts: For Cas-: Bowling
Green, A. Golansve, 3d. Needwood, b; Poa
Royal 5-tolal Ill. For Taylor: Sparta, So
Cass's majority in The county So.
GoocHLlND C. H., Nov. eth.
To The Editors OF the Wing:
Gcnll men The mail being about 10 close,
send YOU hurried statement Of The election, Ia
ked from the polls, the last having just come IN .
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Extract Of a letter, dated

WASHINGTON, Thursday Night, 10. . clock.
There is no Disgusting The fact, that unless
Louisiana, Georgia and Tennessee go for Cas-,
Taylor is elected. The Wings here arc pab-
icy selecting the Offices which they are TO
fill. Indeed, heard one say, that he had Sc
ec,ed his desk in tho department already.
they seem drunk with success and liquor, both.
Such horrd orgies as they keep up yon have
scarcely ever seen. Coaches with four horses
each, with flags attached to their heads, para
ding the streets, with binds Of music, Sc; bon
fires, and all such contriyances.
heard bet offered to-day that the Taylor
Cabinet would not be in existence ninety days,
and that there was chance that the note would
be protested before that time.
Weare looking anxiously 10 Virginia.
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ALBENARLE.
Majority for Taylor, 2l2.
Majority for Clay in 1874, 2lO.
Majority for Goggin in l847, 32l.
HAMPSHIRE

RoMsEY, Nov. S-As elecIor Tor Tins county,
| tcelit my duty TO inform yoa Of The :esu!t oil
The election here, as lar as | an able from he
returns which have reached our county seat.
We have thirteen election districts, lea oil when
we have official returns from and ifom these
have no coubl our majority will be from 10 10
lOO-b.ing an increase Of from 50 70 10.
ROCKBRlDGE --TayloT's majority 10 his
county, as far as heard from, IS To-, WIN one
precinct (Goshen) 10 hear from, winch VIII give
a democratic majority OF Oto ID. 10 1914 Clay
had a majority Oh l54
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Majority for Taylor, Sc, 81. Folks maj. As.
BY this, you perceive that this county has
surrendered for the time being to General Tay-
lor & Co. To sum up our fatality Loss 81;
minus By Is than b, Harrison in 1910. SOM
seven or eight Democrats were decoyed over oy
the false coors Of no partyism, and fired upon
their old cimrades Alas that they should for
get their counlry's interest On: # our Captains
1oent off on a skv-rocket, and exploded most as
t,ni,iiy Some forty or fifty voters were no,
in the fight; either they did not hear Of it, or
did not care 10 be in it. We now look TO noble
old Brunswick, gallant little Greensvie, and
other parts of the district, 10 save US from the
cursed fangs Of Whigisu, as well as aid in
preventing glorious Democratic Old Virginia
from trailing in the DUST under the black flag OF
Taylorism, Fillmorism, Federalism. We will
never believe otherwise, until we are brought 10
look upon that state of degradation.
MECKLENBURG
70 Tho Editprs of the Enquirer:
Messrs Edirprs-rnc charlottesville Precinct
as it was in "A, 50 il is in 4S-fisht side up!
Cas- AMI Barter, 81, Taylor and Fillmore, "A.
SPOTSYLVANIA
IL the Editors Of tte Enquirer:
ANDRsw's PREcIScT, Nov 7.
Genllcmen-I send you The vo,e Al this Pre-.
cinct II is as follows Cass and Butler, 80;
Taylor ami Fillmore, 6l Majority Tor Cass and
Bu.ler, 81.
SURRY
Ia The Editors of the Enquirer
Gentlemen -Bplow han! you corfeci Stale
men: II ne polls il This county a. the several
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Iron, the Baltimore Sun.
NORTH CAROLINA.

FAYETTEVILLE, NOV. jim.
The vote 10 Robinson county is 635 iot lay
lor. ard for Cass 54i-Taylor majority SO. Inc
majority Tor Rowland whis, (Senaior,l is 2sl.
RALEIGH, n. c., Nov. 9Th. ),
Five counties in this vicinity have been heard
from, and The Wing gain is over 200
CHARLOTTE-l3 majority Cas-. Po!Ks9.
A core: pendent OF The Times gives The vote as
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The nas.ve county by importing The foreign w hi
vote 10 swell their majority 10 IS, which was the
calculation OF some OF the Whi-s.
There were some few Democrats imposed on
bv The raylor tickets being headed as 'she peo-
MES" candidates But there was no "sPontane-
ans combustion" The Democrats STOOD firm
and polled a larger Democratic vote Than ever
was poled. Yours, in haste. MADISON.
MADISON CounT HOUSE,
7th November 10 o'clock at night.
Dear Srs am just in from the mountain
precinct and have to inform you that, as far as
heard from, Madison is of the right stripe. The
Democratic vote being 434; Wing vo e being
ST, and two precincts to hear from, which will
probably increase the Democratic vote TO 500 or
525, and the Wing vote to IS or IS will give
you full account of the vote Of this county
by our next mail.
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Taylor 8 mai
LOUISIANA.

LOUISIANA.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 9-5 P. M.
The Taylor Electoral ticket in his STATE is be-
Level confidently, by both parties, TO have tri-
umDhci In the city OF New Orleans, Taylor's
majority is 1891 In 1874, Mr.. Clay's MAORI
~ mas Asa clear gain for Taylor Of GOT
R-iurs from The countless or parishes, are MT
official, bli III strong indicate rs are, that The
ssti,c has gone Tor Taylor The Wings are con-
fl tent OF lnis, and The Democrats concede it.
FROM WILMoT's DISTRICT.
The following is the first dispatch'we have yet
received relative TO the result in y inots Dis
trict:
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 90 P. VI.
We have just received the fist returns from
Wllmots district. Bradford county, which gave
Polk nearly 300 majority, gives Taylor majo
rity Of 80.
TENNESSEE AND KENTUCKY.
The following dispatch reached US about mid
day yesterday
PlrrsBURG, Nov. 9th.
Editors Nashville Banner write us that Tay-
lor's majority in Tennessee is from five 10 eight
THOUSAND. The election is so decisive for Tay-
Tor. that deem il unnecessary TO send the figures
of the different counties, especially as the wires
arr crowded. Every county in Kentucky heard
from gives Taylor considerable gain over Crit
tendan. TAYLOR has swept both these States
Another dispatch from Nashville, Tennessee,
TO and from Democratic sources concedo Ten
nessee 10 Taylor by 5000.
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Democratic loss since 1874,

Democratic loss since 1914, 10
From the Lyncibnrg Vpginsan
AMiERST.-We have only heard from
portion of the County. We have gained largely
on the vote OF 1874. Al The Court House a! u
o'clock Cass was 81 ahead.-Polk's majority in
1874 was ITO. AZ Dillari's, Tayior's majority
&c. CIay's majority was 42 Pedlar Mills al
O'Clock Is majority Tor Taylor. Clays major
iy20. Two precincts 10 hear from Butfaloe
Springs and Walters Mill.
BEDFORD-We have only heard from Cheese
Creek. Cass AMI Butler have majority oil
Is. Considerable Wing loss, unless the voters
have gone 10 some oher place.
APPOMATTOX.-We have only heard ION
Two p,ecinc's in This county. Vote at The Spout,
al o'clock, IS for Cas- aud 80 Tor Taylor. Al
Courthouse, So majority for Cass al | O'Clock
PITTSYLVANlA- We have only hear
from one precinct, d. jarneus, the vote stood for
TAYLOR and Fillmore e9. Fol Cas- and Buiff
40. In 1871 The vote stood Tor Cay 30 Fol
Polk II.
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AUGUSTA
Clay's mai. 1888 Taylor's do. Cpl = lea
H,,;ocv;llc 10 ~ 1slA

Clay's mai 1888. Taylot's do. 62l : leav-
inc Craigsyc as III le44.
From the above II will be seen that The rhole
,,,s IS IN creased over that Of "A. but that The
Un,g note has fallen of 47-and ina, the Demo,
ero,tc po,s has increased sizty-!hrte! The Wing
majority is il2 less han in lS44 The mail is
ahoul 10 close The "SpaTtans" OF old Augusta
have dome their whole du:y.
From Rockingham, we have reported IN
creased majority. u
From, an0thsr Correspondent.
You will see that we have doubled our vote al
Deersfed, where there has been but one speech
made his canvass and that was BY II. w. Shei,
few. Wing. few DAYS before the election. Old
Augusta is onxard. The above vo'e IS correct,
believe. C.aissville is not heard from.
In haste, Il.
ORANGE.
| To he Editors of the Enquirer:
ORANGE C. H., Nov. 9Th.
Messrs. Editors: The Presidential election
came of Yesterday. Al The Court House lay
, Tor received 2O6 votes and Cass 100; at Robin.
sons TAYLOR received 90 and Cass lOl.
/ Taylor Cass
Court House, 200 iso
Robinsons, W ioi
2es 2sl
Taylor's majority Is. Folks maj. 49,
In the Congressional election OF lS47, the lasI
,es. vote in the county, Goggin, Wing, received,
| for Congress, Is majority over Leake, which IS
gain OF only Two votes notwithslandiDg The extra
efforts that were made by The Wings 10 carry iaS
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= II O |, f. n

SEPTEMBER 29th. 1915, IF the Wharf III Port Con
- way, 4 WALNUT CoLORrD CHEST, about
three and half le-l IN length, the Id split, and nailed
down with four large nails, with white OAK hinges
The Chest al the time II was stolen, had within nine
Dresses, a Parasol and other articles. among
which wa. a Quill not quite finished, made of calico
and bieached cotton pieces cut three cornered OF very
small SIZE and very notable vest pieces IN H. The
Chest and It's contents belonged 10 Miss Nancy Adams
daughter &c Mt. Thomas Adams Of King George coun.
~ Virginia will give The vaine Of the contents oil
The chest for the delivery Of them 10 me-.
Oct3l-lf THOMAS ADAMS.
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OF Congress have been elelkd:
ii Di,trct-John A King, vg gain
d do David A Bokee Fh. cain
Sd 10 Phillips PhGnf, zig gain
irh do Waller Undeihii gain
5:a DO George Briggs, Mis-
9th do James Brooks, vkieain
Oh do Hor. Greeley, vi Is s:a 10 fill vacancy
Tn do WIN Nelson whk
9th do Il Holloway, WHIT
9Th do Thos McRessocHwi: probably
10Th do Herman Gonll w
l!ih d. CT Sylvester, wig
- DO John Schoocrit, zig
l4a do George K Andre1, wig
18Th do JR Thurman, " ain
l6 Ii 10 Hugh White, I'D
l7.h DO II P Alexander, yiisain probably
18th DO Preston King, freel 10
18Th 10 CHARLES + Clarke Ri;
2Gh do OBJ Madison, VI aIn
2ls! do Thos Smith, viii. Ia:
% 10 Henry Burnett. VIC lain
23d DO VIM Dner, whie
24th DO Daniel Coll, whi
25a a. Harmon Congelw
26ih Dc w 7 Jackson wh3 Fobsby
9th do w A Sackelt, Wig
2Sh do A NJ Schermerhone, ;hig
% do Robert l.. Rose, vhig
Both do David Rumpsey, vhig
3lst do E. Risley, whis
32i do EG Spandng, wig
33d do Harvey Putnam, vhe
Sab do L. Burrows, whig
Wing gain, 10.
GEORGIA,
Our ielegraphic despatch says MS Stale has
gaan,ly stood by The South
MISSISSIPPI
Large Wing cain in Nortern4iississippi
ALABAMA.
Reported Wing gain Of $40 inllr counties
H.Si'e, Cha"hers Russell md Liderdale
RHODE ISLAND
Gsy'o.'s rajnruY oref alab,u 900.
CONNECTICUT.
Tsylcr 206s7; Cas- 1885, Va Buren, 1857
Taylor over Cas- 3 337; overb5,h 070.
della WARE.
Majority for Taylor 535.
MAINE
The returns which we have rectyed from this
State seem 70 insure 1000 plurality Tor Cas-
No choice by the people.
NEW HAMPSHlR:.
TIE Stale gone Tor Cass by majority q
5000.
NENMONI
Returns from this Stale Continue 70 show Tay-
lcr 10 be considerably anea! of OH Cass aid
Van Buren,.
OHIO.
In % counties Taylor's loss owe Ford's vote i:
l,154 The Wings concede lie SAFE 10 Cass By
from IL 10000 Van Buiens vote mol given.
ILLINOIS
Taylor cass v. Buren,
Chicago 1881 1896 l543
Springfield 40I maj.
LOUISVILLE Nov 90 a. m.
We have returns lrcu, IIliiois, but the figures
are MOI very reliable. Cass las doubtless carried
The State. Van Buren, polls strong vote in tht
Stale, however
Ter COUNTIES give Cas- $50 majority.
MICHIGAN.
The city Of Detroit (Casss own honey ha:
gore tor Taylor.
Anolhcr despatch says:-Droit has gone
Cass by 200 majority.
Jackson City, l4s for Cas-; Maumeer 63 fo
Taylor.
Later intelligence announces hat Inc State ha
gone Tor Cass BY an increased majority.
NORTH CAROLINA.
Large Taylor gains Berry D } elected 10 hi
Senate from Orange. This mikes The Legisla
Inre lie, and defeats The ,e ELECTION OF Badger
the Wilmol PIoyisoi,e.
The Norfolk Herald has The following iron
iis correspondent oflhe Elizlbet City Old Norl
State
"Pasquo'ank, majority for T.ylor, $50.
Camden, precincts (Ccuu aonss and o.
frapp) majority for Taylor 35C
"PerQuimons majority for TAILOR in The who'll
county 1888
The majority OF Camden vii be increased L
$50 BY The vote OF Canal Bridge This will he
gain OF l6O votes in these three COUNTIES over III
August election.
Reported majority for Tayo: in Chowan l41
fear this is loo good 10 be true"
uATJCAy rnJINTy
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WHAT SOUTHERN WINGS HAVE
GAINED

W IL "A ! , ~ y n r n ~ w rllIS Z
GAINED
The Wings of the South may read in the
following article from the Philadelphia North
American, leading Wing organ, what they may
surely expect from the late "Free-soil triumph"
of Taylor md Fillmore. 1t will be seen that
the Northern Wings calculate certainly upon
tine passage of the Tariff of 1912, with specific
duties and direct protection wild and extra
VACANT system OF Internal improvements and,
above ALL 'ths prohibition Of slape,y in the ter.
ri,ories Of California and New Mexico" And
what is much moro significant, this article is
published without one word Of objection BY The
Baltimore American, Southern Wing paper.
Here are the delicious fruits which are rendered
10 The South. Blu, the Southern Wings have
none but themselves 10 blame. They have been
foremost in crushing the Veto Power, tho con
sersa!ive safe guard against the aegressiops of
the rampant anti-savery Nor!h-and when
Zachary Taylor shall withhold his veto from
the WiImot Proyiso, uHder the anti.velo com
initials of Southern Whiggery, the Wings of the
South will be bound to stand by him. and see
the South colby sacrificed. Senator Metcalfe
of Kentucky says, that were General Taylor to
veto the Proviso, he would "dish6nor himself"
Such is the fatal policy marked out for General
Taylor; and such, We cannot bu, believe, Gene
raj Taylor will DO compelled to carry through;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-14

THE RULING PASSION STRONG IN
DEATH."-We are informed (says me ~. ".
Delta) that during the dying moments ol 1over-
nor McNutl, a person entered the room with
newsnsner IN his hand. twas about The time
when The election returns were coming in from
Pennsylvania. The eye Of The dying politician
assumed momenrary brightness, as his feeble
voice family ariiculated Inc inquiry, w nd.
answer could be given, the querist was corpse,
and The spirit of the true Democra, had left Inc
scenes OF moral contest.