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Democratic banner., 1848-09-18
a. The St. Louis Republican ofthe i4tI

%. The St. Louis Republican ofthe 18th
inst. contains q communication from Pro.
lessor Barbour, Stating that Q patient had
come under his notice who exhibited ell
Of the worst and most Characteristic symp-
toms Of Asistic Cholera, - it presented
itself ia our country, in 1882 and '3s."-
The papers state that the "Doctor's them
disagree" Who shall decide? The
City Registers weekly report shows the
health Of the city to be better than It has
bssn for many years,
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NorE.-The above tabular statement en-.
braces al the counties in the State. except
Shannon. Putnam, Harris and Gentry,
Democratic banner., 1848-09-18
Barnbufnerism in Missouri.


The St beuis Repubtean and Er6 keep
up sgreat babbling, about the B~a.nbnrners
in St. Lcpis-Fsss Sod ticket ia Mis-.
souri--van Buren, smnng the Dutch. and
siEy 6orsh enough to impress one who did
not live in Missouri, or take q Democratic
paper published in the State that would tell
the truth, with the belief that Van Buren,
and Adams would receive . heavy vote 10
this State. Nov such a thing asa Ven
Buren, man we have yet to meet With, ex.
cepting one, who has always besn,a Wing
and ar ultra Mig too. This account we
receive from all quarters Of tile State-the
Van Buren, Democrats are not there; one
would be q curiosity in the county. And
no wonder that it il so-for never did man
have fewer claims upon his fellow man for
support, than has Martin VsR Buren, upon
the su6raees of Democrats wholovs their
principles for the sake Of their country
They gave him their hearty support when
he was true to their principles, and they
will whistle him to the winds with the same
good viii nov that he has fallen from bis es-
tste-loaned himself to asectioasl faction,
and treacherously stabbed those principles
when it vas least expected. And wher.-
fore all this treachery Of the MANI Rk-l
VENICE. AMBITION. and. seLprsHrrss anil
swer! He is no longer the Democrat oil
1910, but has fallen into Abolition arms;
aad has been shaken from the skirts of
Is the dew drop from the msne
Of the lion. The Republican and Era msy
duly chronicle the advent Of Bsrnburner
prints in Missouri-ths - Flag (we
the FIRST name,) of St. Louis msyIl
defesd this diSorgsnizing spirit, under false
OF run up the speckled banner of
him whom It loves most, but the rank and
lie Of the Democracy Of St. Louis-of Mis-
wavsF not, will heed them not
when their duty beckoOs them onwsrd.-fl
seeds may take root, and Abo-
'tio,. weeds may spring up in Whig soil. !
when sown by the Republican, Era, sndl
st Palmyra, or planted BY Bates, but
hat tina, falls upon Democratic ground, byI
whatever hands, viii be destined to perish !
re It ge'minsies. i
~
Democratic banner., 1848-09-18

French NatiOnG! .assenbk.-An cleo.
ti"n for President took place 90 the 18th
alt. In the French Internationally. which
resulted in the choice Of Armand Marfas..
Democratic banner., 1848-09-18

%. Gen. Tsylor has written another
fsngthy "AllisOn letter. endsavcring to d..
|Eas wAat be means by e .Whig.. but not an
ultra WLig." II makes confusion worse
Ysoatouaded.
Democratic banner., 1848-09-18

10 audi.
Ran-, ind rsst
SeENA fsantic! Moth.
& ardent sttachment to Wing
MsSs~s5s embodied in. the person Of
Clay, conld have given rise to such
expression offeeling. The num-
cf persons 10 attendance could not
davS been less than 10000 The audience
began 70 assemble ct an early hour, and BY
the time q commencing the saloon vas
crowded to excess. In half an hour after
wards the number became 10 great that q
ssoead meeting wss organized ID the Gar.
deaf in which an equal number participated.
70 The Address adopted by the cearsn.
ton i fall and explicit, in throwing Taylor
overheard and d~enouncing the Philadeiphis
COavsatiOn. We have no room for ex.
tracts; We viii give some in our next
The call for this p~seting followed immrdi-
stsly the acceptance by Gen. Tsylor of the
nomination rendered to him and Gen. But.
LEI, BY the citizens Of Charleston, South
Carolina. The friends Of M. Fillmore. at
Albany, denounced Gen. Tsylor's sccep-
lance as an indignity to the Wings, and IS.
peeialiJt0 ar. fillmore. He iii ed to wink
at The meeting in New York.
FsAaSut AccrDrsr-Ma-ron Escape u
Ljs.-Ws learn from NJ. Burnett, The Ter
Tyma6 u this place, that on Friday last,
while seuAs smigraats for Texas we're cross.
ing che tssags ovet the slough, known d
The snys, sboat one mile from Atlas, IN Pike
county, ~, i suddenly gave way and pre-.
eipitased three two-horss teams, With heir
Oeussats and several persons, 10 OF 30
fest PsrpsaiIcalsfiy-fortunatsly howev.
oFs they were ~immediately over Q small
Island upoa uhich they fell, that ssvsd them,
probably, eli from droyning. ~ the vsssr
% both sides vas deep. About ifsys feet
Of the bridge gave way and breks under
the feet 81 the horss attached 70. q buegie,
n which vas two ladies', b the scar Of the
Wagons; the horse wsS thrown partly Of,
ssd wss prevented from falling only by the
Sapp6ft Gieea b. os1 Of The Iadiet, until
Fopel tst1 proeursd 70 draw him back
The otlss lay jumped from the beaais sof
he issad tslavs end vas gosddeet iniir.
u. eevtfsl pstsoas 10 the waeoas we're.
severely bruised, but no ons kifa1. Onst
aeesp died. The namsBo f the pslsoas vel
9sts enlk3e b lssrn. It's hoped ths
,eilge III seess % fspeired. Travslsss
lsW Asye sesresa 81 Rsek Port tws aissI
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i'ss been proven that Gen. Taylor alone
selected that spot. They denied that the
Rio Grande vas the boundary, and ths,
"Amrficsn blond was shed upon American
SOIL" and the Mexican Commissioners that
signed the late tresty, in their report t.
their own Government say, "The intention
Of making the Bravo . limit, has been an
nouncsd BY the c~learest signs for the last
twelve years, and it would have been i'm
at the present day to change it.
After the defeat Of San Jscinio, in April,
1895, that was the territory which We stip-
aIatsd to ~eyscuate, and which We sccosd.
Ingly did evscuate, BY failing On Matamo.
'ss." Poor Wtigeery here said the DC.
'or was eomplstely cut of. They have.
aid be, continually uPbraidrd the President
nth usurpstion Of power. ia ordering the
the Soutl.- western frontier, without
be sdvies Of Congress, then in session.
rhis vas their lest resort for abuse. ,ls|
'rdering the army to the South. tie Prrsi-
lent complied with the expressed wishes
{ Tssss, snd pssfosnea BID esestsstioasl|
- RI 49, EEE |
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-19

a, the las, meeting Though It's Chairman, repted ioi
the considerable Of the Society the following Presm'
BILE snd Resolutions. via:
The hand If death having removed from among Us
cur friend and late frow-member and II TIE foun.
ders IT this Institution. Richard H. Tuler we deem II
proper. AMI bui justice Ia ourselves. well 10 his
mrmoy 10 give expression 10 the feeling Of SORROW ex
cited IN bosoms by this muurniul event, and 10 les
uiy our high appreciation OF his manly and honorable
character. his polished and rgnifej bearing. and his
powerful and eught- ned inellcc,-hs waun heart and
his smnd friendship.
Therefore, be it Resolved BY this Society.
]. That in his death We have, both as Society and
as individuals. SUSTAINED .epaahe loss. and that
while under the conviction that our loss is his immeas
nrahIe gam bow with submission this affecting
Divine Providence, canno, but deeply depore our
sad bereavement.
That testimony Of respect 10 the memory of
the dectas d. We WILL as Society. attend the funeral
sermon be delivered hs day, the occasion OF hls
death.
g. That copy Of lhese proceedings be transmitted 10
Tho widow Of the deceased. aud be published IN he pa
petS If this town. sud the Richmond Nhg.
Which. on motion, were unanimously adopted.
An extract from the minutes
JAS. BENAGH. See'y.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-19

tf the people. With decided procli>iy towards the
spleudors Of court, shown by his cordial admiration
and deiesepce for his royal friend Louis Philippe and
with and habits obviously arstocrac and exclu
ave he hnks il the more necessary be ultra aco-
binca in his political sentiments Naturally conserva
tive he embraces from views of policy. every scheme
which he thinks appeals the passions Of his coun-
,rymen He was for swapwag the whole of Mexico
more recently urged the seizng OF Yucatsn aud would
advocate the annexation Of Cuba If he thought it would
be popular character such as this is nut improved by
sge accordingly we find him, when upwards Of three
score, svoug the EXTREMIST principles and supporting
the must questionable measures According 10 hin,
what his friends justly claim uuspo,,ed morals and an
unbemshed reputation. nevertheless regard him IS
Of the dangerous of the country. In
every instance in which Mr. Polk has usurped power he
has found defender of the in him who seeks be
his thorough supporter ruler need
desire. The zeal and energy o his support must
conspicuous where the policy most objectionable, and
the only nsancen which he opposed the Presldent.was
when he did right, viz in abandoning his posiioo the
Oregon question:. Such Is the man the Democracy wish
make President. at time when Europe Is The
of a dreadful csnvusion aud when have every rea
believe it will require, in the first act OF the
!. ench Revolu ton, the prudence Of Washington 10
a .p our country from being involved in its wars.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-19
ARRIVAL. OF THE STEAMSHIP
AMERICA
ClliRilST RIOTS IN ENGLAND-PARI
QUlET-MIfCIIELL SENTENCED
TO BE TRANSPORTED.

Baltimore. June 18th, 70 NJ
Tie steamer America has arrived at Boston. after n
raid passaa f Zen days from Iiyrp1ol, whence she
sard ON the Sd inst.
There had been armed assenb1agrs If Gharliss in die
tereAt Of Engnd an serious riots had occurred
Business wasaImosi entirely suspended in the man
ulacturiue districts
The Funds wera firm. ConsosSi 10 Sis f,r account
Paris quiet
Nit, he'll hal been convicted If treason in Ireland ana
sentenced 10 be transported, tor fmfieei years 10 IL llks
in Bermuda
COMMERCIAL.
The following was the prizes current IN LiverplA on
hp 3 June. the d ~ til" AM rlra sailed.
FLOUR-Cana Flour 21s Cd a 25s pidadel phia
and Baltimore 21sa 21s 6I.
CORN-Whe 32s a SIS, yellow Sos Cd per quar-
ter. Market duh.
WIEAT-md white was quoted at Is Cd to SIS
per bushel.
ElCE--3s IS 81 per GO pounds Market Inactive
and prices in favor If buyers.
COFlO N-Uplaud Ordinary. 81 SD; Mddling
Std "a !; middlng fair al fair d i gopd. fair 81 a
3d. good I'D Orleans; ordinary Sd I'D; mddllog
@5d 3d. mi ding fair iAd; fair 4.d good far 5.;good
) ! % Cd; choice q ID.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-19
GENERAL. PILLOW.

The official military life # General Pillow, pre-
sumo may he considered a, an end He an,
thing more than the Presidents appnn,ee. Mr. Polk
ventured send his nomination the Senate and
had peace not been proclaimed, his commission woulo
have been worth nothing after the adjournment. liz
cannot be brought before court martial now, matter
what may he the repu made by the court OF enquiry
The evidence lately given very unfavorable 10 Pillow
As t, The Mexican officer. whom this American Captain
Bobadl AYERS Substantially slam" by him, the "a,
liant 1t Longstreet tesf that he fell under a Solley
Of fifty infantry The public has ceased to take any in
ercs, in the proceedings, however and Whatever the
court ofenqnry may report, has come IN the conclusion
that General Pill IVY is a very shabby fellow.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-19
RATIFICATION MEETING.

here vas large meeting on Thursday night. in The
saloon oil the Masonic Hall to ratfy the nominations d
The Wing Convention. X X. CR,lLK, Ed. FIRST
addressed the meeting ia some eloquent remarks repsr
atory To uferlng preamble aud resolutions We have
not these before and thefefre ourselves by
SAYING that. whilst Of The resolutions would have
chmmanded the sss.nt ofali present. asa wh1e they
We're not acceptable 10 the meeting. Mr.. Crale WAS
followed by JOSEPH X. IRvISo. Esq. the Wing Eec
tor If this Dsr.c' in loug SPEECH If great ability and
eoqaence lie concluded by offering, a substitute to
Mr. Cralles resolutions, resolution simply rntfyine
the nomination of Zachary Taylor aud MllaSd Fillmore
which ad opted By unanimous vote.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-19
GENERAL. SCOTT.

We regret 10 learn that Ten Scot, present seriol,
ly indSposed IN Fred rick. We believe we have omit
ted 10 Slate that a delegation pp,ind ny The public
meeting If the ciliz ms of Richmond lately waited
upon Gen. Scott. IN frederick. FIR the purpose o.
inviting him To WISH that city The clairmaa Of the
committee WIN. II Macflrand Esq, addressed him in
very eloquent manner:
Gen. S5tl rephel, substance, that he was hanpy TO
receive the invitation and remarked that he had been The
recipient Of aes al k6dne,s IN all the States thai he had
accidentally passed through. uowi'h ,andno his dlspoSi
Il Ia void all public demonstrations tie felt prml
Thai his ratiHe Sate had 81 ehly hundred M bat re-
minded the committee hat he The puhir's servngi-
not his own maslor-and that however he ntah. wish
To iail in with the overture Of his fellow citizens he
could not raupr mise between his ncuatinns an
'inv. He hoped, twever. Al ron,e day, To visit
Richmond and when he did 81 (vilIont de-ifin, any
pafade he vonld he glad take every one If her noble
suns hy he hand fu tho owlirsl citizen 10 the IN, 81
'nirec val and p,jsted gentleman il their ulds. H.
had two hands ur every maH he said who desired in
rodu"iioa Ia him lie spoke ii the officers aud men II
his army IN Mexico, with warmth aud maguannitv
If soul that dd him the highest honor aud pressed
his prde in having been at The head Of such an army Of
gallant spirits.
\ the close If the Generals speech the committee
were Introduced Ia the officer present. and thus ended
Tribute tn grea military and civic talent honorable
those who conceived IT. II was deserved by hm in
whose behalf 1t offered
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-19

N,- l. must not be forgotten that General Cas7 in
January 8i7. with fourteen others, in the Senae of the
United States. voted against the motion 10 strike out the
previso to the vote Of thanks General TAYLOR added
by the House, upon the motion Of Jacob Thompson, Of
Mississippi to he following effect
Crowded that nothing herein contained shall he
srued into approba ion of The Of Caplualion of
Monterey"
This proyiso was added by loco f,ro Iluse with
view Of nsulring and degrading he old Hero The Sen
ate struck it by Of 33 to Is AID The name of
Lewis Cass is recorded luthe negative lie had even
then an instructive apprehension who his coBpelitor
would BE-.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-19

Al 3 special communication Of Marshall Lodge, M.
80 held the Mas mic Hail. Lynchhug. June ll,h
\. L. 5sIS. \ d. lS4S
The following preamble and resolutions unanl
lnously adopted
EARTH TO EARTH DUST TO DUST"
Brehren. We have met together To pay the Last sad TIL
butte 10 worthy Brother, 10 mngle our SORROWS witt
those Of near relatives aud friends, 10 mourn with on
whole onnuniy f1t the ss uf me endesred to Us by
many pleasing associations As brother, friend.
public henefictnr, he was known and beloved by all.
Our former brother X II Tolpr ia no more lie VIII,
had lived life of purity and virtue ian I'raee in whom
there gull" has been cut on by the mercess
hand OF Death III the midst Of his usefulness aud the
sgor Of his manhund
As Member If he fraternity. he noble ex
ample to MS an Illustrating e did. IN his walk through
life the beautiful pnnr pies Of our Order Charity, Truth
Bruthery Love-
As Craftsman. jealous. perseverins and aspiring.
Jealous in his working and love r the Orde, n.rseyer-
Ing IN knowledge and the principles here incuIcs.
aod aspiring by rigdy adhenng III se principles 10
nave eventually revealed 10 HIN the mysteries Of the
Great Lodge above where the Supreme Architect rules
and governs.
As Brother he was oectionae and sincere; alltin
ready extend cordially the hand Of friendship; wilh
hear sincerely desiring the welfare and happiness Of
his brethren. The hand Of friendship is marble
cold IN The tomb; the hear, which beat in sweet unison
with ours, ~ now pnlSees3, inaamate. DEAD
As man. he was rohe, generous, kndj indeed ma
the lad generousl endowed him with every lofty DUAL
ny which ennobes and dgnlfcs the human character.
Death ever nnwelrome. has selected tr victim
whose loss will b drporcd. while charity has disc pie
truth votary. But while mnurning aill cans.
let us mol Orgo II was lnscrutabe aud benevolent
Providence. whose hand directed the blow and console
ourselves by eheclng though the sepuchre hls
dust, his soul has winged lis way the regions vi bliss
where lie and happiness endureih for
In token Of snceTr slrr1w. aud IN testimony of
respect frr the dree ised. be IL therefore
Resolved, That we sincerely sympa,hze with his at
fccd wlow and relatives IN ,he rreparable loss they
have sustained aud pray him who enpers the wind
To cheer and console them.
X S lyed That further testimony If our respect,
the jewels ndtnrniiure of the Lodge u cl thed IN
mourning and the members oi the Lodge the usual
badIr f'llhe spec Of thIrty days.
Resolved, ] hai this l. dye attend. in body. the f,-
neral sermon 10 be DISGUISED OF the sad
event.
Resolved. That copy Of the foregoing buttons. be
Transmitted 10 his herelycd family and reltlses aud pub
Ilshed IN the papers Vi our iown
copy Iese,
+. w. VIC FOR. Sec'y.
0t- The "Nirgiaa Patllol" and .ltepubncan," will
please eapy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-19
RECALL OF TROOPS.

will be that General Order has been Issued
recalling the army from Mexico. Very properly, the
volunteers to arrive FIRST and to be mustered OF
service at the points Of rendezvous. The Virginia regi
ment will be discharged FVrress Monroe. After the
volunteers come Tho ten regiments of regulars enlisted
for the war. II is to be hoped that enough Of hem will
recn,cr TO I'll up the ranks Of the Noble old regiments.
which are destined to hard service in maintaining sarri-
sons in our newly acquired errinry. We regre 'hat
The third regiment OF Dragons to be discharged as II
is evident the cavalry armof The service IS not strong
enough.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-19
LADIES' FAIR AND SUPPER.

The Ladies propose having Fair and Supper at the Tay
EN- o! Mr. hduc At Amherst Count House the evening
Of the 2j o the present meath, aud tn next day Uht
2ih) Dinner will be furnished for tie Masnns, and all
others WI may br pleased attend The profits al which
Will be used III aid o building Church the Court House
h such object in view and with disposition 10
gave sa'saton, they hope to meet with liberal encourage
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-19
OLD CAMPBELL.

attending Campbell Court during the past week.
we ioanh The new Court II use nearly finished. W.
vennfeo say lha:, when compl.eJ i, will compare IA
vorably with any similar building in the State and will
reflect credit both the G commissioners who desrned
and the worthy m"chlnic, l.. Shnmaker who executed
the work II Architectural design AMI prap,rtiln "a
well as in durability ofmateTial and good workmanship,
the building appears to model worthy IF imitation -
The ceiling in the Court Rpom is executed wlih elegance
and taste, rarely equalled. and surpassed by any
thing we have ever seen. unless indeed it be the Hall
OF Marshall Lodge, No. 80, in this town. the plaslena
OF which was executed by the ingenious mechanic
Mr.. john Long, who as Paserer, cannot be excelled
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-19
Debtors to the Nirginian!

fENIIE undersigned will attend Amherst and Nelson
jun Courts, for the purpose of collecting and clos
ing mp all accounts due the late Of ier, Town
Icy < Siaiham; Stltham, billiard < Towney aud Black
frd. Statham 4 billiard. Thusn al Court, he
will call on. All who indebted by bon open
count. he hopes will be ready f,r settlement, he is
anxous 10 close his business in Virginia.
June SIS CilAS, w. sTA'rlIAM
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-19
STOP I7C /!

M 10 away from the subscriber at Charlotte
w Court House. ON the morning of the 2nl day If
the presan, MONTH June, without any known cause
Mack, Mackn. is amui 80 years oage. large and tall
feet inches HIGH knoct knrcd teeth som"w hat decay
ed highlrad and rather stupid mling but very auiul
and a carpenter by trade. have Reason believe he
will make his way to Lynchbug aud may. perhaps, be
onnd Al Mr.. Fuckers, brick-ayer. Probably Mack
may attempt Iog,tto Ohio. will compensate any one
literally who viii arIrehend and secute Mack IN jail ST
hat get him again.
A. A. DAVIDSON.
hmm u In
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-19

Tile Union says, I'VE learn Ibis day it is a1soluis =
sHrtain. south Carolina will go for General Taylor
The Union takes not to say that she will give her
vote for General Cas. The paper aso There
j. moi Southern State, Souh of the Potomac, except
perhaps North Carolina, and there our friends will
TO The knife. which will give her vote to place General
Taylor in the chaif." We meet this assertion or
prediction, by counter one, and remit the decision
To the second week # November We assert that every
Southern State except, perhaps, Virginia, Arkansas and
ALBANIA viii vote for Gen. TayInr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-19
C0NGRESS

The proceedings of Congress for the last wsek hive
been devoid of interest. The House adopted jint
ous'on, appointing the 7th July for the day of ADJOURN
men' The Senate, however, laid the resolution upon
'he table There is great deal Of business yet To do
Peace will bring with the necessity Of plch leglsa
'o'' and we do not how il possible (: Csog-1as .
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-19

ky- The Ratification meeting. held in Philadelphia
on the night of the adournmen, Of the Convention. was
a most imposinp aud interesting affair. Many FL queni
and spirit stirring speeches were delivered from he sew
eta stands The speakers among the most sim
gusipd in the country. and were, with exception or
two those who had preferred Clay Scott TO the nomi
noe
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-19
SECOND DESPATCH.

FRANCE-'Ihe French Executive and the Assem-
bly, have settled heir difficulties Banqui had been ar
rested All was harmony again.
Cotton had declined one eighth Of penny;he sales of
the week amounting 10 thirty thousand bales.
TURPENIINE-Sixt to seven
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-19

Major Graham, Z. s. A., arr wed o. New Orleans.
al tire 9Th mat with dispatches from the c om@iaasa-
ere, aud ~ II 10 believed, the ratified TRAY.