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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-25
FLORIDA.
The iii 'ial vote for President is:
Taylor
Cas-
4.537
All


Ht GUILD BUSINESS.
W ashlngt0n letter neutOns ruInor that the Coy.
eminent in Cabinet Council. on Saturday last. decided
to sead Immediately number If small vessels Of war
brLs and scho0uers enforce embargo upon an per
chant vessels gling into the harbJrs Of Monarey San
Francisco and uiher ports on The coast Of Oh rna ~
qairing them clue under binds hot t. r-csjye III
board tyr transportation any part parcel ld ors
dug from tie public lands Or mHes tile Sacr rnt, Or
other parts Of the gold region in Al a CaIif5r This
decision has been came IL. doubtless. preren; Eurnpe
an vessels. as well as those If South America. fr,1u
transporting quaniiies If the gold ORE 10 be coined in
foreign minis, without paying the risnfh lax or per
epnt1ge to the Government If ia Cni.cL S.aius n, d
Gitiptia ift7 iigeF.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-25
WASHINGTON, Dec. 10, 1913.
SENATE.

Mr. Breeze reported din to grant sections of the pub
c lands toad IN constructing the great railroad through
the State Of Illinois, hich was ordered to be PRINTED
Mr. Miller offered resolution calling on the Secretary
OF State for any correspondence in his department reanr
to the purchase Of the Island Of Cuba
Nh Berrien opposed the adoption Of the resolution.
which was informally laid aside, and will, when called
up, elicit farther debate.
The Panama Railroad Bill was then taken up Many
members spoke on the subject No decisive action was
had however.
sealed message received from the President Of
the United ) ates, which led to Executive session.
Adjourned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-25

which reat twice ana Referred il s Committee Of
The ~ IT,
4 ftw other Bills were reported from tie Standing
COMMITTEES.
o. mo.ion, the II use then went into Committee Of
The " hele. Nj Thompson. of Indiana 10 the Chair
and took up the Presidents Message fir Reference
Mess Fisher, Lahn aud Hunt addressed tie Com
'miuee.
Aittr spending sometnei ii Comnit'eea motion was
male tat my nse, VIII VA agreed anu tAe House
adj .uIHLI.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-25

,,i,e b. b wang r. ny PS> slo1 ms IN crest
r,rnai ls:trr wriJlen Tie tine ny an eIe-~ntSs
~ bs surrender I;aiHiuI very giaphic ana detailed
,,t + l. ~ i-l uy IN e1-luH 10 place among The
.r-hfyeS f g.e criv. sum Of HuT Ss-r ats Rave
g r, n ole exgaple by mad,ing huse sP,ts 1t h-,r eT
,-, d, t-a ave betp je scenes uf great hi rorca
vents br -iHe oii appr prate monumrns. 10 slgnaiiz-
them future ares. ard q em5 dy lasting expression
of ~ na't,a ! hlity and 4tltud-. Ar M rk
ani jane ovn wnthy n b. mus nJT-t-d with
Banker Hin ana Fiymlu i
Bot have detained yru. gentlemen. W these de~nl.-
hints, tlong from the r:h enter aiumsn, which
at the hands Of the earn-d AMI distinguished
gent who have consented 10 favor with addresses
In, uc-asln and whla shall have ihe in
fr1!ucr L. t S.I-y ihrannual reFOr If The
Executive Coma..t-v ana II The Secretary read.
n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-25
(Transm;tted FIR he Bartimare .4raerrcsn)

BO>liNl. DC. T.. > Z Vt.
The Gold Ferer at the Ssndicich Islands Horrible
Massacre at The Eeiec Islands.
vessel arrived that port to-day frnn the Sandwich
Islands, and the Captain ported that these Islands have
become almost drPapualed the Inhabitants having taken
up the gold fever arid tniIrang to California as fast
as conveyance clul1 b. procured
The Sand ich Island papers reported that horrible
perIeiraed at the Ffee Islands on The
18th Of April last. The commander Of the Engfish
val urces in those had despatched Of The English
cruisers to the Fr"es. lT the purpose rendering a.d
the wiz, inhabitants.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-25
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Petitions and reports from standing Com niltees were
received
On motion. the House resolved itself into Commmee
of the whole Mr. Richard w 1hDnpsnn in the Chair
and took up the Presidents Message with view Of re
ferring rent portions Of il appropriate committees
The subject oftie Tariff was incidentally introduced and
debated by Mfssrs. Cobb. Ingersof, Gentry, Holmes
Greedy and others. The debate was cut short BY mo
ton that the Committee rse which was agreed 10 and
then the House adjourned
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-25
Transmitted tor The Baltimore american

W d9IInyOn, Dec ~ T. N.
1t is understood here, to day, that Ambrose II. Sc
vier, Esq is 70 be Nominated Commissioner to Settle
the boundary line between Mexico and the United
States.
further learn that Andrew Berray Esq IS To Be rom
mated as Engineer and surveyor, being recommended ~
the eXas delegation, He was formerly engineer in
eXas, and subsequently served in that capacity on the
Northeastern Boundary line
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-25
[Trasmaucd for The Baitim,rc american.
Philadelphia. Dee 1874 p NJ
IMPORTANT FROM VENEZUELA.
PAEZ IRIITIPH AN'r
'AEZ TRIUMPHANT

b. an arrival tits port from Veneziea we have The
important intelligence That the city Of Maracabo has al
len into the hands Of General Patz and his party Sew
eal sanyuinary engagements had previously taken place
in the provinces. There be doubt that
Paes his fIrces will be crowned with utsnae success
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-25
Dissolution Of Partnership.

I'VE PARTNERS lip heretofore existing between the
un ler-i-1.l, uliar tile filth NJ I.faH. 4 RICHARDS
a0 81 Maiden Lane, has baen tiis AIN dissolved By
mutual consent ihc Affairs oi th. a.c fifth wll bc settled
bv HENRY III RICHARDS, who continues the business
uP1h Als o"n account Il. p. LEE, JR.
b. RICHARDS.
New York; 1lth November, 1915
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-25
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr.. Smith Of Indiana, from the committee Terrific
res, rrrNIsi bill framing government JI CaiiJna.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-25

Edmund Burke.
+Cul. ,\m. Fln,aine Of Hanover.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-25
Wednrsdav, Dec. 2Oth. ISIS

" edn0sday, Dec. goth. 1913.
After reports from The Standing Committee the reso-
luton yesterday offered by Nj. Grasy directing the
Speaker invite the ministers Of the several religious
denominations - open thu sessions with prayer was ia
ken up and after much discursve speaking was adopt
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-09-20
From the Richmond Southcrner.
THE LIE DIRECT.

We ran hardly pick up Southern Io-
cofDco paper, that DOES not hold Gen.
Cass as pledged To Veto the Wilmot Pro-
visa, il elected President. Now we give
the lie DIRECT to this. There is no state
rnent ON rec"Il from unIer Mr.. CasS' i
hand pledging 10 do any such thing. Why,
therefore. is this palpahle fraud attempted
to he PaImrd off on the SouilR Every
Que who nyers this statement knows that
he has no proof for il. II Is always ac.
conpanIed. too, with the declaration, that
while Mr.. Cass will veto the Wilmot Pro-
viso. General Taylor. - Southern man,
will approve il. Mr.. Ri,chie the Union,
took In this game ais,i---a1nopnring that
Mr.. Cass would veto the proviso, and
General Taylor wonld approve ii. The
Democratic Wilmnt provisoists demanded
that the " lie direct" should be given 10 il,
or Cass would lose every Northern State,
and DR.. Richie dill reirdci and cOnfrs-
sed thai Cass had promised 10 do no such
Hi"g-tIIat Mr.. Cass had made no such
pledge. What audacily. therefore. TO lie,
barelaeedIy lie. t,is was to the public
On The contrary. the Washington cores.
p"ndpnt of he Baltimore Sun, says. that
General Cas- has written a letter 10 the
Committee. at " ashington. that he ap.
proves Of The passage OF the Oregon Bill
with the WiImot proviso aiiached, and
the course of Mr.. Polk. Does this look
like pledging himself 10 Veto III We
denounce this conduc, as base and frau'iu.
lent apd unbecoming highminded and no.
norabIe men.
Nov that justice may be done. LEI Us
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HORRIBLE OUTRAGE.

By the rhsrlesIaa caurnr - lrsrn
thai Judge +. II. Ianr. who hgaErd s.u.
splnaasly IN the lsle Baltimore Dsmo.
rralls Convention. from t;rorgiA. has.ly
assaulted n Aislsnia. ia western tseareis.
the lion. A. n. Slrphrns. with knife.
Hesizhhs,l HIM 6yr lines. anal il j. lrarsd,
has munlrrrd lhr physirslly weak. bu.
inlsherinslly great and gallant Stephens.
Judge tome > powerful a IN, and ia lie
worst lorm in whirh SlrPhel.. may have
hrhayed. M one hui a base and rawaldly
man wnnId have thus attacked 80 weak
and hsliraie a person n Nc. Shphens.
aud he unsrmed n that
It's SAID thai Mr.. Stephens had been
harIasseL and assaulted 10 every po sihle
way E.r lis role ~ Ihe Comprnmlsr Blll.
Il j. said Ihai Judge one. So IrrlIaled Mr..
stephens. by Il arging him ~ hring lrai-
inr 10 Tie South. thai he slapped him in
the fare. and then Cone gave him i've il is
frarrl mortal slahs--nne in the abdomen.
two in lhe rlhs. I'm one instance the knlle
brraking in the wound "ne in the shouI.
der. and the 9Th in llle hand loecasnRed
nv Mr.. :. ,rIzing h,ld Of ihr kEiIe.) by
whih The thumb was nraIly discovered,
II men are to- b. rhargel with treason
and al ihsu hest frrlings outraged. hreause
they differ 10 eiIeriing q common INFECT,
aud because The resist sush an nu'rage
nn their honor. they are 10 he numbered
fu il. Wr are cnm,ng lo fearful state Vi
,hings. We admitted tie gallant SlePhrn.,
for tie ynie that has drawn his heart
blood. II is said great Indignation exist
ed against Core. Richmond Soatlyatr.
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CAPTAIN BRACES TESTIMONY.

Al dinner given u this brave anil dis
tinguishpd nflirer--as modest rs hei- brave
ut the Asior House. New York, ON
Thursday. the Hun. Philip Hone. WIN
presided. toasted him as Eapt. tragg.
better known by that than any "lher name
-" litlle more grape. Captain Bragg
and spoke at length Of thu brilliant ser
vice Of the flying artillery nj Bnena Vista.
The man who rap read his response, as
here reported by the Express, without
emotion. (says The Newark Daily Adrer-
iiser.) is not worthy to be an American
citizen:
Col. Bragg. modc,,ly rising, and in
some embarrassment, said il was well
known that he was only soldier. and
That. therefore, no fitting speech could be
expected from him in reply; for. wh'ever
merit gentlemen CLOSE To award him, or
whatever reputation. II any lie had unde-
servedIy. the whole of il was due to the
gallant General under whom he served,
AMI la the soldiers IN the service he COM
nanGed; nay. mnre. for lhs hrilIianry ot
tl,at service he WAS inlphlpd 10 The trains
ing Of the lamenied Ringgnl,l aud R;;!grly
! from whose hands he had received the
corps in that full efficiency that cnahleL
il 10 imnorlalze itself on the perllous aut
bInsdy field nf Buena Vista.
To the Gcneral-in Chif his arkuow'
/ Judgments were especially due. He in
spired the whole army with valor ant
confidence by his presence, not only a
Buema Vista. bni from The opening Of The
war IN the Rio Granle i is almost i'm
! possible for You. gpnilenen, (he saId.l ic
understand the character of that man as I
commandes 81 an army. There Is a re
solution. tirmness. determination inJIr'
manner and in his purposes that 90 grea
ways in leading men TO virtory. 1t wa'
never better illustrated than on the field %
PaIo Alto. He said to Maj"r Brown
when he left him with hi- small f"rce np
posite Msiam"Ios " Maintain your posi-
ton. | will mot hope to be back. ! sh II
Try To Sc back. but | will be back ON lht
10Th. Expect me. then. sud maintain
your po<irion." Every body iha, knew
him knew he would he hack. if alive IL
come. The army returned 10 Point lsa
.bsI, asIyou know. On the 9Th they fongh,
at PaIo Alto. and when night came on
they bivouarked in the open field AMI
amid the grass, with not tent over them
the General himself wrapped in his blank
II. AMI many, | can assure you. in not d
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-09-20
Arrival of the Steamer Europa
SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM ESRoFA.
fTclsrmrhrd for the Baltimore SUM-
Men York. Sept. ls-ti 4 n.

fTclerarhrd for the Baltimore SUM-
NrN York, Sept li-ii az.
The ROYAL mail steamer Europa aTrir
eel ut her wharf Ills morning, at Z O'clork.
from Liserpnol. from whence she sailed
an the I'd instant. bringing seven days later
intelligence Than The Hibernia. after pas
sage Of twelve days.
Ireland. continues perfectly
quiet. ard was heroEring more tranquil.
I.nnl john Russel had made his ionr far
tile purpose Of personal Inspection n In
the ron,Inion uG the crops in lrelard. ard
as lo fears entertained IL another famine.
The special commission will not conf
menre lost as soon rs has been expected.
As The counsel for The prisoners ATE IN re-
relve an ollicil ihtinallnn on the subject
a fortnight hcIme The day fixed for Us
opening. The Commission is To be h"l.
drn nj Glnnmrl ahuut three weeks heurr.
Mraghcr and several other of the ron.
fedFTlte leaders. now IN tie State prisons.
are husIly preparing themselves for their
defence. Mr.. Meagher is lrss active III
consulting with lis attorneys than his
rompaienS. lie has been quite i'll IN xii.
maine. and j. constantly visited BY his
brother. Mr.. Mca.hcr. NJ. =.
VIM. Smith n'Brien maintains his
r1"nchalam air I" such persons as are per-
miIte,l 10 see him. lie complains bitterly
OF M, b. ring permitted Ia read the news
papers. which he declares Ia he ono Of his
greatest priyali"ns. Mrs. O'Brien has
taken up her residence at Golden Bridge
Spa, 10 which prison she has access At all
hours of the day.
II is confidently stated that Nr. darcy
MageP. sub.cditnr of The Nation newsra'
per, has succeeded IN making his escape
10 America, where he has been before. as
! and editor Of Boston Journal.
England. - Numerous arrests Of lead
ing Charilsis continue In be made al Man.
chester and the adjoining towns. Five hal
already been tried aud sentenced IN fifteen
months hard labor in Jail. II turns ont
hat kirkdale did not assault the peace Of
! liccrs.
DIR. p. Murray Mcdowell. leading
Chartist. has hecn convicted Of tutoring
treasnnable language. and sentenced also
10 two years imprisonment.
Germany.-'rhc German Assembly /"
discussing the constitution. The Hun
garian troops have been defeated by the
Srrvain rebels with great slaughter.
serious riot had occurred ii Vienna, orra'
si"ned by an attempt To reduce the wages
of the female -iaborcrs. The contest be-.
tween The laborers and the National
Guards continued Tor thee days. SIX ~
horers were killed and slxty-one wounhe"'
including two women. They had take"
refuge on an island IN the Danube.
Berlin. also. WINS the scene oi r'"'
/ The house of The President had been ~
tarked with fragments oi benches, ratings
and stones. I,arricatIes were atiemp'"'
ond several were killed and wounded.
The Austrian and Prusssan Ministers
had both ipirmlHced bls in'o tie ass""'
| bly, 10 suppress p"Ll'c meetings.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-09-20
JOHN +. nAMTRAMCK.
Messrs. Butcher, Washington, Davenport. Bca
and 0pie, COMMITTEE.
HONEST GEORGE KREMER.

We were under he impression that this
gentleman. who was famous in his tav.
had lnng since gore The way Of all flrsh.
We lind, however. that he ~ alive and ar i.
tive. not yet tired Of the politiral world.
aud ready 10 do ballle for Old Zac. This
is go"d sign; for George has always
been renowned for his sagaeiIy in finding
which way the wind blows. and has ne.
yer been caught on the weak side.
The Baltimore American saws:
Honest George KremeT. The Milto.
man of Friday states thai the Hon. George
kren"r was TO address a Taylor meemng
at Miillmbnrg, Union county. Pa, on IA.
mrtiay. II was exppcIed that there would
be \ large turn nut. George Us doing good
servire for The Wings in the present cam.
paign, which will enable that county Ia
roll up a majority for Old lack 10 the tune
Of some l2 or 1901
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.ss a brre Ma. Ca. does .'s'd last a'i"f
t;ra. Ca.s Plr,lEirE hlm''u /" 80" TO-.
W,ltnm I'Tavlsn, b. rapWfslN ''a'F', Use,
81 4, nnrallsrl l..F-sllut sls'r'y lseAri'''',''
fram naree MrAa-an mo'uarfs Lt ".F
rlare,rr e laaz rauniEY sna 'he ifs'I-s
.sul.alilsag Il. fGmm ~. ias iFs'al .eF'E''
.ra,rs. q 4 be !. PledEsA - ssia a. II''ln
- lsllins ~ slspi he Mllaa"i l.Futis., =
..,ssss-alial slavery : aiiez.is is,Iissiislen
al. is,rsarslion ! ransamud lnsn plrslgr
aM,om. Jnsl lossk - i. AilsE i'i.ils
>. wr are rKrlnde.l Uiih - without lie
"A ilnoi isTosiso nlsraiy. he = lstld ~ Il
ne s.s,lh Is lis frirnas a. rs PFnarri',r
IA Grnrral Taylor - - bfnayrF. Wan
,bis l,suI % aawn with lhe peepies
asain. wlilr MllIa.a f,ll,nnFe. ihnOgh
= n.r,brrs man. ha- ne,rT madr an .ih''li.
ton spssrh ~ given ard ab"liiinn vote. o.
urirurn IN ah,.lllinn isslrr. sei he = de-
nannred As sn enemy - lie Snillii Hh'lr
Csss. who has l,een gailly ~ all illFer' =
pDorlaimed - even = hrl,er friend !" =
Ihsn I;enrral Taylnr. wha j. S.'nihfrheE
and SIavslnl.lrr. Bui sgaia. While Miila"l
Fillmore has never done ought hns vote
lar ilie reception &C al petitions. he : e.
nrunrr.l a. m ahnIIlinnisi, and William
q. Butler. who J. IN favor 81 dc call 81 4
Canssnlion in Keninrky. % smcnd The
Constitution 10 ahalish slavery. i pro
nnunced us irur fiend. llseems Ia ". lhal
I.nrulornism scruplrs In do nothing nnia'
or malicious 10 have ils way.
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aEGsksF SCseE LOOSa--The Kraa.
VIZ gI'rnn.l l..Fis'sE ssys hi Z. u IN.
srrsal,. ioTuarsl. : nrn@rHa n 4. ), Srna.
lar ir.-m Irnaessrr. H.asir "A rls,g "a.
sprrsh IN is.nEaii tisai. iIiaslnra ~ = Ma
,nssli,,E $50. nliy hid ~ hnoAsslle. Issn.
An.lrIson aanut.iilnasris l0r aylnr Lei
sunmer. snd saliks ssns asllrr Drn.o.
rEal., BE- sdhrrrs 20 lis hrsl rhnsrr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-09-20

A Candid Opinion.-I'he f"ll"wiHs.
frnm the pen "f The Editor Il The tni"h,
IL May. 1916, bsfare t;rr. TaNi'r Mss
ihnuehi &c far the Presidency. viii show
tn real ohinion &C Father RiirhIe. aud
how limle reliaHe j. N be plared npen
efforts from lhe same quarter 10 dIspaTase
the Old Hero:
TIE Pen H6ri'g ofthe Srord." -
" Nothing ran h. mere happy. aprr"pri-
ate. modest, sc, dignilicd. Than the dss
pa,rhes from Gen 'raylnr. They are
wnr hy oT the man and ~ the OCCASION
Mhirh has called them f"rlh. We Tho.
roughly sgrre with The compliment thai
The New Orleans Courier PAYS To the &C.
neral order OF teen. Taylor :. giving thanks
10 his troops f,r their bravery and good
comlnri.9
.rhe American reader viii remark
with pride and pleasure the striking ron
ira.l il exhibits 10 The bold. tedious. ~
irarasanl. vain gloriuus prndnrIipns of Ih'
Mcxican General. Tie neainess nf The
siyle j. admirahle--no, a word too murl
or in the wrpng plAce-all IN finr Keeping
with the energy and DECISION with Nhlri
his military operation are conducted"
Semi. Weekly Ui0n If Mag 30, Isle
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~. R.sgg. wahia ty'yarls alooe

y
line,
.isefhfr. WhrTr wRs tea, TalhR'
a. Rrags. Wlllaaa lsiE ysisis,
40. nrzzg rlasra b. rRmz'ks VIA
saaina: - un.seEfland nar. gFnslrnfn. aaa
\ salalrr. ani 10 Psilliirzn kn"N 1'sa'
Tsrlar eniF - . snldirr al : nasn.
sprzk 0f lin only = - ronasnsa'srE-
in-rllirl 81 anr amy "a NrAsea. hase
aashias d % uiiil rs p,.iliss er wears.
II : - dniy u > solalrr rlreFini y n
slhry uhaasnescr g0n Fnt mo pausf-
I r,.uld nj help speaking q ny rnsll'
mand q = lsrn thus tsssiad, - have hs'F''
~ yaa. Ear services under lin. ] have
nolhilag 10 % with pCliiirs."
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NJlluN tttttH ~ tAA-4ds = Nt Fe-
irr.burg lniril'srnrsf Rsihiahss lelirr
lfom Mauon rnnniy. VAL whirh sa,s:
- am graliiirl 10 have il in ny paasr
10 say thai hls tirn. fayiofsl Vslr wlA
he overwhelming IL NaElhw, 81 lirglnia; 4
the same lreling PeTyadrs oahrT psslisns
ii The State thai discs Ihis. I;rR. T.,ls
viii carry lie Stale By an immense ~.
ianay." ~
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= Good reasons for voting for Gen.

Cass'-one" If Mr.. Cass's stump speakers
in the dark corner of Tennessee iwhere
som green things yegela,e,) a few day
.llnc' discovered Tie true reasons VIII,
Gen. fa's should b. President. Why
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-09-20

say. he, 4 man 5who has siK Gres. Eat, Ten
Faians ,ls, sr,s luui salauFa q i,us,
pnd has go ,.l,iht,n lee bod sid,t ri e,ety
gutpln,n, nuai 30 llF gIEalrsl nlsa ~ A.,
au1li, r. jiFte ! f''s'ld rua,nnrr I'D
persia Boa nlpu 81 "a ii I coa.lI STE llse
Ild lsr,ss."
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ever held up in one section as for certain inca.
sure, and in another section as against IL"
Raleigh Standard
No, Mr.. Holden, they never were, bu,
Cass is held up as a foe t" slavery in the
North ahd lliend 10 il in the South.
Neither did their friends ever issue fro
diG'rem Tires ffhem--one suited to the
non-slavrholding slales, aud one for the
slavehoIdng states. But Cass's friends
have done this abominable deed. Whc.
Their Cass winked at il We do no, know,
b", his silence "n the subject is evidence
sufficient thai he will do any thing to get
INTO the Presidential chair. DENY this.
who can. Corogn, w,,.L.,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-09-20
A Shower.bath.-Col. Harn,ramck

A ShoWer-bafh.-col. Hantramck.
the late Colonel If The Virginia Regiment
Of Volunteers. was recently invited tn y
Democratic Festival at Charleston. -
doubtless with the object that h,s presence
might enable the party to make some 81.
pilal. The following is Cd. H. reply {;
il is a perfect sOekiOlagrr" -
shcPrrJstown, Aug. IL. 1888.
6enllrmcn: Your letter Of This date
las this moment been received, inviting
me as The late Colonel of the Virginia Re.
pimrn,. 10 public festival, gwen BY /" the
Democratic parry Of Jefferson in connsx-
ion with their brethren Of tile adjoining
counties"
Thank you kindly. gentlemen. fnr the
invitation, aud, however graiiiied may
feel II he greetings and welcome home
Of my fellow eiiizens. I am constrained To
decline y"ur polite invitation. as the iesii.
val seems to have in view the defeat al
rrr uld Chief-whnm the enemies Of our
country could never defeat. " bilst The sol
diers who served under him are cumpll-
9 mented with an invitation 10 the meeting
] am. gentlemen, respectfully. yourube.
dent servant,
{ JOHN +. llAMTRAMCK.
Messrs Butcher. Washington, Davenport, Beall
and 0pie, COMMITTEE.