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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-06

COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND mARKETs. 0cT

..
TOBACCO During he past week there has
been bnt lliIle inspected, with more animation ia
the market. W. quote lugs 81 Is 10 - "a.
common leaf So 10 81; mddling 81 so 10 IS;
good and fine 50 SO 10 81 80 and IS.
FLOUR-From S5s 10 s..
WHEAT-i05 cents for best red, and ITO {.
iOr best white.
OATS--3O cents per bushel.
CORN-55 cents per bnsheI.
CORN MEAL 60 cents per bushel.
BACON-Virginia hog round 7c; Ham, .
10 C.; Wcstcrn Sides 81 Sc; Shoulders 5, SIC.
FlSH-New tlcrrln2s 81 Shad SO 30 7.
Family Roe Hcrrnes IS in barrels and 80 50 in
halt barrels.
CATTLE-BsEp s. Is IS, scale weigh,
VEALs: "a 90. Murross: 81 50 10 , SO
net', as IN quality. Hoes: 5 90, metz.
LARD-9 10 cents Scarce.
COFFEE-Wc quote Rio al 6. a 6i cents; La.
gnayra 8. st; ST. Domingo S. a s; Porto Rico
q! II; Java 10 a III cents
TEAS--lmperiaI and Gnnpowder SIS a / 25c.
per b.. Black % 60 c. Dull.
MOLASSES-N. Orleans in bbls. % a 26i c.
Porto Rico % 20 cents: Cuba 10 81 cents
WH1SkEY-21 cents Tor Recifed.
BRANDY-Otard, Dupuy & Co. g. Is ,
50; A. Seeneac IS; Imitation 80 So cents;
Sazeiac 3 a 3 so; Peach dull at 81 90 a 1 Is;
Apple Brandy 80 cents.
RUM-New England 81 cents.
GlN-American3 80 cents; Holland 100 cents
per gallon, very dull
CANDLES-TaIlow IL a l2a C.; sperm 80 a
80; Hulrs Pa,en, Ia els.
FLAXSEED-ll5a l2U cents per bushe
IRON-Pig IRON $40 10 37s, according TO
quality, Swetes IS per ION; English IS; Trede.
gar Richmond mandatory $50; Up Country
Bar90, according to quality. Nails 4lo4..
SHOT-5,c. per pound.
HIDES-Green sailed 4 a. cents per ID,
Calfsalted IS CTS. 10 each; Spanish ia l5i cts
SOAP-For brown 3lc. yellow At Sc, per
pound; white and yaregaIed IL "a IA.
LIME-From wharf 81 per bb
STEEL-American blisefed Sll0 per ton.
FEATHERS-33 a IS cents.
PLASTER--S3, from wharf, Basin 4. wanted.
SALT-Last sales from wharf 45 per sack;
from store 81 Co. Stock very light aud in de.
mani
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Died on the Goth September, al his residence In the
counTy Of IlenncO OF severe affection in the head
JAMES GORDON, in the irth year OF his age Rs-
treu,.d and respected by all who knew him. for his
moral worth and his unbehdng observance 0f the pro-
pri.ties of soldier Of the Cross who had been tried
Tor years the crucble Of Affection, without dispa-
rae-ment Of that spirit Of entire submission 10 the viii
Of HIN VINO controls our d@snrs, which ever charae-
terd his patience under tbulation, and Is the surest
guarantee Of his heavenly reward as II IL Of consoa-
Ilon 10 his sonowing family; perspieuous 10 ms In
irliect honest in all his dealings industrious beyond
example, and neighborly TO social requirement, ne
maintained a respectable staten IN life, ana dlsd
amidst the regrets and aspirations OF his friends Mr.
G. left VIII. and children, and many relatives,
to minge their sympathes and bereavememls R>9a''
tsrdt patti
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The Platform OF the Whig Candle
for the Vice Presidency.
BUFFALO, Der.

BUFFALO, Der. II, 1888.
1 Sia: Your communication OF the 18th instant
| aNTI-SLAvERY SOCIETY OF THE COUNTY
OF ERIE" has just come 10 hand. VOW ,olicii
my answer 10 the following interrogatories:
Isl. Do you believe that petitions To Congress on
The subject of slavery ana the savetfadr ought
be received, read and respectfully considered BY
I the representatives OF he people?
I'd. Are you OPP osed ~ the annexation Of Texas
10 this Union, under any circumstances, 81 long is
slaves are held therein?
Sd. Are you In favor OF Congress exercising all
the constitutional power Il possesses 10 abolish The
4 internal slavc.tr;de between The Stairsl
4th. Are you in favor Of immediate legislation
Tor the abolition Of slavery III The District Of Coum
bia'
am much engaged, and have no time 10 enter
into an argument, or 10 explain AT length my r-a
sons for my opinion. shall therefore content my
SET, for the present. by answering ALL Your mief
. rogafnries in the AFFIRMATIVE, and leave fo
some future occasion more extended discussion
on the subj rct.
-, ',',.'.'rf, take this occasion 10 say. tina,
W .nn, iihhhiy giving my opinion, ! would not DE-.
sire 10 have II Understood in ,,...- ~ prdee
Al the same time that seek disguise but free
y give my sentiments on any subject Of interest 10
those for whose snlfrages am a candidate / am
opposed To giving any pledge that shall deprive
me hereafter Of all discretionary power. NV own
character must he the guarantee for the genera
correctness Of my legislative department On
every Important subject am bound TO deliberate
before act, and especially as legislalor-to pos
sess myself OF all the information, and listen 10
every argument that can be adduced By my associ.
ates, before give final vote. If stand pledged
Ia pliticnlar course Of action, cease Ia he re
sponslble agent, hut become n mere machine :
should subsequent events show beyond all douhr
that the course had become pledged In pursue
was rninons 10 my constituents and diScracrfuI 10
myself, have no alternative, no opportunity Il r
repentance, and there ls no power 10 absolye me
from my obligation Hence the improperly. lot
10 say absnrdly In my view, of giving pledge
! am aware that you have not asked any pledge
and believe know your sound Judgment and
good sense TOO well 10 think you desire any such
thing IL was, however, TO prevent any misreprc
srntation on The part Of others, that have felt IL
my duty To say thus much on this subject.
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant
WILLARD FILLMORE.
w. Mills, Esq, Chairman.
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pEaorRArIC ELECTORS.

-, D,,trct-JOHNS MlLLSON OF N"fInIK.
~ D,,retFRANCIS RIVES OF Petersburg.
% D's..,s,-uESRY L. HOPKINS Of Powhatan.
al D,.trtt-WlLLiS P. BOCOCk Of bnGAlns p's,,,
Sth D,striet-WlLLiAM NJ lREp"ni y
- ..,,,
%, ns.,r;,,-spEIToN F. LIE AXE of ALTERNATE.
IA D,.tr,et-JnaN $ BARBOUR, 81 oi o9'P Sp,,
ga Uustrnt-HENRY A. WASHINGTON u "''
mnrrland c;
Oh Ihstriet-ROBERr G. SCOTT oi klchmehu o"'
lwA D,,tr,et-bENRY A. WISE of Accomac.
iI,i D,.tr,ei-lHOMAS SLOAN OF Hampshire.
is,s n.,r,.i-GKEEN %. sAMUELS OF Shenandoah
IMh D,,tru,-JuHN LETCIiER OF Rockhrldse.
l4tA District JOHN Il. FLOYD Of WASH 'nh.
i5,k Dls.rnt-ALBERr G. PENnLETuN :. Giles.
l6h D,,trnt-SAMuEl. l.. HAYS of i;ilm-l
H.. n,,r,s-OBaUIaH w. LaNGFlTT vi Brooke.
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A WARNING VOICE TO THE SOUTH.


We copy the following says The Covington,
(Ky.) Union,l from speech delivered By Hon.
Thomas Ewing, Of Ohio, a, Cleveland on the 23d
Of August last. The remarks oil Mr.. Ewing but
too plainly tell the perious condition Of the
rights Of the South |, is the duty of The wings
10 examine we'll into the policy that will be
pursued by the administration, should General
Taylor and Willard Fillmore be elected. The
course is plainly chalked out in the following
extract. If they are willing 10 surrender their
rights and become the bondmen OF northern ia
nalics they now have il in their power to con-
sumale that object by voting Tor Taylor and Fill
more but TO the extract:
"Ml. Ewing then preceded 10 show that in The
person OF Mr.. Fillmore the North had everything
for which il could ask. In case the Free Terri
tory question is brought ont on the floors OF Con-
eress and The Noni bs there pi;ed directly
against the South, nihe popular tranch we have
very large maIoriti in favor OF he right. And
in the Senate the wrist aspect j, can assume is
that OF tie The ire: States and the slave States
equally balancing each other. The Senators from
| Della ware and KENTUCKY may vote with the
| North; bur, in case OF tie, we have MILLARD
| FILLMoRE-a true Whig, and faithful in his ad-
herence u reedom-o give Il. The casting vole.''
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GEORGIA ELECTIONS

We find in The Union tie following returns
from this s'ai', received per Telegraph:
DEHocRtTlc Bullock, 326: Nc
lntosh, 23; Baker, 255; Houston, p; Bib. "a
Crawford, IS; Twiess, 60; Merriwe,her, $50,
WING MAJoRITlEs.-Bryan, 10; Chatham, &C.
Efiinsham, 81; Liberty. 40; auscosee, 2S5:
Sumter, l40; Monroe, 1870; Upscn, 1850; New.
Ion, 399.
Majority for The Wings in Richmond CO.. 1922
Democratic ne gain in the above IS counties
soS votes, as compared with the election for Go
vernon in ls47, when Townes. D., bea, CIiuch,
w. ESQ wees
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Fo, The Enou,,,,
IW ue ENQUIRE
DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETING.

The Democracy of Halifax county will hold
mass meeting, and give free barbecue on III,
18th of this month at Halifax Court House
where the public generally are invited 10 be pre-
sent Messrs. Wise, Bayly, Caske, Robert &.
Scott, John B. Young, !. R. Watkins, William
w. Crump, R R. Garrett, S. F. Leake, T. S.
Bocock, Tredway, Walter Coles, J. NJ. White,
Joseph NJ. Terry, A. NJ. Tribe, VIM H. Dennis
willis P. Bocock, Thos. 7. Giles, L. Hop.
kins, VIM. F. Richie, Thos. Richie, Jr, WIN.
r. Drinkard, John NJ. Patton, Jas A. Seldom
X. X. Meade and others, have been invited, and
they are respectfully urged to attend, should
their invitation, from any chance, fail 10 react
them
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THE Observation-Disclosures FROM H.
r. ROBINSON, ESQ.
NEw YoRK, Sept. %, 1918.

TO the Editor Of the Tribune:
see from reading your paper that you 'ek.
lately published several communications if,m
gentlemen heretofore considered as good Can
Wigs, stating the reasons why they will now
vote for General Taylor. cannot go 50 taras
your correspondents do, in stating who will yo,s
for, bur can Certainly saw who will moi vote
tor, and hst will BIZ General Taylor. shan i.
governed by circumstances rs u my voting and
most assuredy shall yoie !or The one thai VIII
be mosl likely to defeat General Taylor whe,h.
er that man b. Martin Yan Buren, or Le,c., Coss
| have been Wing over qua.tr Of cen,r.
ry, and as here is now no Wing patty, shall
embrace LocoFocosm Tor the next iour years
knowing that ! cannot be treated worse than
have been BY The Wings, whose platform is The
rewarding of their enemies at tie expense 81
their friends.
! am, dear Sir, with great Tespecr,
Your ubcdieni servant
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THE ELECTORAL TICKET.-The

The ELECTURAL TICKET.-The LYNCH
burg Republican very properly call, tho st,en.
ton of our brethren of the press 10 the mac.
curacIes IN the electoral ticket as printed in some
Of their papers. 1t says:
"The Rockingham Register ha. the name Of
Mr. Tredway, spelt Treadway. The Jefferson.
vile Democrat has the same error, and omits
The middle name OF MIR. Hays. II should be sa.
muei L. Hays, OF GIlmer. Come, brethren, cor
rect your ticket. The Christian name of each
elector should be given in full"
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aNuTs For TIE RILIMnpENrs y

The New York Express. good authority, we
presume, with The Taylor Fillmorenes," says:
Senator Corwin made speech a, Sandusky
cry, Ohio, on The I6h inst, wherein he stated
that The Vice President had more 10 do with To-
g'>'aton Than The President; ami that The onlv
chance of passing a law containing the Whine,
proviso, would b. TO eject Miard Fillmore and
thus give US The controlling vote ia favor Of thai
principle, 10 body equally representing The
Slave and lie Free States"
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What a'c The Commi'iees Of Vigilance ana
Tor distributing documents doing7 lie, them h.
al their POS! Action. Vigilance! lie, M, Il.
hiss ou'co yon, in attention To these ms,ter, !
Circulate valuable documents among The people
is' mem nave all The light WHICH can be afforded i
[OlIDominioa.
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Ii. r. ROBINSON, No. 81 Pars row.
BRUTALITY OF THE IRISH Ian,

BRUTALITY OF THE IRISH LAND.
LORDS.-The London dispatch gives hear
rendng picture ot The WORK OF cepopulatun nov
gong on in the South OF Ireland, and especially
in he County OF Limerick and County Glare
under The supervision Of unieeling landlords. |,
was t,ted in copy OF the Limerick and Glare
Examiner, received by former arrival that one
thousand houses had been demolished, and he
poor inmates brown upon the world 10 surylye
or perish, as chance might direct, in the unono!
kiIruSh, within the space OF lew weeks A
later number OF The same paper says thai three
hundred have since been added 10 the melancholy
list. The very week before the America sailed
twenty three families in Kilrush -compiisirg.
more than one hundred human beings, many 0.
them helpless infants and aged persons were
expelled from their homes which were leyelled
with the earth by "wreeking party" under the
direction OF the landlord and sub. sheriff "In The
name o. God OF mercy" says The Dispach
"wil no one put stop 10 these decds7' The
same paper has The following: -"Oyer one hun.
dfed human beings have been cast ont on The
worlds bleak common, IRON The estate OF Sir
William Fitzgerald, al Liscsnnor. The houses
are tumbled, and The unfortunate people are
squat;ed by The roadside in hus. They were
under tenants to miidleman named Sheahan
who was elected for non-paymeDt OF rent"
CO. DEMOCRATIC ELECTORAL TICKETS
We are now prepared TO furnish our friends IN tho
country with any quantity Of Cass and Butler Elecol
Tickets n SO cents per hundred We invite early Il,
II. I., fact
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

ger was derived from The fact that ne was
member OF Congress and stranger. Various
political squibs aud fire crackers were sci
off during The night Of The Convention, 10
which il is not necessary 10 make particular
reference, as they we're intended tor The amuse-
menl Of The boys. In times past The Wing party
were able 10 collect al any lime almost by rug
ing bell 10 any Of our villages, as large an au-
diencs as was present during the greater part OF
this Convention. They feel that the hour oil their
dissolution is al hand.
This Wing Convention had The death warrant
of its party written on lis face. They published
no address. They have "no principles tor The
public eye" They adopted two or three monde
script non-commi!lal and indefinite resolutions,
which you vii. find in The Wing papers. De-
mocral could scarcely refrain from shedding Tears
at the toroTn appearance OF The once proud and
ndomitable Wing parry as exhibited in this pre-
baby their las; Convention. Hium ftit
Yours &c., A LOCKER ON.
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THE BALTIMORE ELECTION FOR sHER.
IFF.-A communication from our correspsr
dent, last night, states that "Cloud's (Democrsi
majority over Kane IS one hundred and sever.
ty-one.n- Union.
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from the South, how fe,o from the No,n u ~ The
Judges; Of Felegn Minis'sIs sP 2a IS o. All
House; members oil The Cabinet Nc n,r, M free.
with The evident design 10 bese' IN i,o'' =, Sum.
men little sell respect, ana se"'e :
ern arrogance aud injustice 49,, .na ,bo,;.
,;ons,s then said, bravo! Mard F'llmo,e! bu, ~
u now Willard Fillmore is dumb on he suelsc! o.
Slave aggression and rsod dood l',k ne S' ,ha
ern p:'e into tie opinion mat ne n"' sa IL With
The National Government mas ho'h'"s y ~
Slavery. -..-,,,,.t !, Jenv
Wing editors have OF late attempted 10 uen ny,
,ba, Mr.. Fillmore had made any anli'siaFeiy
so,eches Rochester Wing editors nave uenieu
Ibal he has made such speeches in one OF Two
places where Mr.. Fillmore never opened = Ms
lips. That safe and ho'pa ps'aaps .u' p .iny
will no, deny that The maine theme oil mr.. ny
more's lasl speech in this city, made at Minerva
Hall, was upon THE AGGRESSION CT THE oLa's
PoWER"
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To The Editors of he Enquirer; .

10 me Eatt0TS OF ne EnQnpf7' o.,
BRUNSWICK, Va, Sept. 7th, 1915.
perceive BY your paper Of September lat that
Inc Governor has appointed John w. Nash, Esq,
Of Powha,an, Judge OF the General Court ior The
Petersburg Circuit in place OF JuaSe onoison,
deceased.
!, lor one, protest agains! this appointment, as
being altogether unjust and disrespecliul 10 inns
circuit and particularly so to the members oil Inc
Bar. II canno. be considered Otherwise, when
the claims aud qualifications Of sucn men as H.
K. Meade. Thomas Ghuson, DaVld May,
and number OF others, well quaiiled ana living
within the circuit, should have been overlooked,
and man appointed 70 I'LL The office VINO does
not reside in the circuit. Mr.. Nash IS no DOUBT
well qualified 10 discharge The duties oil Judge,
and SO are many gentlemen living within me
circuit, IN eUeTy ray who would nave accepted
the appointment, and who would nave oeen nigh-
| IL acceptable 10 The people. Where then was Inc
necessity OF going out OF The circuit TO make the
appointment
Great injustice has certainly been done to This
circuit, and the attention OF The members oil Inc
next Legislature is hereby respectfully asked 10
this matter, with the hope lha.hey Will confer the
appointment upon some gentleman living ID me
| circuit. The writer OF this is only farmer anu
could not in any way be benefited by me appoint.
menl OF any particular individual. Editofs OF
papers in Richmond and Petersburg, II they nave
space TO spare, will please copy this, as wish
il 70 meet The eye Of every member oi Inc next
Legislature, mol doubling that they will, win Que
regard Tor The feelings and wishes Of the people
Of The circuit, EJECT man who VIII oe N very
way acceptable 10 hem. RED OAK.
As The above is mater OF public concern,
we do not feel al liberty TO decline lis publication;
for The people, in The election OF an individual 10
public trusts, have right 10 know all he tacIs.
In giving the above pace, however, we deem
it due to truth and justice 10 say, that We have
heard no complains against the appointment Of
Judge Nash, and nat, W. understand, he means 10
remove his residence to Petersburg, in the circuit
in short time. -EsaulRsR
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The name Of Willard Fillmore is destined 10
prove milestone around the necks Of The Wing
parry al the South We have heard thai many
Wings, ANXIOUS 10 cast their votes for ina! gall
liant soldier and statesman, William .. Butler
by placing his name on The ticket with General
Taylor. This cauno: b. done. Every vote cast
for General Taylor is also cast for Miaid Fill
mole. On this point the Baton Rouge Democlat
places the question in its proper light in .hc FOL
lowing sltlclc, which applies win equal force
10 til. meridian:
1--WE have been asked whether il IS possible
for person 10 cast his vote Tor President and
Vice President composed Of both tickets We
answer IL not poSSiblc.
Tine mode Of eeciing President and Vice
n-.-.I-,, I.'Jrr;-: - .-.-:>-, ...-,.. $3.50.
eleciors--he number Of whom are e1ac,ly equal
. the number OF representatives allowed such
Stale in Congress.
Louisiana is therefore entitled 10 elect ar
eleetors, whose duty il shall be to Gag, he vote OF
Louisiana Tor President and Vice President ut
The Uni,ed States what the nature OF that vote
shall BE-, must depend on the set OF electors cho-
sen. There are al present bur two sells OF cleo
lprs, the Democratic an! the Whis-ihe former
81 whom are presumed u be in favor al Cass and
bu'ier, while The latter are presumed 10 be in ia.
vor Of Taylor and Fillmore; and ,oiti0ut uioLa-
ting Melr hotoy and the confidence ieaosed in
them b. the people of Louisiana, heg cannot as
snme The responsibility Of roirg one ,oitiouL Do
ting for BAH The regular nomlness Of The yortu. TO
whom they (ihe eleclors) themselves are indebted
for their election
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the "Neva,n which is IN the river d'e - ~,
'"e ~. ,Y,sI,,;nr upa,r Gen. Smith, has mol
,.n, ,s,cbcd mis- mace, though hourly exptcle"'-
,.onld ~, establish and keep M ny wa'ei ce
M, a, c,ma,so. ops IA ions might be eairieu Va
!, nh, valley a, the san Juan, towards Mrhtles'
NE ms, rity OF Importance III mat diiecuo"
air,f movement from this point To Mohel.s
w.nla REQUIRE vas! lIansporlaion chi' ny y, p"; n
muIe> and would, moreover, ne hdHd'u r,r,
Summer on account u Inc scarcity OF ~a,s'' rhc
., tha rsut. being supplied BY wells ony. ar
county between this and Monterey, -
route, cannot support all army. tho mac
al shan lose ma time in asceilaininS lhe P,aIn
ricab;luy Of me river Tor Steamboats, ahu 1na'
occupv Reinosa and such other poih'> do 49,
may be able 10 reach. .-h
Il will be observed by inc reader, mat ai'"ous"
Gen. Taylcr was not "fn'ly IN p'sss''0" y s.s
rieps or poisyof The government I" 'ega'4 -
tions in n,scha,) quarter" he very rshtlni'y .ooA
rho responsibility of crossing The river ana INV
inc IN. Mexican army out of MatamoFas' ana
IN conformity with his opinion OF Apri' So.''
carving the war, without loss OF time 'u'o ~
hear, Of he enemy's country.
On the 3, June 1916, Gen. Taylor wI''e' y
the Aclulanl General as follows
~ am necessarily detained at ms pom. Az. -
want of suitable transportation 10 GARY VI "n'"
siye operations There is not ssea'ho'a -
nv command proper for The na'isd''o.' - ny
Rim Grande. and without water transportation
consider il useless 10 auemp' any eA'e"'i'e
movement. Measures have been taken ~ pro-
cure boats OF suitable trausht ana uese' 'P''u"'
and one or Two may now be expected. ~ :ne
mean tine propose 10 push oa'tt'.,ou " n"-
tan,ry as far as Reinosa, anu occupy 'ia' "" u
For any operations in the direction nl MONTEREY
!, viii l., prce,sa,yln establish LARGE depot al
Camafso. which shall lose nolime 10 DONG as
soon as proner transports arrive, unless receive
cnun,er instructions from the department
Certainly Gen Taylor woua not have express
ell himself as he does al the close OF his extract
il ne was not acting on his own responsibility
ard urtcr the very correct impression iha' ms
conduct would meet The entire approval OF ehe
War Department.
The whole course of General Taylor Judging
from The ,xtracs We have quoted, fully sho"S'ha
there was no want OF "war spirit" IN his pan
and his conduct received As il deserved, the mgr
cummcn alton Of The counrg. But now, whei
the Wing leaders are lasking their ingenuity Y
| make ii appear that Gen. Cass has too much 0
he 'war spirit" 10 trust him with The Presdeh
| cy, they allow nothing 10 stand in the way
their effltls TO show tha. Gen. Taylor is The yer
embodiment Of peace. We believe that both 0e
neral Cas- and Gen Taylor are lovers oil peace
bur, when The rights and honor oil our sioriou
country are threatened or require is e1cicis'
they bo h possess the right "wat spifil," which
he offspring Of true loyalty aud PATRIOTISM
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COWLES LOTTERY OFFICE, Wall
~ street, Richmond, Virginia.
Let Lottery Vendors do and say what they msy'
For selling prizes cOyLES carries the day
Tc-iay-Pokomose River Lottery, Glass A.
Capitals: $4,000, 5 OF 5,o0o S OF 500. 70
Nos, ii drawn. Tickets "a. oct. Q