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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-10-27

SEND IN THE RETURNs.-If the Clerks of the
different precincts in this and the adjoining coun-
ties will send us copy of the result of their
precincts at an early day, we will send them in
return, extra containing all the returns we can
obtain. Our brethren of the press will also con-
fer favor by sending returns as early as conven-
lent; and we will reciprocate the same
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-10-27

II t HIM AGAIN Mrs. Susan Boulder. in
the Bloomington Ull.) Reveille. offers one
hundred dollars reward for the apprehension
OF her husband, Joseph Boulder, who has run
away with her sister and children, and is pas
sing her sister off as his wife. Joseph is about
feet inches high, fair complexion, and
brown hair, the sister is heavy built, fair COM
plexion, grey es, and sandy hair.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-10-27

| say, Dick, don't you think if the women had
to do the fighting, instead of the men. thew yvond
make bloody work of 1t? No, why do YOU ask
Because | think they have such an engaging vav
with them.
That's very true, but they are so capfiratiag
that there would doubtless be more prisoners than
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-10-27
GGITg6gI

In this town on Monday the i 9Th inst BY Rev
Victor JuanauIt. Mr.. SAMUEL McWILLIAMs to
Miss SARAH THEaEssA McCaNNA.
Printers fees received in cold cash which
though not as sweet, was quite acceptable
he cake Long life, prosperity and happiness, TO
both bride and groom
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-10-27

\NN11ODI-N W AMI, Ac.-l have Just receiv-
w ed fine assortment of the above consist
ing IN part OF Tubs Pals, Axe-H eives Mop-Han-
dies, Roll Pms, Door Mats, Fancy Brooms Zinc
and Wooden Wash Boards, Wire Selves and otf-
er articles in that line all of which will be sold
at the lowest prices JNO MILTON
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-10-27

LAcovIc.--A few mornings since an en-
ployer observing one of his workmen stagger-
Ing about his work, accosted him with what
is the matter sam, Noth-nothing, sir,
only I'm haded." g You're discharged then,''
the reply. ssThen of course. must 90
off, rejoined Sam, and away he went
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-10-27
ANOTHER LETTER OF MR.. VAN
BUREN,

The German National Reformers of Gin
cinnati having addressed Mr.. Van Buren, and
Gen. Cass the Land question. the latter
refused to reply, as he bad done in other ca
ses. Mr.. Van Buren,, however, replied as
follows, by which it will be seen that he
maintains his position Of n-committal on
the subject of preventing speculations in the
Public Lands. though favor of giving por-
tons of land (nobody's TO giye) to actual set
tiers:
LINDENwALD, August 90, lS46.
Dear Sir have delayed my acknowl-
edgment of your letter till the present time,
for reasons which will readily occur to you.
Have the goodness to lay the inclosed papers
before my German friends, as containing the
exposition of my opinions and views upon the
topics they embrace, with my best respects
and sincere regard for their prosperity and
happiness.
Accept my thanks for your kind note. and
believe me, respectfully and truly YOURS
NJ. VAN BUREN.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-10-27

The Cass nominee of this district has some
truly enlarged and enlightened views on the origin
of the two great parties, well as their present
position
The present wing party, he says sprang from
the old tory party of the Revolution, at the head
of which stood Alexander Hamilton,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-10-27

TO THE ELECTORS OF IOWA dOU8sTY:
The undersigned having been deprived .of the
means of procuring livelihood BY n4nuas labor
through the accidental discharge of a blast while
engaged in mining, and having: been req uested
through the public press by over two hundred
names to become candidate for te office o. Clerk
of the Circuit Court of Iowa coupsy, would take
this mode of accepting the calE and proposing
himself as an Independent Cdndidate for taat off
ice He would further add, tina. mad it not been
for circumstances which have been as unto:tun
as they were Unforeseen to hin2, IT is not at ali
probable that he would ever have become cam
didate for any Office.
JAMES HUTCHINSON.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-10-27

II The Madison Argus in yielding the contest
between Taylor and Cass, remarks that " the news
from Pennsylvania comes much like shower
bath. To lose that State in November is to lose
the Presidency, as the Democratic ticket connot
be elected without II
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-10-27

u Among others elected to Kongress in
Pennsylvania, is Hon Tnaddeus Stevens.
from the Lancaster District He will find a
place In that body, as powerful orator and
tactician, that few men in the United States
can fill with equal honor.-Golena Gazette.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-10-27

Mn. EDIToR:- If you will please announce
EBER POLK as a candidate for Juktce2of the
Peace for Mineral Point Precincf, al the ensuing
election you will oblige MANI VoTERs
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-10-27

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE-A meeting of the
citizens OF Mineral Point precinct without distnc-
ton of party have nominated for Justices of the
Peace, James I. Prior, Philip w. Thomas and
Samuel Thomas
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-10-27

zen. Cass signed a law in Michigan for selling
white men to the highest bidder. He ought to be
punished under his own law Y Globe
He must certainly be of the same opinion he
has sold himself several times and the last sale
was to the South, for which he is to receive the
privilege OF being most gloriously beaten in No
vember by the Peoples Candidate for the Presi-
dency. ~
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-10-27

Good nature is the very air of good mind,
the sign OF large and generous soul, and the
peculiar soil where virtue prospers.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-10-27

70 Scandal, like the river Nile, is fed by
Vulnerable streams; but tits extremely diff
hcult to trace it to its source.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-10-27

WASHINGTON PLATFORM" An honest zeal
and unremittlng attention to the interests of
the United States are all dare Offer"
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-10-27

TEE UNION MAGAZINE, for October is our
table, and like the former numbers, is well filled
with the first class of interesting, literary, and sci
entiic articles.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-10-27

II We are authorized by the Hon. Cole,
Wing candidate for Congress in this District, to
make the following appointment for him to adj
dress his fellow citizens, viz:
At Dodgeville, on Monday, Oct 30th, al 9. P VI.
Mineral Point do evening, at I,
Shullsburg, Tuesday, Oct 31st, at (, :"
New Diggngs, do evening at Z,
Benton, Wednesday, NoH. 1st at 2 f"
Halle Green, do evening, at e.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-10-27

TAYLOR PLATFoRM.-"It will ever be my
pride and constant endeavor to serve the
country with all the ability possess
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-10-27

SHEP.gRD g. RO.y.n.Exx

VIII keep constantly on hand general assort-
Tnent OF stoves, among which NAV be found the
n Premium Cooking Stoves of all kinds and sizes:
l Ilerce fatent American Air Tight do; Carpen-
'er Fatent Elevated Oven; Double Oven Prer1i-
UNI; Parlor and Plate Stoves, of all sizes and nat
terms
ALSO
= general assortment of Japanned, Tin, Copper,
ana Sneet-lronware, Lead, Zinc, and Wire for sale
cheap for Cash.
!, IL Merchants supplied at Eastern prices, ad.
ding cost of transportation.
All kinds of jobblng done at the shortest notice.
by L. G. WHFFJFP
Mineral Point, Sept. g. l647.
az UolC! MUSlCl-A large lot OF Piano Mu.
4EA sic, just received at
'uis Gum MARsHs Book STORE
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-10-27

For sale at the lowest market prices by
BEECH & TILLEY.
Oct 25th 1S4S
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-10-27

A HYATr SMIrH.-We understand from very
reliable source that the Barnburners of the east
ern portion of this Congressional District have it
in contemplation to withdraw the name of Mr.
Crabb, and unite their forces upon Mr. Smith
Should any of the free soil party in this vicinity
have a disposition to drop the name of Crabb we
would remind them that the Wing candidate On
sAMUs COLE, stands pledged TO the principles of
Free Soil, as does every Wing in the country,
while the Convention which nominated Smith.
adopted the following resolution, and upon that
resolution Mr.. Smith stands as the Democratic
candidate for Congress:
Resolved, That while we regard Slavery as
an evil deeply to be deplored in a free Govern
ment, and deprecate its extension into territory
now free; we believe it cannot exist without the
sanction of law and that therefore no issue IS pre-
se'ted to ms upon this question until the advocates of
slavery demand such a law; and thai the Demo
cratic party is not called upon to sacrifice the
principles of over half a century to this I'M
PRACTICABLE ABSTRACTION'
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-10-27
s. OF t. GRAND DIVISION

The first annual session of the Grand Division
OF the Sons of Temperance of the State of Wis
consin, was held at Madison on Wednesday the
18th of October. There present the G. w
P, G. Scr, G. Con, G. Chap. and G. Sen.
After the opening, and the report of the COM
mittee on credentials received five Representa-
tives were initiated.
On Thursday, Repr. G. B. Smith was initiated.
The Grand Division proceeded to the election of
Officers for the ensuing year-the G. Con and
Rep ]. NJ Fullerton were appointed Tellers.
The following are the officers elected, to wit:
G. w P.-J. Milton Nay.
G. w. A.-Ro6er Langley.
G. S.-Geo. E. III. Day
@. T.-Charles ID. Cole
q. CT. Fl. Buckingham
G. Chap. NJ Fullerton.
q. Sen.-George B. Smith
On motion, p. G. w. P. John B Smith, G. w.
p. j. Milton May, and g. w A Robert Langley,
were elected to represent this Grand Division In
the next session of the National Division to meet
at Cincinnati
The Grand Division having finished the business
before ii, adjourned to meet again on the third
Wednesday of January, 1849, at Mineral Point.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-07

Hho SANDERS Gen. Taylor 3-An Ohio volunteer
c aged Gen. Taylor with 6lasphemy. II subsequently,
tnrned out that Gen. rsaccuser had Teen rehuked in
Mexico BY Old Z1ck f robbing hcs ro0st, and ndic
ed in Columbus for sieaiing hog
Another man makes charges against Gen. Taylor IN
the Louisville Democrat lie basis that he served al
Buena Vista. " hy when h entered the servire.
but now goes for Gen. Cass One Of his comrades, in
thA Louisville Journal, denies that TIL ever 3
Wing. and accounts for his hostility 10 General Iayir
thus
wv hen about % attack the enemy at the bat
lie Of fuena Sta and every ohe- at his Pst.
eager and ready fur the contest, this VI. irving 10
hide under ihr hill side and to keep IRON Nhe engage
menf. and of The officers If our company had TO
draw 'issNord upon him brl re he wonld show any
symp.ans of fighting. Such c.wardy men as these we
do want for Gen. Taelur'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-07
LARGE SKY-LIGHT,
Hand for Safe.

WILL BE- sid. vi bout rrservr: o. credit Of one,
Wv twn and three years, Trio TRACES Of Land ~
mo in he ctnv Of Halifax. and belonging 10 the estate
Of Ch4rIes IIurdIpy decd. Tract living Diff
fcut Creek contani y reiween and 1900 here's
bout 200 acres Of creek and branch flat and good deal
of fine ubaccu land cut; argr Dcetng House. with
all ec-ssary Buildings frSi-rate Thacco barns
&C. This Tract is well wa-:"1 .,i,I first rate springs
convenient To any ~: oil The plantatl,n.
The oii-i -Irarl lying on Ready creek and contain
Ing some Is or 900 .1crs. has on il large and cmmo-
dous T,ccng House with every necessary building fnr
large family all in good repair; Grst Mill. running
mir If stones; % acres Of creek and branch
fa fine 4 pp and Peach Orchards. otchoice fruit.
Crem luther description Of the lands unnecessary
as persons wishing to purchase will examine for
selves.
The an ve lands will be shown to any person wishing
to examine heir by ElJah D. Hlndley IL Ing at Nj
Laurel aea7 tie place. The iirs described Tract viii
b sold Oh Friday tie 25h of September, 1913, on the
premises; and the other Saturday. tie 26.h Of sep
tenber lsiS if fair if the neXt fair day thereafter
ELISHA L. HUNDLEY. Admir-
Of Charles HuudIey, deed.
August 1916 S
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-07
Philadelphia North American.
UNITED STATES SHIP JANEsTows, ,
.Nudcira. May II i24S.

When we Unexpectedly met at Havrp De Craze for 8
few rurpens. when was nv wav 10 Norfolk 10 take
command "f this ship, boann to the of Africa.
cruise for the double prrp,se of preventing the slave
trade being ed under FIR, apt - ec our
constantly increasing commerce coast You rrqu4s
led that WAN. ,'Ie to You after lad visited Monroe
via and give opinion of he of the colony OF Ii
IBERIA aud Of lis future proSp-cs | avail myself with
pleasure OF This opportunity 10 comply with your
quest.
We have been at Monr,va three times and at each
visit ashore repeatedly, mixed freely with the col
onss and took paias inquire of The intelligent
among them hat their future intent and pres
pecis. and so their present. and condition.
Un ,nr first visit. in November la he colony Tad js
DECLARED is independence and published IFS rev consItu-
The basis upon which the Republic of Liberia
10 be goverutd. We prepared FIR This change. a.
one Of our iaonal vessels The Boxer had already salu
ted the flag of Liberty With 'won,y on" guns.
As anchored, notice was sent on shore by
Comm pdure Bnnn, Governor Roberts, Of our intention
III salute the flag Of he Republic. h salute WAS
accordingly fired. and promptly returned gun for
The nextday the Commodoie and myself. and number
OF other cers nj this ship. went ashore 10 wait upon
the Governor, with whom We dinrd by invitation that
day. few days af,er The Govern and small snl'r
came hoard by invitation. and paGtnk o COLLATION.
PIE pa red for the occasion lie sluted with
teen gums leaving The ship. The inercursp With he
Governor ana inhabitants after this interchange of
trsy ofa mos, cnrda! and friendly character. %
second WISH, WHEN was III January aSt ho lew
government in operation Governor Robert, having
been duly naugurated President and The Senate az
House of Representatives in Session. took u.asion
one to visit both Houses Of Congress and enr with
attention interest ID their debates lie new rege-
nue. or Tariff law Every thing dns IN the most deco
rus and orderly manner, each meuer seeming 10 under
anthe subject d discussion fury The Senate CONSISTS Of
members and the prrs,dng officer and the House OF
cghi members and me Speaker.
1t mixed 10 a novel and Interesting sight.
ahras;i Southern man, 10 hoax upon these emancipa
frd s.. res egislang to themselves, and discussing free
i, it ably the principles Of In man ri.hs. The
continent. and perhaps the very spot here some 81
their ancestors Were sold into slavery. Who can furs
hat may yet sn,ius from this germ # freedom Tor
The regeneration Of Afrca2 Kn, wing the interest yop
feel in the vcare of these people, | have ...an
once reIra.ked 10 Governor 'oer.s and Judge jene
Dict How delighted Mr.. Cress,n wnu!> De. if he
could witness. as d.. how nuch hapPD>ss lie has al
ed in cortrrring UIsh ~ naiy hnoan beings,
here presented 70 me in Niurovia."
an etiie certain ift,luies established 40 Ite
coast, ~ slave trade would have BIZ aasndoned
!, ~, ;,is Coz # A3s as IA soatl q e i:.:Js,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-07
NEW CONCERN.
L.7EI NUER & BLCh.Nt.R,
GrOcerS and Com IN iSSiOu Merchant.


GrOcerS and Com IN issiOm Merchants.
HlNE their strict attention to all Goods and Produce
" consigned for sale shipment They have Store
and al at general well selected
STOCK OF GROCERIES.
Which they offer to their friends The public general
al w prices. Consisting in part Of The following
i!cles -
l23 bags Ri. Laauvra and Java Coffee,
20 hhds. \. o.. P. Rico and ST. Crolx Sugars,
II = ami bbls. Muassos, part strictly fine,
bbls Tanners Oh, prime quality,
100 sacks I.'v-rppul site
$50 keys Nails assorted.
81 boxes Tallow. Adamap:ine and sperm Can
dies.
5000 lbs. American bst,red Steel,
500 d.. Casl ana Shear do.
ions Mountain bar Iron.
II boxes Class l0Xl2and 8Xl0
II nrsts Wndw1re,
Il d,z. Bnckets.
b,xes W and VS. Loaf Sugar,
9 BIB 5 fae Clarified Sugar.
~ bales Dmpsiics, 1 To 5
y bales Ozaaburgs. No | and g
5000 do Cotton Yarns,
1000 lbs. Sule Lea hpr g,md and damaged.
10 cases " DOL and Fur Hats
-LIQUORS.--
20 hbs. Mountain and Reriiftd Whiskry,
ID do Old Rye and Tuscaloosa do
pipe Otard. Dupuy. &Co. Brandy,
| DO. j. j. Dupuv, SEQ d,
10 bbs. Mountain Brandy,
bills Gin,
DO. \. f. Rum,
5 do. Sicily, Madeira and Malaga Wine, part
very fine,
| do. Port Wine. VERY fne)
Including Ginger, Pepper. SPICE, indigo Nader
Tens (some very fnf.l Trace Chains. Spades ShoveIs
Castings. Deny johns, Bleached DoInescs Bed Tick
ing. sc.
IT. we will pay He highest market prices il Cash
or Barter for Bacon Lard Flour Butter Tow and Flax
Linen. Ginseng, Beeswax, Whiskey, s.
Nav It's
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-07
Soldiers Claims.

" L l. 4 n t IT o N 5 0 Y
:. +. CORNER OF BALTIMORE AND
SOUTH STREETS. BALTIMORE, MD.
AS secured lhe .ces of an Attorney resident al
III Washington, ot s'r frly years intimate acfuain
with the different Departments, and is now pre-
pared procure The eneni Of the claims uf soldiers
who enlisted dnring the hlr>can His charges for
prosecui ing claim bei,re the Departments at " ash
ngton aud getting settled. whether for Bounty Land
Scrip. or Pension, viii be- s. and for pay, mileage,
clothing. sc ten PER- cent. the amount recovered, #
so. or over ; and il under that SIS He will fur
ASH fec of clarle. any form necessary enable
party prepare and forward him claim for prose-
culin,lf requested BY Letter paid and directed him
the s. E. Gunner uf Baltimore and South Streets Bal
liInord. Md.
". Il. would ref,r 10 Fditnrs'of new spapars gener-
ally throughout the United States, and those o Bal
llmore and Philadelphia III particular.
Anrnsi Dim
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-07
GEN. j. H. HAMMOND. OF 5. c.

The opinions of en.Hamnond always entitled to
great weight. On The slave questlon, in the
State Of south Carolina is Mr. Calhoun. The
letter to Mr.. Ctfksun has FIR lis author an eava-
bic celebrity not only in the United States. but Eu-
rope AT this crisis Of our affairs. ii j. well to kuou
therefore, what The duct In.ened by one 50
well Informed h~ sIt C and 81 undoubtedly lrue
10 the South on thls aLsurblng qnes n. he following
extract from letter addressed COMMITTEES in IhIs
city, who invited him la attend and address pub,.
meeting. will he read with deep Interest. Inc
which ncHc hlm 10 decline. silgehef private and
personal. II VIII be seen, however that he Affects
cuncealnent If his opinions and lsioroughy Identified
with canvass. Whlch is the first atielpt tp he
South VnS the n aS If the non-.avrnu-
ding States. hGrisston Courier,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-07
SO REGARD

: Will pay The above reward Of $50 for The 4ppre
hcuson and delivery Of
J3Il S 0. TILLLlNS
to the Jail of Appomaox. He made his escape fiom
jail On Thursday, The Z7tb inst. BY cutting his way
throul h ihe Il, y with an augtr.
Said james o. Williams was tried at our last Supe-
riu Court for uulawlnIly shooting Robert Webb and
sentenced 10 the Penenliary for three years. There
will BE- reward offered for HIM in few days by the
Governor.
Williams is between % and % years I'D. 5 feet s
iacnes high, sauw complexion, bad front teeth, and
brown hair which he wore very long lie had on when
h left air Of striped panaoons, green jeans coat and
4 :l1th cap. He is NhrelwrlghL by trade, and
III; served severa years at the Talors trade He will
have doubt, change his clothes and have his hair
trimmed a. Ills father ana brother both Turk
ed about The COur House late that nigh.
JOHN RAINE.
J4nior Qf lPp0maitor county.
Aumus 3--ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-07
MOVEMENTS OF GEN. TATLOR.-Exgaci
tfa lstter f.o,.. Eao, Pa ,1aS Iut, da'ed

PAsCAGuLA. Aug. I5ih, ISIS.
| learn that Gen. Taylor has taken suite u roors
At the hotel here and viii occupy them Friday, the
loth inst. Grrst preparations to he made BY the
snlciefs T. receive him There will be review, ain
told Of all The Troops here amounting to between three
and four thousand men, who w Be all under arms, and
led Ivy General Tml3gs aud the ether utfcers present
Il VIII doubt re magnificent picture. with General
Iay'ur IN the fire. round and hope ''O!d y hltey."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-07
'4"S '' - a.. y iuSr.
WILLIAM +. MARTIN.

EbI ylrture Of deed of Trust executed 10 rs by Wn
EB NJ Camden. dr''i bearing te The 18th Day Of
ia u1rv. 1874 and DIT ~ recorded in the Clerks Gift
Of Nelson County Court, FL certain purposes Therein
mentioned. shall cfftr FIR sale As Trustees in SAD
deed Of Trust 10 The hg's ndderr cash, The prem
Sc, the Sli Of Seppui:r next If iar,I not the
far day. Sundays excepted the following property TO-
vii Negro Woman Priscilla. also one Clock, fou
Feather BrdS,a Furniture Side Board ,"ne Dur'a
Looking Glass, all the House hold and Kitchen
Furniture If the said WnW. Camden also the Plania-
lion Utensils Of every desert pon. three head Of horses,
eleven head OF CaItle and his stock of Hogs and ,he
increase since Inc executions Of the deed anrasid or
much Of the aforesaid property will be sufficient pa
debts due in said deed Of Trust The tile to said prop
crty is believed be good but, acting Trustees,
shall convey only such said deed Of Trus in
JOHNS. CAMDEN, ! Trr,,aos
WM. WRIGHT. i'u''eeS'
Auunsi 81 1875
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-07

Honest George Kren.sr.-The Mtu,ian pa q
Friday stated that the Hon. George krrmrr TO adj
dress Iay meeting at MffnOurg, Union county,
Saturday. 1t was expected that there would be rye
urn out George is doing good service tor the Wings
the present campaign. which will enable that unity 10
roll up majority If Ole Jack the tune q some IL or
1900
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-07
Extract " n, Cen Hammond's Letter.

81 trust y,u will ser in wha, have said sufficient
reason t'jnsy NE in declining. ms respectfully. your
nntxpecied, but sinrere appreciated ,invrairn Nj bout
fJf moment surprising that wish to shrink from any
responsibility might Incur by accepl it, have al
ready ne loo tar, well know, u lose any thing by %
ing further. In fact have been anxious not Il share ii
The sponsihllity of hoss Suthern men who are oppa
Stag Gen. Taylor. and fled when proper orp5r
innty OH red, distinctly and decidedly. avow myself
To be in favor Of his election How any Shareholder can
hes'te between him and Ger. CaSs, is to me not only
matter Of special wonder bu hink the worst omen for
the South that have in my Time"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-07
REPUBLIC OF LIBERIA.

The annexed letter presents a most gratifying picture
of the condition and puspecs Of the republic on the
Of Africa Will be read with interest and pleasure
by all who feel for the core aca, and viii furnish fresh
Inducements 10 eXert0n am ihse Nh hive promoted
and sustain The benevolent enterprise Of hch it gives
50 cheering an account