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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1848-12-14

CIRCUMSTANCES native towns OF
Cass and Van Buren, both voted for Tay-
lor by decisive majorites. Exter, N. II.
Qhe birth. place of Cass,) gave Taylor 29l
Cass 1T, Van Buren, ~, scattering 5; Tay-
lor over all 43. Undertook ivan Buren's
Native town. gave Taylor 295, Van Buren,
244, Cass 1885, Taylor's plurality 81.
Gen. Taylor was raised near Harrod's
Creek, in Jefferson county, Ky. At the
election precinct in his old neighborhood,
he received lls votes, TO 25 cast for Cass
and Butler
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1848-12-14

The VGTE FOR GOVERNOR IN New
YoRK.-The Albany Argus, Of Wednes,
day, 22d ut., publishes the footings of the
official vote for Governor, in all the coun.
ties in the State as follows:
Fish, Wing. Dix.Fre Soil. Walworlh, Dem.
2ls,6l6 1858 ll6,Ol9
Fish, over Walworth, lO2,597; do, over
Dix, 96,035; Dix, over Walworth, 1854;
Dix and Walworth, over Fish, 1896. Ii
will be seen, by comparison of the above
with the vote for President, that Fish has
received sixty-fve more votes in the State
than General Taylos, that General Dix has
received 2,064 more votes than Mr.. Van
Buren,. and that Chancellor Walworth has
received l ,427 more than Gen. Cass. The
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1848-12-14

CINCINNATI. Dec. Z. 8, P. M.-Sales OF
Flour at So Sit 50 S7i There is large guam
tity Of wheat in the market, and holders being
anxious 10 sell, would accept easier rates-sales
at 70 cents. Sales Of rye at 40a50c.; and bar.
ley at 55a60c. per bushel. The market for pork
is without change. Sales Of Whisky at 10 to 20
cents.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1848-12-14

A Locofoco meeting in St. Marys in
Ohio, has nominated Cass for the Presiden.
cy and Gen. Butler for the Vice Presiden,
cy in 1852. The Hickman Standard, Lo-
cofoco paper in Kentucky, dominates Gen.
Butler for the Presidency, and perhaps
might be willing to take up Cass for Vice
President.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1848-12-14
NOTICE.

In order to lay the Presidents Message
before our readers as early as possible, we
shall issue our next paper on Tuesday,
Those who have advertisements, or other
matter to be inserted, will please hand the
same in by Monday evening.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1848-12-14
MASSACHUSETTS LEGIsLATURE.-Tht

MASSACHUSETTS LEGIsLATURE.-The
special business for which this body was
recently convened, has been completed, in
the election of a Taylor and Fillmore Elec-
toral ticket. Levi Lincoln, of Worcester,
and Edmund Dwight, of Boston head the
ticket. There were 300 members present,
and the Taylor ticket received 1876 votes;
the Cass ticket IS; the Van Buren, 81, and
one scattering. The successful ticket was
composed of the nominees at the regular
election.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1848-12-14

"OLD lacks CoMING.-The Cincinnati
Atlas says: I'VE understand General Tay-
lor has written 10 friend in this city, that
he will sojourn three days in Cincinnati on
his way to Washington.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1848-12-14

MAINE--OGcial.-The official returns,
as given in the Augusta Age, show a plu-
raliiy for Cass of 1850 over Taylor. Van
Buren's vote is 1924. The majority
against Cass in the State is 1895.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1848-12-14

VIRGINIA. Richmond times has re-
turns from all the counties in Virginia ex-
cept two. The majority for Cass, so far,
is 1897. In the two counties remaining
the majority for Polk was "a.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1848-12-14

GEoRorA.-OGcial.-Ful returns from
Georgia have been received, and the vote
by Congressional districts is as follows:-
Taylor, 1880; Cass, 4O,os9; Taylor's ma
jority, 3,O6l. Taylor has carried all the
Congressional districts except the fifth and
sixth.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1848-12-14

The Point Coupee Ua) Echo, of the 25th
ult, contains the following
COMMUNAL Bliss. Col. Bliss was united
in the bonds of matrimony 10 Miss. Betty
Taylor, daughter of the President elect, on
Thursday last, al Baton Rouge.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1848-12-14
MARYLAND ELECTION = OFFICIAL

The following (says the Annapolis Re-
publican) is the official vote for Electors OF
President and Vice President at the cleo.
tion held on the 7th of November, as ap-
pears by the returns of election filed in
the State Department:
Taylor. Cdss. VB. Clay Polk.
37,7O2 34,52S 1875 35,9S4 32,676
34,52S 32G76
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1848-12-14

APPOINTMENT BY THE PREsIDENT.--O. C..
Pratt, of Illinois, to be Assistant Justice of
the Supreme Court of the United States
for the Territory of Oregon, in the place of
VIM. A. Hall, declined.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1848-12-14
PIrIsnuRGH. Dec. Z, p.

PITTsBURGH, Dec. Z, Pm
There is nine feet water in the channel and
river rising. In the Allegheny there is ten feet
water
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1848-12-14

Texas has certainly cas-, her vote in favor
of Cass and Butler. Returns before US from
nine counties foot up thus: For Taylor 932,
for Cass 2l2O.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1848-12-14
NORTH CAROLINA-Orr1crAL.

The official returns from all the counties
have been received, (Yancy county except.
ed, on account of some informally in the
returD0
Taylor 43,5l9
Cass 34,S69
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1848-12-14

Why is the letter X like pigs laiI1--
Because it is the latter end of pork
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1848-12-14

VIRGINIA. Richmond Enquirer
makes the majority for Cass 1877 counties
1869, leaving Braxton county still TO hear
FROM which gave Clay majority of 3D.
The Times makes il but a few votes less.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1848-12-14

Making Taylor's majority s,6sl
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1848-12-14

Add Yancy, for Taylor 81 maj
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1848-12-14
ELECTION RETURNS

Mississ;ppi.-The official vote of Mis-
sissppi shows majority in favor of Cass
of $40 votes.
Louisiana.--Taylor's majority in Louis.
lana is 1890.
New Hampshire. Majority for Cass,
1910. Van Buren, received 1860
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Ii is coming.

Yes as sure as we write this paragraph,
there is, one Of The darkest, most ma ignan,
and al the same time, most absurd false.
hoods, deroga,ory to the character and tai.
ents Of Gen. Tay lor, coming from the Dem.
cratic wire pullers. II Is coming; and it
will slew is hideous features, sometime be.
tween this and the 9TH Of Nov. One Of the
most consummate pieces Of forgery, that
political rascality and selfish knavery can
invent, will issue from the Democratic OF.
fee Of ''Patent intentions" Look ou, for II.
The cormorant office. holders-the Gov.
eminent vampires-have too much at stake
not TO make daring desperate and devil
melted effort, 10 hold on to their dearly
loved places. To them office is existence
and no means so base, but they will resor,
to Them, to keep their positions safe.
We with emphasis, call on homes, men,
to be on The watch for the falsehood, atou,
Gen. Taylor or Fillmore, or both for a:
sure, as there is truth in Heaven, or lie:
in the place set apart for their authors
there is one coming. Nee, il on the out,
er thresh-hold, and give it the contemptu
oIs reception il deserves.
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Communications.
CABNvRus TAYLOR CLUB


The following persons constitute the
g" Executive Committee of the "Cabnt.
rus Taylor Club" for the different Pre-
cincs al the Presidential Election on the
9Th Of November next. They are rcques
ted to meet IN Concord, (at the Law Office
of ID. NJ. s. X. Barringer,) on Saturday
tie 2Sh Of this month.
Concord Geo. l.. Phller, Capt. Frew
Z. Barringer, Lieut.. James Backwelder
Geo. W. FISHER.
Mount Pleasant Paul Miller, DR.. Nc
Eachern, Jno. ID. BarIinger, ID. Shnpoch
Ltn'.s-H. S. Lenrz, Geo. NJ. Barn
hardr, Moses Eagle.
Htrtsclrs-l Isaac s. Tinker, II. +. Reed
Arthur Reed.
Biaeks-R. H. Morrison, DR.. llaw klns
VIM. l.. Archibald.
Harrisburg DR.. s. J. Gllmer, II. S
Pharr, Isaac Harris.
Deuese's- Kirby Pope, DR.. Rankin, +
r. Harris.
F.. R. GIBSON, Pres. c, I. Club.
Oct. IL, ISIS.
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Rocky River Meeting.

There was large attendance al Rocky
River, Cdbarrus, on Saturday last and a.
BILE speeches were delivered in the order
here named by Messrs. Long, R. Barrin.
ger, Scott, Hon. D. NJ. Barringer, J. W.
Osborne, and Mr.. Ingram, recently from
Mexico. We have not space 10 enume.
rate the many excellent things that were
said. The elections are taking place, the
9TH Of November is close at hand. and we
have 10 give more room 10 political news
items but the following extract from
correspondent, bu, does justice to Mr.. ln.
gram and Gen. Taylor
81 believe you left Rocky River before
Mr.. Ingram, of Arson, IA volunteer who
served under Gen. Taylor in Mexco,) ad.
dressed the meeting. His speech was cap.
ital and, as giving the lie direct TO all the
vile SANDER heaped upon the old Hero by
his brdre enemies at home. The picture
he drew Of the parting between the Gene
raj and the men taken from him by order
Of Mr.. Polk al Victoria was truly eloquen,
and brought tears from many eyes. lie
dwelt with emphasis on The humanity and
uniform kindness Of heart OF Gen. Tay Tor
towards all his men. His mind, he beiev.
ed, to be of high order-qulck in dis
cernment Of character and singularly a.
dapted TO The duty Of governing men. He
was not known 10 have an enemy in the
army. | wish TO God tina, many Of those
who are now engaged in the dirty and IN
patriotic work Of reyiIing this glorious Ole
soldier could have been presen, and hearC
the unvarnished truth from the lips Of Mr.
Ingram, who kao,rs him yell aud who love.
him like a brother
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Another Call.

Wings Of North. Carolina arouse TO
your duty. Never since May ooh, 1875,
has there been a crisis more important in
lis results, for either veal or woe, than the
present; never since then, have you been
called on in louder tones, or by more start.
ling manifestations, to come forward, per.
form your duty and assert your rights
Then you declared your country should be
free, now, you are called on to preserUe it
free. Then you SET The example for other
States, now, the example has been set for
you by many Of them. Patriotism then
neryed the arm that boldly subscribed your
declaration Of rights; and patriotism as
strongly now, urges you to be prepared for
the 9TH of November. and to go on
tina, day and give your voice for your coun.
,ry not for Cassism, Free Solsm or Van
B1renlsm, but for your whole country.
Let valor then your motto be,
And action show that you are free"
But three weeks from 10 day, Tuesday
16th) and you will either have to remain
at home through objectionable Indifference
and apathy, and see your proud old State
descend from her ancient glory or 90 to
the Ballot Box, aud show that she main.
,alns her prominen, position, first and fore.
mos, 10 the Wing ranks.
We leave il 10 you 10 decide which.
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The SDeaki,yg.

The Hon. Geo. E. Badger will speak in
Salisbury on The 25th instant, IN Charlotte
on the 9Th, md ia Concord on Monday
the 30h inst. Let the masses 60 out and
hear, and let them bear ia mind, that what
will be said to them, has recently been en-.
dorsed by the good sober sense Of other
States. Democracy has recently had "me.
We, meme, ttkei npharsia," written upon its
walls, 10 characters too s'gnlfcan, TO be
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Glory enough. Again.

When the first returns were received
from Georgia, they showed small Demo.
cratic gain in the few counties heard from.
The Jeffersonlan connected the hattering
news with "Glory enough for one day.
Since full returns have been received, and
they show Wing aggregate gain Of over
thousand, we take pleasure in congrat.
ulatlng the Jeffersonian upon his one day
glory and inform him that we record
Glory enough for +" uhoie year"
Gloria IN excelsis"
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The other Guns.

Before full returns were received from
the recent elections in this State and when
II was thought, Reid was probably elected
the Democratic papefs-one of them in
Charlotte, partlcularly-headed their edi.
torlals " The first Gun" Before TO- day
we apprehend, they have heard the deaf
nlng report Of the "other guns" come
booming across the land from Pennsy Iva
MIA, Georgia and Florida. Did you hear
ihem7
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"A correspondent, in Cabarrus after

- A correspondent in Cabarfus after
referring US to the notice OF G. II. Will
der in the Register, says:
"You may state tina, he told the same
lie in the public streets Of Concord on The
10Th instant. lie and his clerk Captain
Buck, paid Off q believe) only two claims
for "exlra pay" in this county, amounting
TO s42, and remained 3 days at the ex'
pensc OF "uncle Sam" No public notice
was given Of his arrival here. Can ihl:
be any thing else, but paying men to eiec
,ioncer for the party in power No won
der the minds oflhe Volunteers we're at one
time poisoned against Gen. Taylor by.sucl
men as Pender, Wilder Il id genus oalne.
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THE SECRETARY.
roa rnr CHARLOTTE JOURNAL.
TO THE YOUNG MEN OF CHARLOTTE
AND MECKLENBURG COUNTY
LITTER ?.

In the previous letter endcayourcd 10
impress on yours minds, sense If your
obligation 10 improve your line TO the be'l
advantage. THIS obligation, derived from
our relation to our Creator, is greatly en-.
HANGED by The consideration tina, useful en-
ployment is an unfail,ng source OF pleas
ure. Arguments that are drawn from our
duty and obligations, are frequently more
unavalllng, than those presented by re-
gard to our own lnieres, and happlness--
The TACT that man Is obligated by law
whether human or divine, to perform cef'
tam action or abstain from n certain lndul'
gcncc, will not exert over him the same IN
iinence as the announcement from veal
Thy patron or friend, that he will surely
bestow upon him for such conduct hand
some reward. Interest will dictate many
sayings and incilo TO many actions when
would never have been elected by any olh'
or motive. A cruel and iyraDuicai master
will administer medicine TO his SICK sefVan'
and nurse him with the most tender a'sa'
uiiy Tor many months rather than bc oe'
prised OF his services altogether 10"
truth Is forc'bly excmplifed in mn aneedo'e
narrated Of an old gentleman from ho'
land. His wel-buckel had been unioTu,
nately detac he'd from the rope or cham, anu
had taken It's journey to the bottom cay
ting about 10 his mind what be should 90
he at length concluded that he would nom
our his own son with the peI,lous mission,
in preference to his servant, remsrk,ng
the same time that his servant had CO.."
money.
But, strange as il may seem. both our IT,
terest and duty are beautifully linked "
eclhey. We are commanded TO do nothing
whatever which is mol promoiive Of our fe'.
and best interests. II. therefore. we csnno'
succeed in prevailing on mon to pcho'"
certain actions, because i, is their du'! w
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FoR THE CHARLOTTE JOURNAL.

Mr.. Editor II is proposed to get up
+" Van Buren, ticket" in this State. Ma
ny honest Democrats believe him eren nor
safer for the South than Cass. He too is
OF the Simon pure Jackson Demoeracy.-
Many old Jackson men would like to 90
for him on that account. Let's have the
ticket formed. know several gentlemen
who will serve as Electors. Let's hoist
his flag and go for The man, from whose
u0rm heart the icicles Of his orn chilly
cline have all melted away, and who is a.
gain presented 10 the South as =" A North.
ern man with Southern principles" ie
Democrats does Il take N.Y..
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Electoral Tickets.

The various Taylor Clubs should see,
that all the precincts are furnished with a
full supply OF Taylor Electoral Tickets, on
The day Of election.
This Office will furnish any quantity, on
reasonable terms.
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As for The rest Of that article, to quote
a learned member Of fash debating club ,
(" Its mulllloquence is so neavose, iha, I
leave my Tiumhant antagonist, to advance
the rehearsal Of his monodrsm, wrap, in
the solitude Of his orn originality"
A CAROLINA WING.
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Glorious News !!

We give the following Address as EN-
bodying in a small compass, the gis, of the
Election Returns. The returns as shown
by figures, cannot be relied on in the alb.
sence of official returns. la about week
the official returns will be known. Enough
is here given, to inspire Wings with AMI.
mating hopes of the triumphant victory Of
Gen. Taylor, on the battle ground he will
occupy on tae 9Th Of November.
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W We state, in the name Of our cores.
pondent " The Secretary" that he has not
intended TO give offence to any one, 10 hay.
ing published small portion from the ar.
chires under his control.
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WING ELECTORS.

IL We are authorized 10 announce Mr.. SAM
UEL ". RODG ERS, as Candidate for the Office
of County Surveyor.
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CDnrlntfF:
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1915.

~ WILLIAM THOMPSON, Esq is our
agent in Baltimore. authorized to obtain sdver.
tisements and subscriptions, and to grant receipts.
GrE W CARR, ESQ, is our agent in Phila,
delph;s, authorized to obtain advertisements and
procure subscriptions
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IN PENNSYLVANIA.

The Wings have overcome the Demo
cratic majority Of 1900 votes las, year,
and have probably elected Johnson, their
candidate for Governor. They also have
certain msjorities IN both houses Of their
Legislature, giving them Senator Of the
United States, in place Of Democrat
They have also elected g out Of "a Mem.
bels Of Congress, as far as returns have
been received. These results nearly en-.
sure the State for the gallant Taylor, and
put his election as President almos, be.
yond doubt.
The returns are not yet definite from ..
hio, but there is thus far small Wing
gam, upon the majority Of 5000 IN Clay S
vote in ls4i.
Let the friends Of Taylor in North Ca
rolina be animated anew by assurances o.
the success, that awaits their cause, ant
entille themselves to their full share Of no
nor in elevating the Hero Of Buena Vista
to the Presidential Chair.
I b. order Of the Committee,
/ RICHARD HINES, Ch'm'n.
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TO THE
People Of North. { arOiina.
RALEIsH. Ger. Is, ls4-

KALEIsH, OCT. TO, IcIS.
The Wing Central Committee but ex.
press the Joy they have themselves expert,
cnced in communicating TO their friends
throughout the State, the results OF the re.
cent elections, so far as heard from by TIE.
legraph and Mail, in the States Of Florida,
Georgia, South Carolina, Pennsylvania,
and Ohio.
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Jake-Lock at his slip. "The free.
dom of the City in gold box, was pre-.
sen,ed TO the gallant sailor, Frederick
Jerome, in New York, on Friday last
Mike All! Well, either the gold box
was very large. to contain the freedom
of ihSrrhois city, or the city was very
smallf
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Dialogues Of Devils.
Printers Deriis.

Mike.-Jake. The Democrats say that
General ray Tor isa very ordinary man.
Jake-Ies, and they nigh, have added
Cass is an extremely extra ordinary mah.
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-" The common eSecu,ionor,
Whose heart tie accustomed sight Of blood
makes hard
Falls not the upon the humbled neck,
But first begs pardon,
This is very much like the kind mood
The Jefftrsonlan was 10, when, with the
club raised above my defenceless head he
on Wednesday las, was "wih fury bent" on
lmmolaling your humble correspondent
ard have no doubt sir, with one "such
fell swoop," he magincs he can execute
all Carolina Wings but to The rese mblnnce
Like the executlnner above, he is about Ia
lie, the axe fall upon my humbled neck =
but observe, melted with pity he F." first be rs
pardon. Ia the first five or six lines, he
begs pardon Cor doing, what he says he new.
err does, VIZ; notice an attack upon himself
but then he goes on, II not to " notice" a,
lcas, 10 execute the dire vengeance of his
rlled wrath upon me, with only the "exe.
cutloner's conjunction.
Before | proceed to attempt drawing
the reeking" shafts from my wounded
side, which, previous 10 the final execution,
he 'anlaIized his whe'ied appetite for re.
venge, by piercing me with; allow mo 10
drop all fgutes for the presenl, and say a
few words plainly to you.
In referring 10 the Jefferrsonian former.
y, quoted fran good old book, which
apprehend is not much to his taste
shall not disgust him This time with quota.
lions from its old fashioned pages but con.
tent myself, and please him more perhaps,
with few illustrations from more moder ~
productions.
Rochefoucault, with whose "maxims +"
i, is presumed the J,fFersonian 10 his pro.
fessorship of morals and decency, is quite
familiar, says: We seldom find persons
OF good sense, excep, such as are Of our o.
pinion. lie, il be observed, the Jeffcrso.
man refers TO my former article, as non.
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SOUTH CAROLINA 4.

In Tbs Slate, Holmes aud Orr, Taylor
men) are elected, the hrst from the Charlie
ston dsiric, by from 400 10 500 majority,
the other from the I'd district, by major.
,y OF 500, and from Charleston 3 out Of
II members Of The Legislature are Tay.
or men, and Taylor men have been e.
lec.ed to the Legislature from Gen. Com.
mauder's district.
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IN FLORIDA,

The returns are sufficiently full from that
State, as 10 announce II as certain, that The
Wings have elected their Governor, Mem.
Der Of Congress, and majority OF the
State Legislature, thus securing Senator
of the United States 10 place Of Mr.. West,
colt
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FOR rHE CHARLOTTE JOURNAL.
To the Editor.


Our necessary actions in the fear,
To cope malicious Henry sth.
] took the privilege, on former occa
SIGN, Of asking hide space, that | might
re.er 10 a I" mighty Roman among us who
has been lec,urng the Heather Of this We.
nv dark land, on wha, was their duty = ad-
,isiog the unleliered Wings and Demo.
Gratis Of Western Carolina, what was right
what wrong, and ha, was most especial :
chaSte and r.f1ed' | attempted to show
that, before one should set himself up, as
a teacher, his own conduct should be gov.
erned by the "unyary ing rule OF action >
he professed 10 iuculcae. now crave a
column for the ame purpose; and when !
tell you, am badly wounded by the JET.
fersonlans keen blade, am sure you can.
not refuse my giving vent 10 my lamentn.
tons while pursue the purpose indicated.
Somewhere in Shakespear, whose works
the Jeifesonian appears nearly as familiar
with, as with better book, fad the fol.
lowing:-
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IN GEORGIA.

Each party has elected four Members
Of Congress, and there is mo't farorobie
prospect from the popular vote, that it will
90 for TAYLOR and FILLMORE in the
Noyember election
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The object Of conversation is to enter.
tain aud amuse. To DO agreeable, you
must learn to DO a good listener. A man
who monopoizes conversation is a bore,
no matter how great his knowledge.