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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-12-29
q. \. $iSEFTEH,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,

Aud Commissioner for the acknowledgement
PrOOfOf Deeds, Rnd other mstru.
mepts under seal;
EoR administering oath or affirmation in all
IL eases, and for taking Dispositions to he used
in the State Of Pennsylvania,
OFF lCE-On the Public Spare, invest of the
Market House, Lancaster, Ohio.
December 81 l8l7. 81
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L30@@ S SLG0Gn
MANUFACTURERS,
WORN. SON g. WORN,

WORK, SON & WORK,
SSTlLL continues the above bu. S-
X siness at their Old Stand, and n
have on hand SPLENDID AS. -
SORTMENT of theiruwn manu-.
acture, aud in addition, have re-
ceived their SPRING STOCK from Cincinna
Ii, consisting Of
Ladies' Black, Bronze High aud Low Buskins
Fine Kid Slippers and Ties
Misses Blk, Bronze & cold Bnskins & Slippers
Chdren's Black, Bronze & cold Shoes& Caters
Also-A few pairof Mems Fine Calf Boots
They have also, on hand, first rate article of
Sole Leather, Morocco, Binding, Lining, Pegs.
klt-All kinds Of finding and Boot and Brogan
IaCes.
We solicit continuation Of the very liberal
patronage we have heretofore received, and re.
quest the Ladies in particular to call and examine
our Stock. WORK, SON & WORK
Lancaster, April IA, 1843 40G
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-12-29
Goats.

$50 Blue Blanket and Pilot Over-coats, lined all
through with Wooden Plaid;
$50 do Beaver aud Felt Il superior article lined
as above.
$50 Olive brown, Green and Blk, &c. Sacks, do
$50 Superior Tweed aud Oregon Cashmere, do
100 do Union Cashmere and Dress Coats, made OF
W. England and French Cloth;
100 do Frock and Flushing with lot of Black
and Dlqlb Beaver Over-cOats.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-12-29

300 pieces of Plain Blue, Black and stripe Cassi.
mere Pants-lincd.
200 do Cassuct plain aud stripe. lined
100 do James and McCarty's Paids, do
100 do Starr and Mexican Cashmere, heavy, do
80 do Bangup Cords. extra heavy do
Vests.
100 Black and Stripe Fancy Satin Vests, double
aud single breasted.
100 Cashmercs. ever, style and pattern, do do
$50 Blk and Fig'd VeIyets, with lot of Cloth,
Cassinet and Vnlcnlas
100 Highland, aud other Fancy Pads, double and
single breBsted
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-12-29
Cure Your COrns!

4 remedy for CORNS, BURNS, Frosted Feet,
Weakness IN the Back, Rheumatism. Bruises,
Toathache, Sore Throat, &c.. &C., externally np.
piled and when used internally cures Choie, ,Choi
ERA Morbns,, Pain in the Breast, &c. II lms also
been used with great success in the dseases OF
Horses such as Gnded Shoulders Strains, Scratch
es Sweeney, Cholic, SPAWN aud Crab
Call and see the many certificates ulteSing its
unriyUlled eiIiCncy.
For sale at "Apolhecaries Hail." No &c, Mnin.
Street, Lancaster, by NJ. T.. KRElDER
November IL, 1913 %
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-12-29

virtue and power 10 neal so many diseases. But
ence it is well known that more than 90, 600 per.
sons have been cured, our friends will begin to re.
aIize the truth OF our remarks, which we made about
six months ago; viz:' that there would not be a
family in America who would live dav without
possessing box OF McALLlSTER'S.A .AH HeaHng
Ointment, If they but knew its virtues
hcAIliser's All.llealmg Ointment restores per
spiralion in the system. BY this means it opens
those avenues Though which nature carries of The
impurities within, aud thus relieves the body OF dis.
ease. 1t is thus that it cues Consumption, Fevers
Sc,ofulla, ENsipeas, Asthma, Salt Rheun,, Sick.
Headache, Quincy, Sore Throat, Rheumatism
Scald Heads, Pans IN the Chest, Side aud Back
Dyspepsia. Poisons, Sor Breast. Deaf Curar
eous Erupions; Sore Eyes. inflammation Of the
Bowels, Kidneys and Brain, Burns, ChilbIams
Piles, Horns. .4gues, Cold Feet ;Liver Complaint
Ucers,aud all Fever Sores, Inllmmalions of ever,
kind.
A. & S HFNDRY, Ashrabula, o Genera
Agents lor the State of Ohio.
AGENTS Bury g. Beck, Druggists Lancaster
Fairfield County General Agents: Glendenning &
Corner, Winchester; VIM. W. Hitr, Iirhopolis
II 4 Leonard. Merchants, Basil, N Beatty 4
Go Druggists, Baltimore, John Woodward, Grocer
New Salem, f. Kalb, Druggist RuShville, A & T.
Muhof, Lorkville; Crsl ~ Pickering, Pickering
ton; W, f. Breck, Carroll; Daniel Hawkin, Suga
Grove, Ashbaugh & Brery, Bremen.
November II, lS4s 3m2S.
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GROCERIES Of all KINDS,

Cedar Churns and Tubs, Wooden Buckets,
Salt Sc &c. &c.
~ Come every body and look through our
MAMMOTH PILES of Goods We are always
on hand and ready to prove to you, what is an un.
deniable fact, that we have more Goods, better
assorments and sell at lower rates than any other
establishment in Lancaster. OF these facts YOU
can convince yourselves by calling at our OLD
STAND and examining our stock.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-12-29
OBs Hand!

A LOT OF GENTLEMEN'S CLOAKS;-
N Green Coating Tweed = JACKETS;
All of which will be sold very low. at the
''Checkered Store" COULIlAN Il co.
October -. 'i8 "a
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-12-29
A4AM pSy AAM sly

lust ARRIVED greater assortment than
~ cverof LAMPS, GIRANDOLES. CANDLE
STICKS, tSc.&c.
N. b. GLOBES, CHlMNEYS and WICKS
always on hand GATES Il COSPER.
Lancaster June Q, l848.
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10000 cases of General Debility and want
of Nervous Energy

DIR. Townsends Sarsaparilla invigorates the
whole system permanently. To those who have
lost their muscular energy by the effects OF Imedi-
cine or indiscretlon committed in youth. or the
excessive indulgence of the passions and brought
on general physical prostration of the nervous
system. lasstude, want of ambition, iainting sem
sations premature decay and decline, Fastening
towards that fatal disease, Consumption, can be
entirely restored by this pleasant remedy. This
Sarsaparilla is far superior 10 any La0igOrating
Cordi@i, as it renews and invigorates the system,
gives activity to the limbs. and strength to the
muscular system, in most extraordinary degree.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-12-29

superior 10 any sold, u cares oithoM
romitiRg. Pnrging sickening or
deJiihating The Patient
The great beauty and superiority ofthis Sarsn
parIa over all other medicines is, that while it
eradicates the disease, it nvigorales the body. 1t
is one Of the very best SPRING AND SUMMER
MEDICINES ever known it not only purifes the
whole system, and strengthens the person, but it
creates Rew, pNre and rich blood: power pos
sessed by no other medicine. And in this lies
the grand secret ofits wonderful success Ilhas
performed within the last five years, more than
100 600 cures Of severe cases Of disease at least
Is 900 were considered inculable. II has saved
the lives of more than 5000 children during the
two past seasons.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-12-29
WE WISH To FUHCHASE
30, 200 bushels Of WHEAT,

Any amount of CORN, RYE, OATS, Flax,seed,
Feathers, and every thing else that the Farmers
have for sale that is worth having We will give
the highest prices in CASH and GOODS for the
above articles, and give MORE GOODS for the
same amount oftrade, than any other house. Call
and give us trial
Lancaster June 4, 1S47
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-12-29
Consumption Cured.

Cleanse md Strengthen. Consumption can be
c"red, Bronchitis, Consumption, Liver Com
plaint, Colts, Catarrh, Coughs, Asthma. Spit-
HHgof BIood, Soreness in Me Chest Hectic
Flush, Night S~eats, Difficult or Projusc Err
Pectoratioa, Pain in The Side, &c. hare been
and cau be cured
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-12-29
MALLS ER'S
AAhaD@A31N@ OGuPElS9I po
More than 10000 persons
have been cured.

Mt IS IMPOSSIBLE
n TO give to the public
an adequate idea Of the
great success which has
attended the an Heal
s'ng Ointmcntfor the pasr
. TX months Itis perfect
Tly astonishing 10 wi,nes.
the effects and hear IN,
praises bestowed on lhi.
medicine. No one coulc
conceive thala single me
hiCiuc DDsseSsed sn mucL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-05
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, }

August d. tC4s.
The following appointments ot Commiss. on
ers 10 supcrincnd The election oil Electors Of
President and Vice President Of The United
States have been made by the Governor, 10 cor.
rect errors in the appointments OF 29th July last,
viz:
ALLEoaAsr-William Scott and Robert
Ssecn, in place Of j. Callahan, nonresident,
and William G. Holloway, declined.
BRoons-Campbel TAR, ST., in place OF
Thomas Bambrick, who resides in Hancock
county.
CARoLISE-Dr. Burton B. Virgin, In place OF
Andrew Btoaddus Jr, declined.
Characterization d. Carer and VIM II.
Cooke, in place Of y. Carer, appointed through
mistake, AMI John Baskervrl, dead
CHESTERFIELD Daniel H. Flournoy, in place
of S. Bias III French declined
GrLMgR--. auhcw Holt, in place Of Weldon
Huffman, non idcnl.
LusgNsrRG John Organ and William A.
Stone, 10 place Of II Hacheit, dead, ana K. T.
Marshall removed
NoRFaLK CIrY-William g. Mallory, il
place O E. C Robinson, declined.
NoRr Tx COUNTY Simeon Wheeler and A.
r. Smith, in place OF John Wheeler, appointed
through Unsafe, and NJ. Cooke, dead
rrsYLvaSIA-Joseph M Terry, in place OF
Joseph rreadwag, appointed through mistake.
RoAsDkE-Wm. Waus, 10 place OF James B
Wa'ls, lead
WrLLIAM Duao-Jacob C. Shelton, John r..
Barlow ami Richard NJ. Bucsrour.
Y,Rk-T Thomas Newman, Chns!opher Curtis
and S aTufd q. Cooke
Commissions have been forwarded 10 The per-
SOUS appointed
VIM. Il. RICHARDSON. S G.
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VOLUME XLF.-NUniBER SO.

a Vice President, who NAV have acied as Presi.
dent pro lem. Of The last MEETING, ccun.ersisned
by The Recording Secretary.
10. This Constitution shall, Al all times be
subject 10 amendment By q majority OF the quo.
rum present.
IL. This Association shall continue till the
first Of December, lS4s
The following gentlemen were, thereupon
elecled officers OF the Association, viz: Joseph
Hiden, President, Col. G. Scott ana Col. E
Rowe, Vice Presidents; J. NJ. Chapman, SecTe-
iary; P. B. Icnes, Treasurer and Jas. Newman,
John Willis and David Hume, committee Of
Correspondence and Invitation.
On motion, the following gentlemen were ap.
pointed delegates 10 The Democratic State Cen.
veniion, 10 be held al Lynchburs on The Goth
September, viz: P. B. Jones, Joseph Hiden, J.
b. Newman Col. @. Scott, @. Panuill, Col Z.
Rowe, J. Willis, E. Henshaw, E Gibson, z. L.
Brown, Col ]. Voolfolk. j. M. Chapman, w.
c. Scott, A. Boston r. II. Willis, DR.. B. F. Ia
liaferIo and J. F. Taliaftno.
Yin motion, The Chairman and Secretary were
added to the delegation.
On motion Of G. Pannill, Esq,
Resolved, That Hon. a. Stevenson, ]. S. Bar
bcur, 5 +. Leaae and A. Il. HoIlad.y, be invi.
ted 10 address ne people OF Orange n the Court
House, on lhe fourth Monday in September.
Ths following resolution submiited by J. New
man, Esq, was unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That This Assocla ion, in behalf Of
their Democratic iellow-cilizens OF Orange, len.
der 10 James Barbour Of Culpepef heir cordial
thanks Tor The able and triumphant address This
day delivered BY him in reply 10 The Hon. WIN.
c. Rives.
Resolved, That The proceedings Of this meeting
be published in the Richmond Enquirer and
Examiner
On motion, the Association adjourned 10 the
fourth Monday 10 Sep'emb-r.
BENJAMIN WALKER, Chairman.
JAs. NEWMAN Secretary
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Terms Of the Enquirer.

~ The enquirer ID publ1sheu OflLf lIot eHo ehy
and SEMI-W EKLY flor the coun,ry.) For the Oaily
seven dollars per annum and NJ the rate oil eish'
do lars n taken for shorter period than ono yea fof
tie Somi-Weekly, FIVE dollars per annun, ana lnieo
dollars 70, SIX months PAYABLE in DC Pa,a ~
ia oee or RENTED by mail post paidi OF ok poais
mar apuum the end oil the ycnI.,,,.
~ THE DAILY EN0UTRER-For ono square oil
.,r,sn nes or less frst insertion, hfy cents, and
= ~ suct eeding insertion twenty-five cents-it In
,susi nnce week, twice week, or threo times a
wr.k t-r,y seven and half cents.
IN the SEMI-WEEKLY-On square Of sixteen
Ines or less first insertion, IS CENTS for each eontinu.
ance, SO cents.
Annual advertisers are charged fifty dollars for thir-
~ mes and in that proportion for advertise ments
Of strster iength-except Lottery Vendors and Aue-
zion IS who are charged one hundred dollars paper
inc;uded ,,
orders from distance mus, be accompanied with
the vance pay, satisfactory references, to insure
executi
~ All dues to this office may be remitted per mail,
4, GOOD and available Bank notes. at the FISK OF the
Editor the postage Of letters being paid by the pr'-
go, Tn. hostage Of single letter is scarcely OF any
eeount 10 tie writer II is the accumulation Of post
age. in an extensive business, which operates as
serious tar upo, = Eduorsb
ny All Obituaries and Mortgage from the q untry
wSrneyer the party's handwriting II unknown al tnii
once must be authenticated by the endorsation oil ths
tho neiShborhood, OF they will In no eass
b. published. Every measure, that has been taken 20
event positions and duzzes, bas proved heretoios
noayailinc We must, therefore, insist In SUCH case
mon tie being certified by tho name oil
ne lostmasl er ,oriuen the back Of the letter.
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University of pennsylvania
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
SESSION OE lS4S-'49.

SESSION OF 1S40-'49.
THE Medical Lectures will commence on Monday,
the 18th day Of October, and b. delivered under
the following arrangement:
Theory aud Practice of Medicine, BY NATHANIEL
CHAPMAN, M. D.
Anatomy, by WILLIAM E. HORNER, NJ. D.
Materia Medica and Pharmacy, by GEORGE B.
Chemistry, BY JAMES ROGERS, MD
Surgery, by WILLIAM GIBSON, NJ. D.
Obstetrics and the Diseases Of Women and Children
by HUGH L. HODGE, NJ. ID.
Institutes Of Medicine, by SAML. JACKSON, NJ. u
Clinical instruction the Pennsylvania Hospital, by
GEORGE D. MOOD, NJ. D., on Medicine, and GEO
w. NORRIS, NJ. D., on Surgery, twice week
Demonstratve Instruction IN Medicine and Surgery
twice a week, by the Professors ofthe Medical Faculty
assisted by w. w. GERHARD, NJ. d., and HENRY h
SMITH, NJ. o.
Preliminary Lectures will be delivered daily from the
Cd 10 the l4th of October, inclusive.
The rooms fos Practical Anatomy will be open from
October LIST 70 the end Of March ensuing. JOHN
NELL, II. d., Demonstration.
Amount Of Fees for Lectures In the University, Sl05
Mariculalion Fee, tpaid once ony,) $
Hospital Fee, ~
Practical Anatomy, ~
Graduating Fee, 81
The comme ncement will take place early In April.
w. E. HoRNER, NJ d.
Dean Of tho Medical Faculty
1856 Chestnut Street, above Thirteenth,
opposite the U. $. Mint, Philadelphia.
August /, ls4s.-eotOctl6
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CLASSICAL SCHOOL,

THE second session OF Mr. ] Bonnott's School In
i this city, will commence on Monday. Cd Octobsr.
TERMS
Tuition In tho usual English branches, s4o
Tuition 10 the advanced English branches,
Ancient Languages and higher Mathematics, 50
The French and high German languages win be
taught without extra charge the pupils shall have al
ready attained a suitable proficiency In the English.
The Greek and Latin language will be taught, no,
only according to the pronunciation adopted in the
American and English Colleges, but also according to
the modern GIecian and Roman standard. The reason
o, TINS ~ obvious nasmuch the facility OF communi-
ca"n anords the American student opportunity Of
nus studies at the different European Colleges
Eueae 'nese languages, pronounced according to ths
Snsnsn ssnaaIu, would scarcely be Compensated.
The mainema!ieai departure win be entrusted 70 ono
VINO mas no, only distinguished himself in his COLLEGE,
ate course. but who has also been emlnenv
In imparting instruction.
MI Bennett reiteraes his promise thu, In TIA eon.
duct OF bis School, strict and ,oAois,ou. $3.50 Iii
soGraby Be northumberland his constant endravor
be to ineueats tho rmes principles Of honor and In.
tegrity. e"N ="
KEfERENCEs-Rsv Geo Woodbridge, DR. John a
Cunningham, DR. Charles Bell Gibson, w Noit,ns
isaac Davenport, VIM Palmer saml subett, Flsmins
James, g Baxter, and Maenurdo, Esqrs.
Aug l5-ctf
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University of Maryland

f a z U L y r I II y =
SESSION OF 1s4S-'8.
vv,uE LECTURES will commence on MONDAY,
anh October and continue until tho 18th Of March,
Chemistry and Pharmacy-WlLLIAM AIKEN,
ND, l. l. ID. ,,,ro
sureery-NATHAN SMITH.
peuiic., Malera Medica and Hygiene-SAmL
CHEW, ~ d. ,o,,,u ro,y nm
Tneory and Practice OF Medicine-WILLIAM POW
Elk, " ID.
Midwifery and Diseases of Women and Children
RICHARD ii THOMAS, MD
Lecturer on Pathology and Demonstration of Anato-
ny-GEO w MILTENBERGER,M 10.
instruction in Clinical Medicine and Clinical Surge
~ every day al the Baltimore Inhrmary, opposite tho
Medical College. The rooms for Practical Anatomy
will be opened October ls under the charge Of the Do
monsraior Fees for the entire course &c., Comfort
able board may DO obtained in the vicinity Of the Msdi-
cal College for 81 so TO 81 so per week.
WILLIAM E A AIKEN,
Aue lS-clOt Dean of the Faculty.
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DEATHS.

Departed this life, at his residence Ia inc county OF
Htotieo. ON .ondly. august 0-ih, Ga8VaS STOERs,
e., nj, T,orrs lacked bur six DAYS Of completing his
seventy seventh year. After long aud evsntfu ifs
he has passed or the stage leaving large family and
,nm.ron, connection 10 lament his loss and 10 cho
,sn his memory. Early In Iiio, bis strong mind and
,r. Is attracted the attention of The first IN
y,rrina-the trainers OF our OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Con
6s.ncs he POSSESSED. He represented the county Of
urnrco for number Of sessinns in the Legislature Of
Virginia and was ifty-one years Magistrate. he
ntrsided nj the investigations and trials which succeed
ed Gabriei's attempt at insurrecton. and for his eff
cheney and prudence during that dark day, received
the especial communication of James Monrle then Co
vernon Of the STATE. In mis- opuiGns MIR. stoHs was
ever irm and ravering. liz mrt his snd with the
calmness OF m upr aLt Peace 70 his ashes
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NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS.
TuCker & "A d d 1 y o II
rcNCDtr AGENTS.
GENERAL AGENTS.

orprcr on SIXTH STREET. &c LsMANs BUiLDNos)
-Four doors North NJ Pennsv oanin Avenue,
w h nRtOn.
HvERLY TUCKER and JOHN E. ADDISON ha,s
b associated themselves for the purpose Of prosecut
Ing claims Of all kinds before Congress and the several
nsnartments ofthe General Government.
An communications, post paid, addressed 10 rho
above shall receive prompt atte ntion.
Reference is given to tho following eentemen:-
Hon George N. Dallas, Vice President; Hon J.f Ma
SON. Secretary of tho Navy; Hon o. j. Walker, secrr.
tary ofthe Treasury Hon. Jno. Mclean 3 supreme
Court; lion R. NJ T Hunter, U. ) Senate; Clement
Cox, ESQ.,, Georgetown, D. @.
~ John E. Addison, Attorney at Law, will eontlnu.
TO give personal attention 10 business before the severn.
Courts Of the District OF Columbia. and tho adjoining
conn,i,s Of Maryland and Virginia. Jan. ai-eiy
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ANOTHER HUMBUG KILLED,

Although The President has Officially informed
Congress that he had no Information OF the Sierra
Madre "Bufalo Hunt" Expedition, the Wing
press continue 10 denounce him as giving his
"secret countenance to this unauthorized scheme u
The Union OF Saturday says "the suggestion is
altogether untrue. Insead of giving it his score,
countenance he has authorized instructions to be
issued 10 lbe Law Office Of The United States and
the Commanding General OF The Military Dis.
tric,, to arrest the movement if BE- medaled and
to carry mi the lars and the treaty actt Mzco. y
The gallant Shields has been paraded in the
Wing papers as the leader Of said expedition, hu,
aa supper given 10 him by the Emme, Club Of
Saint Louis he avowed the following noble, pa
lrioiic and commendable views:
'In reply 10 a complimentary sentiment, Gen.
Shields made iorcible speech in The course OF
which he referred TO The many current rumors
with regard TO his designs. lie stated plainly
that he should have no connection With The BUT.
ialo Hunt nor engage in any other enterprise
contrary 10 his duties as 4 citizen OF this repub-
lie. he considered that his first duty was To this
country, and that in all things he must abide by
its laws and treaties. He reprobated, also, The
idea OF forming brigades in this country 10 invade
Ireland. Other and more practicable modes OF
succoring struggling freedom there could be used
and ought TO be used"
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CHARLES CITY COUNTY.

At a meeting Of the Democrats of Charles
City County, held at Bradleys store on the 18th
August, B. w. Laid was called 10 the Chair,
and 0. A. Crenshaw appointed Secretary:
On motion of Edmund Waddell, the Chair ap
pointed committee Of four, viz: John Sci
den, 0. A. Crenshaw, Allen Bradley and Edmond
Waddell, to prepare business for The considera-
ton OF the meeting.
On motion, the Chairman was added to the
committee.
The committee retirel, and after short time
returned with the following preamble and reso-
lutons, which were unanimously adopted
Whereas, we are solemnly and firmly impress
cd with the belief that this is moment of deep
and fearful interest TO the country, and that we
are in the midst Of events, wach if not firmly,
wisely and periodically directed, must entail
great and lasting evils on our country; therefore,
Resolved, That We do cordially approve of
the nomination Of Lewis Cass for the Presiden
cy, and WIN. 0 Butler for the Vice Presidency;
and that we will use every honorable means 10
promote their election. We recognise in Lewis
Cas- firm. unfinching Republican, who has
given the highest and most solemn guarantees
Of fidelity to the great principles Of human free
dom. Of General Butler, il is enough 10 say
that he is without fear and above reproach.-
His enemies can find nought to say against him.
Resolved, That the present is the very first
instance in tho history OF our country where
mere military service has been set forth as q
ground Tor the election OF any man 10 the Presi
dency.
Resolved, That the Veto power is a great
conservative power, and that the President has
no more right to refrain from its constitutional
exercise, than he has 10 alter or amend any
other provision of the Constitution. We hold
that the people, and not the President, have the
right 10 amend the Constitution, if they think il
necessary.
Resolved, farther, That VIC consider the Veto
power as the great safe guard of the South
against Northern fanaticsm, and our only pro
lection against sectional majority.
Resolved, That the following gentlemen be
appointed committee of Vigilance, viz !: DR.
WIN. A. Scldcn. J. w. Bradley, John Royal
John T. Holt, w. Ladd, John G. Adams, l.
H. Bradley, Jas. Hubbard, Thos. Gi !, Robert c
Will, Robert Maddox, Thoma, G Bradley
Edmund G.. Major, John A. Seden, 0. A. Creu
shaw, Edmond WaddelI, Joseph Folkes ST.
Josiah H. Bradley, and James E. Roane
Resolved, That John A. Seldcn, Jas E Roane
Edmund Waddell, Allen Bradley and John w
Bradley, be appointed delegates TO the Demo
cratic State Convention, TO assemble in Lynch.
burg on the Goth SEPTEMBER
ALrERNArEs: Robert, u Scott Of Richmond,
and Col. Clay Of Campbell.
B. W. LADD, Chairman.
o. A. CRESsHAw, Secretary.