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FIR the ENQUIRER

FT the Enqntrer.
If | understand the theory Of DR.. Baldwin,
respecting the mOdus opsrandi Of fertizing the
earth, il is that shade, or an entire abstraction
OF light and atmosphere was the iertilizing
principle, and, conrerso, that the two latter
agents were the causes # all steriiily. May it
rot then be asked why there should have been
such diversity of soils, when all were origi-
nally exposed TO the like degree of light and
shade, II would appear to me that al soils,
under similar circumstances, according to Dr..
Bsl.win's theory, would be equally fertile, re
gard,ess of the components of the soil; but yet
we do not find il So And, again, if darkness,
or the absence of light, is the cause OF fertility,
presume the more perfect The abstraction, the
higher degree Of fertilization would take place.
Now il this is his theory, and presume it must
be, why is il that all sub soils are not richi For
these have not been disturbed BY the ruthless
hand of man, by either spade or plough, nor
subjected to the blighting influences of sun and
air, by being exposed TO the action or influence
of either. And again il may be asked, why is
it that even those sub-soils, which do contain all
the component parts of coed soil, fail 10 pro-
duce, after being brought to the surface until
after due exposure to light and atmospheric
influences, and due admixture Of organic mat
ter? Could the Doctor fnd leisure, he would
confer favor upon many enquirers after scen
ti6c TRUTH in agricultural pursuits, by answering
satisfactorily the above enquiries, and upon
none more than upon his obedient servant
SUNSHINE
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NINTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT,

The contest between Messrs. Morton and Fen
dle,on, Tor seat in Congress from this District,
is being conducted with considerable telling
Both gentlemen addressed the people Of Loudonn
q, Leesburg. on Monday last, OF which the
"Whie" newspaper gives quite a detailed &C.
count. Mr.. Pendleon again aroiosd tho eonsl'-
t,.tiona uy If the HIlmot PropisO, and his d'sap'
probation Of the Virginia resolutions on me sue
iect oil slavery.
"On both these questions (says The SPIRIT Of
LETTERS n) Mr.. Morton joined issue, and we nave
no doubt nailed 10 the counter The speciou' areu.
men,s, and unpalfioic course, OF me erat'c
.Slar' The Wing says that Mr.. Pendeton be-
came very wroh on several occasions, and ap'
oeared altoeeher inaammable; but not more p"'
iepr is The magnetic mans all right than was
Mr.. Morons alIusion 10 the shoe that pinched
The result, we learn, is very doubtful. MI Nor
ION will receive near the entire Democratic vo'e
Of The District, ard TIA, portion oil Inc wings
who dislike Pend!cion both as man and po
lician, disapprove his course during me last
session OF Congress on The Compromise ball. ano
believe that he has no feeling IN common win
Southern right and Southern interest,""
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FRESH ARRIVAL AT THE NEW fohf
klnlhlnG ElslDOcluln.

ry,HE subscribers have Just received by EIpismveS
j New York, a beautiful assortment oil o" d,
GOODS, which they had manufactured rIpfe'W
the Richmond trade. Among their late arrisas w.,
found: Sup'r dark and hight dr,b Cashmere az s,
Tweed. Drap De Elr and Alpaca Sacks; Fro. ~
poiron Frock and Round Goals; Linen, GInsh's men
tonade Goats Of every and variety Of eo,o p.a
DnI Sinelemilied Cashmere and Drsp De I've vra.
looms; Drab, DTap De Etc, Cashmeret ana wa,,le,
and every variety of London Willery ana cIo,es
Vests; Thread, Silk, Kid, Lisle and safa!y sr.i.
Fancy Silk and Madras Cfavats, In fact ese'i bad
Gle suitable for Spring and Summer Wear, ea1 10,
oery loo for cash, OF HENRY SHAT a. a., su..s
No. lG3 Lisle's corner, ha'"
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Married in Washington Civ, on Tuesday evening
April l7th, by the Rev. Smith Pyne ID. D., Rector :
81 John's Church, ROBERT KING STONE, NJ. y,
to MARGARET f., daughter Of Thomas Richie, Esq.
all tina, city.
Married, the l7th April. by The Rev. John Ufnft
Dr PHILIP AYLETT FITZHUGH, Of MiddleseI, 4
Miss GEORGiANA TANKAKD, Of Northampton co.
Norfolk and Baltimore papers will please copy.
Married, In Petersburg on the 18th April. by the Rev
Is. n. Nice, d. d., Mr.. ROBERT w. NlSBET, of :,
Louis Missouri, 10 Miss MARY c., daughter Of JOIN
Z. Lemone, Esq.
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FROM NE CHEROKEE COUNTRY.

GgORGIA, Feb. II, IeF-.
Opinion Of Dr. J. B. Randall, on the merit Of w
tar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry:
We have been induced, in consequence Of the D
nefits received from this medicine, To add trstn
ny in favor OF lis extraordinary healing propefiie.
We take great pleasure In stating, that We have ~
gu-ntly used II outsei, and administered IL q other
during tae past year, IN cases OF obstinate coust'
colds soreness oil the chest, SC, and always win M
most happy result. We therefore cheerfully RECON
mend 10 All afflicted with the above diseases u rsrht
Basam OF Wild Cherry Marietta Hsilkon.
None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS on the wrap
per.
Do For sale by GAYN0R Il WOOD and ALA
ANoER DUVAL, only Agents loI Richmond.
Anil 10. 1879.
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BALTIMORE. Al

Jlh u IVIOItI1I FfTTF TT
The market for Howard ST. Fl0nr is ralhe
qniat. Sales Today oil 200 bbls al "a 81 ant
1900 bbIs City Mills Flour al S4 37I Whea
has advanced 3 or 4 CTS. per bushel. Sales q
good 10 prime Maryland reds al 80 SO CTS, an4
Iol Of family flour white al liz cts. Sales o
Corn a 40 a 81 CTS. Tor yellow, and 43 "A CT
for white, which is an improvement. Oats .
% CTS Whiskey in hhds. 20 CTS, in bbls. q O.
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Fer The Enguue,
COZ w O HARRIS OF LOUISA

Fellow Citizens: The election is Al hand. !
notice there are various candidates lol your sui.
tsascs. Col. Harris, Your la'e delegate, is one Of
them. He has served you faithfully What
solitary rte 10 you fiad iaut whit Son" may
say ne was 100 much in lavor q! Internal I'm
propemem; and oilers may say, and do sag that
he was TOO close with he public money; but you
will recolIecl when all The appropriations arr
paid of, you good old State. The blessed Old
mo,her, will be indebted some IS or $50 600, 600.
You dislike rcpudiatOn-think wei what you
10, then before you discard faithful public ser.
yant. FOURTH THURSDAY.
a rril III Isd9
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Tp uNOEpTaKER Frs.

A PEAS fer building a new Courthouse '9s -,
n county Of Am-lia-nf brick, win s0hr .,, :
covered Win tin-wth All me specifications, WIN -
by the frst of Nay next, deposited ~ Inc c ,e i,
flee OF said county for the inspection o. ."nn Il
and Undertakers. Sealed Proposals. WIZ
received until the first oi June, - hen they WI v
eJ nv thr commiltrr and The contract awarded
Address-..Th- Secretary Of the Building 1ya'i'
tee - Amelia Court house, Va " ''bi ',,,,
- in behalf Of the COMMUNE
April 2g-ctlslJuRe ,n,,.,,s
~ The Richmond Wing. Petersburg lnisNissn.,
and Petersburg Republican vii! publish twice
urrtl The 18Th May next, and forward their accom-"
A,,.Iia Cont house.
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FOR M Enquirer.
To THE VOTERS OF THE COUNTY OF GOOCf

Fellow Citizens: The election is near al hand.
notice there are chickering's in the ranks OF the
Democracy OF Coco 1land. Shame who could
have supposed this $ ale OF things could have oc-
CURED in this hitherto fortress of Democracy!-
The writer has no personal interest in The cleo
ton, apar from the interest OF the cause and the
best interest Of The country.
M. Martin is your nomnce-he is supported,
as see, BY The masses. Suppose now, as The
Wings arc boasifg they should eject Nasstc,
what will be said7-Personal and selfish con.
sderatons have influenced this election. Shame!
for one cannon believe it, Those Of you who
may think your claims are stronger should con.
slider "the world was net made for Cssar. =
Bide your time, The course OF events will bring
all things TO rights. Hence, 60 TO- Maytig-he
like yourselves, may have sometimes not have
acled as YOU would. Remember, ii is human
40 err, but divine 10 forgive" Recollcc. thai he
has done something for The party-whils, others
would talk, he would act When The interest OF
the parry was al stake, you had no man among
you who was more ready and willing 10 spend
his time and money 10 sustain The cause You
have few such men TO spare from your ranks
Why, then, should We nct isalIy as one man
and save The good old county from Federalisml
April l6, ls49. THE CAUSE.
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COMMISSIONERS aP TuE

COMMISSIONERS OF THE REVENUE
HAS be furnished with printed and ruled paoe' y
~ their land aud property books at SO cents per QUIZ
IL ordered by letter state whether they must be 'rn
mail. The postage Is q cents per sheet w. ne,
mas requested me not To receive orders for payer,
be made al his Office as il attended with grsi 'e'
Of trouble to the Clerks in the office.
AnriI IT-c2t JND ". IDIs.'
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REvULsION OF PUBLIC SENTIMENT
In the Boston Post we find the following no.
lice OF the excitement produced by the osracism
OF a faithful public officer II this be Inc feel
;.s in Massachusetts, what ought il TO be 10
vifguiai
No important action was taken al the town
meeting in Quincy on Tuesday. A number Of
gentlemen, principally Wings, look par in the
discussion All OF them were opposed To the
change in The administration OF The post office,
and had signed The remembrance against Mr..
Frenchs removal The reverend rector was han
died without millens, and 'priesc: ait" stood al
low fgure-gun cotton was exploited, hens were
at discount, and the science Of metdllng in
other peoples business was giDser.y alluded TO-.
But one feeling was expressed IN relation 10 The
PROPHECY or necessity Of The REMOVAL OF Mr.
French, and that was decidedly hostile 10 j.; yet
in the minds OF many II was doubled whether
The evil could be reached by The action Of The
people. gentleman, and a decided Wing, sIa-
led that the appointments were always arranged
al Washington, and that 1t was out Vt our pow
er 10 alter il. He said i, was SO under The dem
orratic and he presumed il was The same under
The present administration The meeting was
conducted with perfect good feeling. Below are
a part Of The resolutions ofered:-
Resolved, That the cilizens Of Quincy have
ever been satisfied with Mr.. Daniel French, as
postmaster OF this lonn-lhat he has ever pcen
faithful and accurate in the discharge oil his du-
ties constant and attentive Al his office, and cour
cous to all, and the knowledge OF his removal
from pos. thai he has filed so well and So &c.
ceptably, has been received by his fellow Towns.
men win feelings of deep regret.
Resolved, Ina, The appointment OF The presen;
incumber, must have been brought about by de.
certIoa 81 some kind, as the political friends Of
me present administration received with surprise
The intelligence of Mr.. French's removal, The
change being entirely uacalied fu', and utterly
repusnan to the feelings OF the Community
Resolved, That the general impression here
was that "unly The absence CT honesty, capacity
and fidelity was 10 be deemed sufficient cause
Tor removal" aid knowing that honesty, capa-
city and fidelity" are part and parcel OF The char.
acler OF Mr.. French, j! is believed by the people
Of Quincy hat some fraud must have been prac-
Used On The postmaster general TO have induced
him TO make new appointment in The place OF
The former resnecIc. incumbent 6.
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DE irIiS.

Died. on Monday night. 10th April, Dir. ARCHIBALD
N.sRET IN the 6Gth year Of his age. lie naive
OF Paisrlry, Scotland, hut for many years citizen q
Tins place. He leaves behind numerous relatives and
friends 10 mourn his death.
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rpr wII.MINGToN TRAGEDY

Daniel r. Pearson, charged with having 'nu'-
dered his wife and Two ch.lren al Wilmington,
Massachusetts, was examined on Friday ias'
at Reading, and fully committed tor 'rla'' ne
was remanded to appear at the nex' term oil inc
s,nreme Judicial Court. Pearson had accused
his vile OF in6delily, though, ii is said, without
cause and had made some proposition Tor sep
,ra,iop and divorce He has recently been li'-
;na !, Boslou as an attendant in an eating house
The funeral ceremonies OF the unfortunate
viii, ,na children (whose bodies were ercloscu
in one cothn) were attended BY some three 'nou
ca nd nefsons.
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The weather, for several days pas; has been
unusually cold for The season. On Wednesday
there was very slight tall of snow The straw.
berries have been destroyed and The early fruit
more orless injured. All through the South, to
Mobile, We see statements OF The sujden change
in the weather and the temperance OF old Win
ter with his chilling winds. The Northern pa
pers also refer 10 the weather OF Saturday,, Sun
day and Monday las!, as being not unlike that OF
December
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100000

The issues of Coupon Stock, during The same
period, were limited.
s5The President OF the United States has
communicated 10 Governor Fish, OF Yew York,
his Intention 10 attend the next State Fair, 10 be
held at Syracuse in that Stale.
s-"Robert Morris ESQ.," a negro as dark as
Erebus, has been commissioned oy the tove'n"l
Of MASSACHUSETTS, as justice Of peace for the
county Of Suffolk
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George Little, Of North Corolina, 10 be
United States Marshal for the district of North
Carolina"
The National Intelligencer, of the 9th instant,
10 which this announcement appeared, has for
gotten ~ to add, in place If Wesley Jones, re-
morsd This is another Development OF the
unproscriptive spirit Of The new administration.
lf ever n removal was made upon party grounds
it was this. No man could accuse MIR. Jones Of
any undue interference in elections. His name
was never mentioned as a politician. Nothing
Of any kind could be alleged against hun, OK
cept that he was Democrat, yet ne has fallen
victim TO the voracity Of the crowd of hungry
Office hunters who dtsinterestedly supported &c.
neral Taylor. We anticipate bloody season
Heads viii. drop by the score, to prove that &c
neral Taylor has no friends TO rewsrd, nor en-
emies TO punish" and 10 prove The consistency Of
no party President. Wilmington Journal.
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Amos TUcK lalely elected 10 Congress from
New Hampshire, by The wings, who took him up
after The abolitonsls had nominaled him, has
formally given in his adhesion 10 The name, as
well az the principles 10 the wings. He says:
"The editors who have assigned 10 me all sorts
of opinions, will take my presence here this even
ing as evidence that | have gone over, hook and
line, 10 The wings. am here this evening TO be
with my friends, and my enemies may make the
most oil II.
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- ~. n,d.r.,,nd that MIR. Seldom will be al

Er We understand that MT. oeuuoa S.;.a ,bs
Fairfield TO morrow Saturday, 2ist) II oe'"s -,
day Tor the Henfico Resimen'al muster
presume The 9th er candidates will also &c Pc
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COMMANDER on THE CALIFORNIA

COMMANDER OF THE CALIFORNIA
ESCORT.-We see by a published correspon-
dence that Colone Bonneville, Of the U. S. Army,
is no, 10 command The Government expedition
from Fort Smith, but il has been entrusted 10 Capt
B Marcy, ofthe 5th Infantry, By Gen. Athnck'e,
before Col. Bonneyllle's arrival on The frontier.
Capt. Marcy is commented as an entepnsIns
and accomplished officer, Who is every WAY as
well qualified as young officer could re Tor
such an expedition.
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--.
EDWARD STUBS,

FYGen PlLLow refuses 10 allow his name TO
be presented 10 the Democratic Convention oil
Tennessee for nomination for Governor
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II Henry Abram will address The voters Of
Richmond tonight, al 8 o'clock, at the City
Hall.
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INDIASA.-We understand that VIM. j.
Brown, late Second AssistaE, Postmaster Gener-
al, (who has been superseded by Mr.. Fi!z Hen
ry Warren,) vii! be taken up by The people in
Judge Wick's district, who has Withdrawn from
the canvass. "Mr. Brown will be nominated and
elected" says letter we received yesterday from
tina, district Union.
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FOURTEENTH CoNGhESs'oNh1 ~
W. learn from The Weston Sentinel oil FIT
A.. lac, that The canvass in the l4h District, IS
he;ro conducted with much spirit. Col. Bea'e
addressed The peoEle OF Lewis on The yin ins''
ord in a iorciblc manner explained The views
no entertained on The exciting subjects winch
d;y;d,d the people of the United States. The
Sentinel says:
nHe avowed himself in favor OF iud,c,nns ,aaso
conn,ry should have attained Inc age " ,ion"o,
hs thought the opposition WIshed 10 h.ep "u'
"onntry IN lis minority loo long; lnat she hdu ss-
an abundant evidence Of her ability 10 .naihsdin
hersel. and the manufacturers were wei euoueh
sr;Iled 10 sustain themselves without speciai 'eg
slaIion. On the Bank question ne bore down
with The greatest severity, ana MADE SOME hapPy
alnsions 10 lis great power and iunnence on an
bnsiness pursuits; capable OF crushing OF ios'el-
inc lhem a, will, or as would bes suoserVe It's own
interests. On The slavery question ne was WIN
N. Sou,b. though he considered slavery ~ oe on
evil vet he considered the interference oil apoii'
I;onis,s as ii!.tmed, and calculated 10 clsttac.-
| Col McWhoIter followed Col. b. IN Dehal o.
Mr. McComas. and good humofedly endeaVole.
| 70 refnie his areuments-but we conceived ne lei
| Tar short of success in the attempt, even 10 MI
own sa,isfaction-h his efforts were scarcely e1ua
n his former ones on similar occasions, ana WI
believe we are not governed By prejudice, for w
have always viewed with pleasure ms Renlie
manly bearing towards his opponents.
"The Democracy were evidently well salisnt'
with The remarks Of their candidate, and leit "
Courthouse with The determination OF giving mn
a hearty support"
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KEEP IT BEFORE TIE PEOPLE,

Tu.T THOMAS STANHOPE FLOURNOY.
and WILLIAM LEFTWICH GOGGIN, went
into the .'Southern meeting and thereby ac-
kpowedged its great Importance, and the me-
cessity Of prompt action on the part of the South
to protect itself from farther aggression from
the Aboitionis,s.
KEEP 1T BEFORE THE PEOPLE,
That after goirg into the sand meeting, MIR.
Plournoy and Mr. Gosgin, not only refused 10
sign Mr.. Calhouns, but also Mr.. Berriens ad-
dress, the latter Of which was acknowledged
by the Bhi. party to be the very thing both in
spirit and design.
KEEP 1T BEFORE THE PEOPLE,
That these gentlemen not only refused 90 do
this. but voted in repeated instances 10 pospone
all action in the premises, and thereby defeat
the object Of The meeting, and invite further sg-
erosion and insult!
KEEP 1T BEFORE THE PEOPLE,
That they have thus proven themselves IN
true 10 the South-untrue 10 The rights and in
tere,ts of the Shareholder 10 the
Union, and unworthy the confidence Of the peo-
pie ell Lyneh6urg Republican.
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GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
The following amount of Unl;ed States Stock
was issued a, Washington on Foreign Account
hetwean the 7h and l3lh instant, inclusive:
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: presdn, OF the United States.

Having got through my business, l waited al
The Department until about IL o'clock NJ, for The
arrival OF nv successor; bul he die not make his
appearance and accordingly lett the office, lea
wing The KEYS wiiho Of The clerks Tor him
should he come.
On Tuesday morning called on the chief clerk
10 ascertain Whethd one CT my accounts-thai
Tor The contingent, expenses OF foreign intercourse
which had been zen. to the President tor his
approval on Monday had been returned. tie IN
formed me that ne had paper OF mine Wnch
the Secretary had directed him 10 examine, but
OF which he knew Dlhing. This was my letter
10 The President, mentioned above he asked me
VIVA, intended 10 d,-meaning, as understood
what business world embark in. | answered
tina. did not know; that could not engage in
any business whiis charges, in)erribls from my
removal, hung over me; and therefore il was that
| desired copy Of any charges that might exist
agains, me, in order that ! might have an oppor-
tunny 10 Justify myself He replied that he did
moi know of any charge against me-
On The Monday following, the 9Th inst. hav-
ing waited in vain for an answer 10 my letler 10
the President, enclosed duplicate Of il 10 him,
reileralng request for copy OF The charges, if
any, upon which was dismissed. Receiving no
answer, | must conclude that there are no char
ses, and tina, am sacrificed % crafty The vense.
iul spleen OF The man who declared thai The 10
minalion Of Gen Taylor for the Presidency was
one ''nol Fl to have been male"
throw myself sill further upon your indn-
gence for Inc opportunity II making some re-
marks upon The Webster affair, upon which,
without informing themselves on The subject, or
he case. some Of my tellow-cili.
zens have been wiling 10 PREJUDICE me. All that
| ask upon that or any lncr subject is fair
bearing. II that is conceded 10 me, and the YER
dict be against me, lei me- suffer.
Il will BE- recoecled that during the session of
1856. after a debate in the Senate Of an I'M
precedentcd character, Mr.. C. J. Ingersoll, in the
House Of Representatives, made certain charges
against Mr.. Webster tor official misconduct
while Secretary of State, and that a committee,
nt which Mr.. Vinlon was chairman, was ap.
pointed 10 investigate those charges. The major
ty OF that committee in their report exculpated
Mr.. Webster, and offered resolution, which
was adoped, that "the testimony taken in this
investigation be sealed up BY the cler6, under the
supervision OF The committee, endorsed ''confi-
.enlial," and deposited in The archives OF the
House, ant lhs, The same be rot opened unless
y lis order"
With, that report and resolution have no
concern; butI can with confidence appeal 10 the
nemters OF The committee that made il, to say
whether my testimony before il was mol fair ana
sndd, and pot only without any undue leaning
gainst NJ, Webster, but whether did not offer
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,c,ion Of the Wing party than 10 any sumn
asmsa wh.,ever Last year the SEVEN SUI ~
SOW wu,asn prevented The settlement OF '"'s o.
d;sn,bipr question by their opposi'io" 10 aUn
a,o,n;se which Clayton and Calhoun were W'"''s
= aoceo, Blu, MI. Stephens and the lone S'a' !,
t.s;rsd . chance for "honors AMI emoluu'e"'s'
I'D ,berefore The slavery question was 10 &c rep
an omen one, that Taylor non-com'h''a''S :.
n,.h, carry tie North against the dis''hc' au''
free soil position of Gen. Cass. -,
For party purposes the Wings refused ' e se".e
ina, oues,on during The winter OF ls47-'S. oooin.
ERs WH,os did this. For party purposes INC ~.
soil movement was made in The Virginia nee'
la,ure by portion OF leading Wh's'Iioi i,p p" 49,
purposes The Wing press OF The cry l"" a. =.
aforementioned exception refused 70 uenoI"e
outrage upon Southern rights, ou'' % w -,
trary gave aid and comioT'to me pa'"e'p ,.h,.
in The transaction; and yet, in Inc lace VI o. w.
thew have rae efironlery 10 censufe '"e
racy Of the North Tor not being True 10 inc 'ou
wneu they themselves have refused IN me m':,
Of negro population, TO sustain the sn.s "a's'
NAV .lIcee III. Northern Democracy have aoan
i