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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-08
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The Hon. HENRY BEDIEoEH has Informed his
friends that he win address them al the Coun House
inChafiesiown, al March Court, he 18th al which
time We presume be viii indicate the course he
means 20 pursue inregard to he spring canvass, for
: ssaf In Congress
Mr. Bedinget has been apprised Of the efforts and
schemes secretly made, IN order 10 defeat him IN The
Congressional District Convention, and may con-
idenly calculate on hearing complete expose Of
The insidious efforts Of those who figured most pro
minen1y In the WORK Of deiraetion.
The Wings and Democrats Of the District viii bc
amply repaid BY attending, as Mr.. b. has not only
the nerve, butthe documents, 70 show how unfairly
he has been dealt with. The wit and sarcasm o.
the speaker win doubtless be brought into powerful
display as more than one devoted head wiIffuly &C
Knowledge and attest. before the completion Of IN,
remarks Of MIL. M
The only question now agitatcd Is. viii those whC
have maligned the ex-represenlatiye, have The cou
sTaeeto "faee the music" and stand up 10 the rack
Or, will they excuse themselves by absence, on &C
eeount Of engagements IN other quarters
We, certainly, have no desire TO hear "a war 0
words any other kind Of war, but tits due 10 III
people Of the county. to Mr. Bedinger, and to III
authors themselves 10 .look The danger in the face,
and ifthey are convicted Of unlairness or Islander
frankly acknowledge the cornP and promise 10 b
naughty no more!
Come tothe banqdet friends, a rich repast an
choice viands are IN store for youi
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-08
!. WIN. BALLARD pREsToN.


The appointment Of this gentleman as Attorney
General took quite by surprise, but ii was one Of
the most agreeable surprises we ever experienced.
The people OF Virginia are familiar with the dis
nsuished name Of this rising statesman, bat il has
been reserved for later years 10 bring him upon the
broad arena Of rational theatre, and make his re-
markabe powers the subject Of praise and admira-
lion throughout the limits of the United States In
asplendid speech made by Mr.. Preston at ihe last
session Of Congress he sprang at single bound to
the from, rank Of the greaForaors Of America
Such was the Judgment Of The comparatively cold
and severe critics Of the North who had no motive
to employ the language of partially or Of panegyric,
YET who larished The warmest recommendations upon
the solidiy Of his arguments the richness Of his inn
asinstions, and the glowing language 10 which his
eloquent thoughts were embodied. Another effort
Of this session has ELECTED still warmer aud more
general praise-an effort which showed the states
man and the logician, and which has cn.y been e
qualied in point OF ebquenee BY The great speech Of
Mcdowell, another Of those remarkable orators
whose veins are warmed BY the blood Of Patrick
Henry. 4H a.xN
Mr. Preston IS in the meridian of lie and the full
vigor Of his extraordinary ability OF high-ioned
and chisalrous spirit full Of noble impulses, and
imbued with genuine American Patriotism. we con-
hdenily expect him 10 add lus,re 70 The new Admin
israiion. and pour fresh blaze Of ren5wh upon the
illusuious name OF Virginia. -laiei Rep.
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THE NEW CARIN ET.


On Tuesday, the President sent in message to
the Senate by The hand Of Col Bliss Private Secre-
lary, which is understood TO have been his nomina-
lions for Cabinet officers. All reports agree that
they are as follows:
Secretary u Staie-John NJ. Clayton, of Della
ware
Secretary Of the Treasury VIM. NJ. Meredith,
of Pennsylvania s#e-gas
Secretary of wsr--a-rrse w. Crawford, Of
Georgia. .tils sB III
Secretary Of The Nayy--wm. Ballard Prestonl d
Virginia.
Secretary Of the Home Department. Thomas
Ewing, of Ohio
Postmaster General-Jacob Colamer Of Ver-
mont lMr. c. was Chairman Of the House Com
nittee on Public Lands, of the last Congress-
Attorney Overwhelmingly Johnson, OF Mary
land.
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.THE Right cMuacu. BUT WRONG
PEW Fl m

It
The esprit" attempts to heal the wounds that are
sore and fostering, in the ranks Of The Democracy
byterrning our remarks lin regard 70 certain gentle
men, candidates for Congress as "sbeer hyPocri-
ST." Thos. who live in glass houses ought not to
hrow stones and it would be as web for the SPrif
to see that It's own motives pure, before under
takes TO sit in solemn Judgment On those of con-
temporary.
We again repeat that the xire-workers in the
Tenth District have always Hscd the right wing Of
the Tenth Legion 10 suit their own purposes, and
have never intended thai they should occupy any
place in the party other than that Of -hewcrs OF
wood and drawers Of water And for The truth Of
this We appeal, not TO random assertion, but The
facts in the case. They have never had candidate,
aud theysnever will, unless they stop growing and
bite Bic, aye, that's 1.-THE only way in which
they can assert, and prove successfully their i'm
portance 10 the balance Of the District. Let them
decline supporting the present nopinee for Con,
gtessa and they may, even yet, secure the man o.
their choice.
Wehad no reserve Of thunder. as inti1nated by
the Spirit" either for her candidate or any oIhe
gentleman, bnt We did suppose, that If The Conven
zion had grown weary Of Mr.. Bedingers services
they would at least have regarded With favor Ii,
claims Of one from the strong fortress Of the De
mocraey: One who has seen service in the ranks o
the party.
The Convention thought Otherwise, and if Ii,
Democracy OF the District are satisfied, We ar
! quite certain that we have no cause 10 complain.
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The Free Pres Is fhll Of lamsnlaii0n q thede-
feat Of Mr.. BeDfSskn IN The Iai6 Convcn'ion-r
complains Of nniaimezs without Z particle q eEl-
dence 10 snh-fantiaieth The charge - volunteers -
tesfim1ny 70 bis faifhfulness Is Democratic eiee-
i0r.-Sp1it y Jsfrson.
The aSpirar Is rather mistaken when i gives Us
credit iaenfing he defeai Of M Bedinser. No
hing can give Us mare pleasure ihaa seeisg az Oh
-srcsssfy. oas ek6 has devoted he enelgiesd Ms
mind. and ne inoney n his pocket 70 The cause Of
his parry, decenli7 AID quietly sheiTed. as used
NJ politician. ding for which The party has no
fnrther use. This. certainly. would be no good
cause for lameniation. % oar part But what We
di5 and do lament 81 that tsiekc-y and los-scheu-
ing has bsought about the result We areincapa-
BE OF rejoicing oser any man prOstraad By pretend
Cd friends, wh0. Brntnsike, awaited the oppor,uni-
n 10 drive the knife up 10 the hin II the editor Of
he eSpiritr does moi know that u6far means were
rrsoried 10. in order to crush Mr. Bedinscr. we
thiak il would be folly part al this late day
TO refer 10 them. What was The Winchester CON.
muDiealion intended fori This Is short query
and lie -SPiTii being in the secrets Of the party
can certainly give an nteIligible answer. II sucl
paddle Demonstration was made. who can fathon
the sec1et Influences At work Possibly, The aSpi
rit can speak by the card and if 50 il will grail
~ an incensed public mind, by is disclaimers,
/ they are Of q reliable character.
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HIuHLY HoNoRABLE,

Z Fl f45sF 5sls
Several kslicufs occurred ia Congress On Satur-
day night whilst the members were SUN in session.
in DE Senate, Mr.. Cameron had been explaining
appini % order. and had taken his seal. when be
yas iPprpaehed b Mr. Foo,e. who. with ges,icula-
sipos made some remark no, heard in he reporters
galle5y, bat which Mr.. Cameron, Of course, con-
1idefd offensive, and returned il with blow ID The
face viii his open hand. Mr.. Foo,s aiiemp,ed 70
realiaie IN The same way ba, senators IN The viein
~ l,erfsred. Mr.. camelsn, who had risen. n
samed his ssat. and lir. Foose returned % lis.
kptbe House, Mr. Meade q Va. and Giidinrs
~ OH. had nov. Al,er which, Mr.. johnson. q
AZ, p,>te moiion 10 gan, S5oO 10 one 81 Re
ce9rkesrsEs. ~ BIZ exp<esss ID taking home he
10y q Hoo -. 4 Biaek Il vas objected 70.
- ~ J nst. so>s zhety remarks. and sohrr-
2rsz.'{ accused Ar FirIib 81 opposing his lrso-
l.I'1r ~ de1l.l i. b. III. J.. Il = s,aled,
-t'-.o. - <.'|zl lin I ia pstp5. A .c1Ilr
s'...-. ~ ~ 'n.e a Alst,1.. .'rncE ~. ,.
VA y. c.n< o<4 ~ f1rct<1l. ert1..1 I.,.I 4.
49, .<1 g. ..''ec1 (1l|l1s /. to - !
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I|r '.<|. !. a.. t'1>1'.. ...'|. -. A. ~..,.|
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GENERAL SHIELDS.

Gen. Shields, the newly elected Senator from Ili-
pois took his seat in the Senate o. Tuesday, and
amer some discussion relative 10 his eligibility, was
sworn in. After which, Mr.. w alkeFs resolution is
refer the question Of Gen. Shields eligibility 10 The
judiciary committee, xas aiken pr, and modi-
fed, al The suggestion Of Mr. Bu,let, SO as TO pro-
vide tina, the reference shall be 10 select committee
and then, after some remarks from MIR. Hamiin, il
favor Of the reference to the Judiciary committee as;
the proper one in such cases. the resolution Is 4
mendcd was adopted
On motion OF Mr.. Webster. il wss resolved that
the select committee shall consis, Of FIVE members,
Is be chosen when the select comlnttees shall 10
caosen on "Wednesday.
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A MrsrAKE-Dr. Piperr. Of this CITY. wb,


A MrsrAKE-Dr Piper, of this city, who
had daughter lying i'll in Philadelphia, re-
eeived a teiegraphie despatch q few days ago,
stating that she was s.no more" He has
tened to that city expecting that his child
was cold and inanimatc, but was most agree
ably surprised to find her alive with every
prospect Of speedy recovery. His feel
ings may be supposed to have been at the
moment somewhat similar to those expe-
rienced by the widow when the funeral train
was met by Christ, and her son, at his COM
mand restored to life and health, or to those,
experienced by Mary and Martha at the
grave Of Lazarus, when at the word of him
who was syery God and very man." their
brother laid aside the ccrements Of the grave,
and came forth as one awakening from a
sweet and refreshing slumber.
The despatch should have read 'no worse
but the operator rendered the last word
ssnlors,n making il read aAo more" Quite
material difference - Deiarare Repnblican.
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IL
The decapitaiion Of the Hon Mr.. Bedin-
ger by his party friends in the Democratic
Convention, and the resolution Of thanks Tor
his past services, bring to mind an anccdote
We remember to have heard Of q worthy aud
respectable Scotch Irish gentleman Of the old
Federal party, who, in the days Of the elder
Adams, held an appointment 81 Post Master
a. Va On the accession Of Mr. JEFF
ferson, Gideon Granger was appointed Post
master General, and amongst tho removals
he Thought proper to make, was the Post
Master above alluded 70. The letter Of Mr.
Granger anno1nsing to him the fact Of his
removal. vas conehel IN very civil terms;
thanking him for his long and faithful seryi-
ces 70 the Department. aud requesting him
% hand over fkc book and papers Of The Of
&c 20 Mr.. who had been appointed his
Successor. Civil and respectful g we're the
terms q IS letter Of dismiss4l, TIE taa il an
nonnc.1 1zs b 10 ue1ns agreeable 70 the
rortI. crc1r1II - The ollcl, Nto Nth the
'..<|r r h111 ard s|>cl4c.ts 1n nose, called
a. = . f.;s11 On l1e opposite side II tie
=.-..| |I|Lo l1sl1<iI;s this 0udeoh Gran
..-| RI. writes ne letter, thanking me
&C. ~ .r<,.o1, nd bids ne laYe he once p
|I1cl-A<t RsF1i1<1E
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-08

~ As an instance of the daring Of some
Of the rogues that now infcst on: city we
may mention tue following circumstance
A constable from Anne Arundel county
whilst in the vicinity Of the depot had his
pocket book taken, containing about $50
Feeling much regret at the loss, and making
it known to those standing about. he in a
short time had the book returned BY an in
dividual who represented that he had found
it. 0verjoyed at recovering his property,
the constable, without examination, rewarded
the finder by giving him $40. What was
his surprise, however, on examining the
book to find that the good money had been
taken from il and worthless counterfeits and
broken bank notes substituted.
ia- ssA IB4ltimors Aa,erieaa. 5.
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DIED.

At Bfncetown, Frederick county, on Friday tho
81 inst, BErrIE CLAY, daughter of William and
Ann lobe, aged 2years and month
No more thy liule pratlling tongue
Shall greet our willing ears
No more thy gentle, smiling face
Shall paliate our cares.
flushed is thy little voice,
And>yacant is thy seat
Yet 'circled infhy Sayiour's arms,
Visiting thy friends to greet.
Mrs. ,RRowN, wife of Mr.. Adam Brown; aged 70
years. The deceased was.a member Of the Presby
terrain Church, and her walk in life, well her
Paence in atiieloD, is declared by those who knew
her BEST 10 have been exemplary.
In Smithield, on the 9Th uit., Mrs. MARGARRr
SwIMLEY wife oil Mr.. Jefferson Swimley, and daugh-
Ter Of Mr.. David Farnsworih, aged about q years.
Her friends and relations derive comfort from the
hection that she died in hope Of blessed immor-
tally.
In Cincinnati On the s3d nit, Of rapid con-
sumption, Mr. ARFmuR L. FoGG, formerly one ofihe
proprietors Of the Fountain Hotel Of Baltimore.
In Harpers- Ferry, on Saturday morning, the 9th
Of February, Mr. PErER Little, aged about -
years.
In Bolivar, on Tuesday the 9th uIl., Mr. CALvIs
LAY, aged between - andes years.
At his residence in this county, on Friday night
last, Mr.. JoHN GHUBER, about 50 years OF age
Mr. G. was following TO his last restngspiace by he
Independent Order OF Odd Fellows, OF which insti-
tuition he was member.
On the 10th nlt, at his residence. Oakyfle Cot
tage, Clarke county Va, Mr. REuBEN JoaDzN, sen,
Of typhoid pneumonia, in The I'D year Of his ace.
On tie 10Th ult, Mrs. Amelia I. JoaDas ccnsort
Of the above, Of the same disease, aged y years.
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VICE PRESIDENTS INAUGURAL.

The Vice President elect on taking his scat as
President of tie Senate, on Monday last, delivered
the following address:
SExAToRs Never having been honored with
seat this door and never having acted the pre-
siding officer Of any legislative body, you will not
doubt my sincerity when assure you that assume
the responsible duties of this chair with conscious
want OF experience, and Just apprehension that
sbalioficn need your friendly suggestions and more
often your indulgcnt forbearance.
] should indeed feel oppressed and disheartened
did not rccollcci that the Senate is composed of
eminent statesmen, equally distinguished for their
high intellectual cudowmeuts and their amcnity of
manncrs-whose persuasive eloqnehce is so happi-
y tempered with habiiuai courtesy as to relieve your
presiding officer from all thar would be painful in
the discharge of his duty and render his position as
agreeable as itinusf be instructive
Thus encouraged and sustained, enter uI on the
duties assigned me, firmly resolved 10 discharge
them with impartiality and 10 The best of my ability;
but should do injustice TO the grateful emotions Of
my own heart, if did NOT this occasion, express
my warnest thanks for the distinguished honor that
has been conferred upon me, in being called BY the
voice OF the Nation to preside over your delibera-
tons.
n twill not trust be deemed inappropriate to con-
granlae you upon The scene now passing before US.
alude 10 it in'noa partisan aspect. but ever
recurring event contemplated BY the Constitution
Compare the peaceful changes Of Chief Magistrates
u this Republic with the recent sanguinary revolu-
tons IN Eurppe There, the voice Of the people has
only heen heard amid the din of arms and the hor-
rors of domestic conflicts; but here, in our favored
land under the guidance Of our CONSTITUTION the re-
sistless viii Of the nation has, from tine 10 iime
been peacefully expressed BY the free SURFACES Of
the People, and all have bowed in obedient submis-
sion 10 their decree. The Administration which but
Yesterday welded the desnes Of Ibis great nation
to-day quietly yields up is power, and, without
mnrmur reiires from tie Capitol.
congratulate you. Senator'S, and congratulate
my country. upon these oft-Tecnrring and cheering
evidences q our capacity for selfgosernment. Let
Us hope that the sublime spectacle which We now
witness may be repealed often The people shall
desire q change Of rulers and thar this yeneraicd
Constitution and this glorious Union may endure
forever.
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TuF 1T,UcURArloN.

La"
The National Inieiiig contains quite graph-
R 1cscrp,ioa Of he esrsmoniss incident 70 ne in
angurasion Of President Taylor
The eercm0ay Of taking The oath Of once, &c,
took place in front Of The great Poriico Of the Capt.
iol. The multitude Of people assembled On the 0c-
casion from every part Of he Union, for the pur-
pose Of Witnessing he Interesting ceremony, IS sup
posed 10 have been much larger than was ever be
fore collected in Washington Al he break Of day
the strains Of martial music resounded along the
principal avenues Of The civ and hundreds Of star
spanyied banners Of every fabric and dimension
were unfolded 10 The breeze- The bells O. the cis
lhen rang OUT stirring peal, and long before she
usual breakfast hour thssP were vending their
way in immense massesAo pc Capitol
The carriage in which the President Elect was
escorted was drawn By four handsome grey horses,
and protected from the pressure Of the multitude by
a cayaleade Of an hundred marshals. The gentle
men who accompanied Gen. TArLeR in his car
rage were the Speaker Of the late House Of Repre-
sentatves and the Mayor of Washington. Accord
ing 10 previous arrangement, however, when the
Generals carriage arrived in front Of the Irving Ho-
tel, where Ex-Preskent Polk was soiourning, the
procession halted, and Mr.. Polk was handed into
the carriage, and aseat awarded 10 him on the right
OF the President eject, who shook his predeeessor
cordially BY the hand
The procession having reached the Capitots The
President and President. with Others. entered the
Senate Chamber, from which they again came. in
procession.
On reaching the staging erected over the flight o
stairs OF The Poie0 Of The Capitol and standing il
full view Of the upturned eyes Of at least twenty
thousand people, representing every State and Ter
ritory Of the Union the President Elect pronounced
the admirable inaugural Address which graces an
other column Of this paper. This address was de
livered in a remarkably distinct voice, and NAM
parts Of ii were enunciated with full and clear EN-
phasis, and enthusiastically responded TO by tn
cheers Of the surrounding spectators. As soon a
the applause which marked the conclusion Of tn
address had subsidized, the Oath 10 execute the oic
Of President Of the United States and to the best
his ability to preserve, protect and defend the Con
stituton, was, with due solemni,y, administered :
J the PREsIDENr OF THE USrrED STATES BY Chic
Justice TASeY. The PREsiDEsr was then oYei
whelined with congratulations, Caiei Justice TAkE
and tx President Polk taking the lead.
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

SAMARITAN LoDeK HALL No. %, i. q. OFT
MiDDI.EwAY, March 81, l6i9.
At special meeting OF Samaritan lodge. held
this day, the following Preamble and Resolutions
were unanimously adopted:
Whereas, il has pleased Almighty God 10 His
wise providence fotake ont Of this world the Soul
CT our departed brother, JOHN GRUBER-
Resolved. BY the Officers and Bro,hers Of 81.
marian Lodge No 20, that We retain pleasing
remembrance Of The many excellencies which
adorned the character Of our deceased Brother:
Resolred, That we tender to the family of4the
deceased, this unanimous expresalnu Of our syms
pathy in this sad bereavement.
Resoired, That we win attend The funeraf sc
our deceased Brother, tomorrow morning, Il ID
o'clock, 70 pay our last iFbuie Of respect % Bic
memory.
Resgised, That The Secretary present copy %
the foregoing Preamble and Resolutions % the
family Of our departed Broiher
kesolred, That . copy be forwarded 10 ne edf.
tors The ASprit Of Jefferson and Fres Pless,s
with arequest that the came may be published.
An extract from the minutes so
JOHN F. SMITH, SEQ
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CHARLEsToWN WA., MINING CON.

The Company assembled. IN general meeting.
o. Saturday The "a q March. lsls, Al SaPpiag-
tons IIoiel.
The proceedings q last meeting were read and
adopted.
The list Of membership was then called, when
j, appeared that all hitherto embraced in the or
gsnizaiion were present in persons o. By Prosy,te
make the last payment, $3.50, which was received
and placed in the hands ofthe Treasurer.
On motion d ]. II. KELIr, Twas
Resolred, That the membership Be increased BY
the addiIina Of ise-making sesenty-hve mem.
bers. exclusive Of the Surgeon.
The Board Of Directors then reported the re-
ception ofthe following gentlemen's applications /.
DR.. Joseph d. Humphreys. james A. krebs,
Charles +. Cuttings, Richard Barley and Edward
McIlhany-each of whom paid to the Treasurer
the sum Of $500.
Mr.. N. SEEvERs offered the following resolu-
ton:
Resolrea, That Tuesday the 27th Of March, be
the time fixed on for starting from Chaflestown.
ar. c. DAVIS moved to insert the goth, which
was lost. Theresolution fixing on the a7th was
then adopted.
The Chair then announced the following com
mittees:
70 Purchase Mulss-Messrs. Daniel Coeksell,
James II. Moore, JOHNNY. Galaher and Joseph
| Engle.
70 Purchase Wagons--N. Sewers, James
McCurdy, Rober. II. Keeling and Charles +.
Slegle
The euartermaster, Mr.. N. SEWERS, an
nounced that be had appointed Mr.. DANIEL Cock.
| REX. Assistant in his department.
On motion, twas
:. Ordered, That each member provide himself
i with pair Of bnckskin gloves.
On motion of H. KELLY, the following reso
buttons were unanimously concnrred in:
Resolrea, That this company do hereby return
their sincere thanks TO Mr. JoBS L. PEKMAS, o
the Taylor Iron Works, Frederick county, Va.
for his sunremitting attention and kindness, AM
in giving instructions Of such character and mag
ntude, as 10 place them under the deepest sens'
Of otligation. =
Resolred, That as practical evidence OF on
esteem, tie Board Of Directors arehereby request
ed to make such testimonial Of our respect, a
they may deem proper.
The Committee 10 purchase mules will eav
on the 9Th, and the committee to procure Wagon
on the 18Th
On motion, the Company adjourned.
b. ri WASHINGTON, Prest
j. HARRISON KELLY, Sec'y.
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FOR THE splR1r or JEFFERSON.


Mr.. E. w. MASSEY, the present able represen-
tative of Clarke and Warren in the House OF De.
legates, il is hoped will be R-nominated and re-
turned again 10 the Legislature. Mr.. Massey is
a good member and attends closely to his BUSH
ness, and no man stands higher as member than
he does, in word he is a gentleman and SO es-
tecmed by all who knows him. The writer thinks
that the two counties cannal better themselves
by selecting any other gentleman, and moreover
il is not good plan to be changing every year.
for il takes one session 10 get acquainted with
the rules Of the IIonse and The members Of the
Legislature, whichis very important matter 10
Legislation. The people Of Warren and Clarke
cannot find man that will attend more strictly
to their interests and command more respect than
Mr.. Massey therefore il Is 10 be hoped that Mr..
Massey will be re-nomiuafed by the people OF
Warren. and there il no d5ubt bis nomination
win be sustained By The people Of Clarke.
a DEMOCRAT