Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-09-10
ALL MANNER OF THINGS


ALL MANNER OF THINGS.
~ There is negroes Oh, the estate OF 9ohh
c. Calhoun, aged az years. 'ohe was va pfoasn'
from Africa and has been in the fanny tor q CEN
tury. She has sixty-three defendants, all living
on the same plantation
o., The following is said to be correct estl-
mate of the number of slaves i'll the following
countries United States, 3;o95,o0o,; Brazh,
3 $50, ooo South American Republics, 1Ao,ooo
African settlements, 30,oOg; total, 7,5oo;eoo
RosBeRy--There is a party following the
train Of Old Zack and suite says the Bedford eP1
Gazette, whose object appears to be to IelleEa
the people of thei4 loose change White the
ceremonies of reception We're IN progress, thfee
citizens of Bedford were relieved 81 about twelve
hundred dollars!
1~5+ Some rejoicing Tennessee democrat lets
of the following parody al the expense OF the de-
t.asted Wing candidate for Governor. NELL ,.
Brown
came 10 town the other day,
When altaround was still,
And there saw poor Nell ,. BLOWN
A going down the hill
The treasry pap was in his mouth,
The tear was III his eye,
SaysI stb;tti news this from the South,
But Neil s., don't you cry.
o! dear! Neil S!
Don't you cry for me,
The wings are beat the coon Is caught
In good old Tennessee
pus,NrssAfter all. there is nothing like bust
,ness for enabling us to get through our weary eX-
istence The intellect cannot sustain It's sunshine
FLIGHT long; the tagging wings droop TO the earlh,
Pleasure pals and likeness IS
"NIany gathered miserics in one name"
But business gets over the hours without count
ING them Wemay be very tired at the end, still
it has brought the day to a close sooner IMAM
anything else.--Roilreat! Gasctte
y There are very little cholera at present IN
Indiana, but Locofoeoism, IN q very INDIGNANT
form, prevails generally throughout the State
If has been truly said that Providence rarely
permits people to be afflicted by two great
scourges at the same tiuIe.-Dayton joA'7l@f
" The reader, Of course, will notice, that
this Wing paper.
1t is said there are now in Indiana not less
than 100000 Germalls--some say 2ooOoo.-
Chicago contains 23,5oo Inhabitants The
whole Of this aourishing young city IS the sroWlA
of fourteen years!
FEMA1E GaMpL1NG--A number of the lady
boarters OF Saratoga, were upon the race course
she other day. betting with great apparent m
1erest, and it is said lost considerable sums OF
money
The Indian outbreaks in East Florida, it is
asserted, will ruin thousands OF poor farmers VINO
have been and will be compelled to abandon
their homes, and perhaps have every thing lAey
possess i'll the world destroyed
THE Corn AND PorAroEs in York county, Pa,
will not be more than half a crop OH an average,
owing to the late drought.
! will not be the President of a party.
General Taylor.
Better be the President OF party than the tool
OF. a cabinet.
am no politician Taylor.
That is now admitted by every body.
IadiQaa Courier.
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II is important to those sending letters abroad to
know, that all intended for transmission by the
British mail steamers other than those Tor Great
Britain and Ireland must be prepaid at the olce
of deposit, five cents tor each single letter.
Good newspapers are the only paper currency
that is worth more than gold and silver
, The strongest parizans we ever knew,
were men who profcssed to have nothing to do
with poitics.--Boston Aflds.
The DEMOCRATIC PARTY Dissolved IN lNDI-
aSA.-Ihe Indiana State Journal has an article
headed the dissolution Of The Democratic purity on
its second page--and Oh the third page Ii has the
full returns Of the late elections showing clearly
that the Wing party would have elected a govern
or and ieutenant-goyernor, IT they had obtained
1000 more votes, and that they would have had
the whole delegation in Congress; il they had only
succeeded IN electing nine more; and but Tor the
lack oftwenty or thirty members, they would
have had both branches OF the l4egslature!!
The democratic party was not dissolved q4ate
soon enough
SOMETHING New The millennium is surely at
hand. The editor ola country Wing paper was
last week taken sick, and called on lis rival, te
editor of the Democratic paper in the same vii
LACE, to get out his paper for him-=and a right
sprightly number he made of decidedly the
best of the season, BY the way, ifall the potl-
cal editors OF the two parties were to exchange
places, the Wings taking the editorial control
Of the Democratic papers, and the Democrats
that of the Wing papers, we have evidence Of the
case before that at least one good result would
folow--there would be an absence of low per
sona abuse; aud in the place of political slang
matter Of more useful information
PHI. Ledeey