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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-03-12
Tuesday Morning! March 70, 1850.
SPEECH OF. HON. a1cn,D PARK Err

rr
We present TO cur renders, OF the first PagPiuf
to-day'a paper, Tie specGli o! Mr. PAExE$, aud Fe
are sure tia it will be- sead with ;ntrrcst by all
of his constituents. !Tf63rc il nothing i'll It's ;psae
likc oratorical flourish Sat i. is nn embodiment
ofdiscretion, ~dfin"cHs, gadta$fc and sound logic
While il docs not yirld ~" i"tH vi southern right,
it is couciliatOry and courteous in all its paris;-
In a word, it is just tie speech that is calculated
TO be Of service IN the rEssent crisis. If all The
men ia Congress wcrc 10 make such sFeecte4 in
point OF tone and substance, as the sPecct.eA of
MIR. Derrien % the SrnatH, and MIR. Parker OF HE
House of Representatives., we venture to predict
that the difficulty now pending between the North
and tho South conld bf adjusted in less than enc
week, and that, too, on terms satisfactory TO the
South. 1t is upon saGh men that the nation
must depend for.safetyiin the hour of trial. II is
true that Mr.. Patker's: speech is not as full upon
the various topics groYing out OF the existing
controversy as we wosld like Ia have seen il ,tbut
this ia 10 be accounted for in Tho fact that ,tlle
one hour rule in the. House will not admit Of u
full investigation in one speech, Of all The qies-
Iion3 involved. Mr.. p denies the right OF Con
gress 10 lcgiiatc on the subject.of slavery in the
territories, and supports this position most album
d,ntly by an appeal TO the Constitution. lie
takes issue with AR. Clay and others who con.
tend for the operation Of The Mexican law in Cali
fcrnia. excluding slavery. Upon these points
his views are most clearly and ably given and
throughout his whole speech he confines himself
most closely to the sulyHct under consideration,
and, taken as a whole, it cvinces a dignity and
craftsmanship worthy oi emulation by many of
his seniors in both houses of Congress. we
sommend it to the careful p~erusal Of all OF our
readers, apd:wc arc sue that there is no true
patriot but what will give it his hearty support.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-03-12
pArRIorM

The Dem ocratic Union Meeting al Tampapy
Hall, New York, on Saturday nightsweek, was
gathering fminently worthy the noble bunker
Democracy OF the Empire City. lis; proceedings
breathe the true spirit of devotion to the Union,
justice 10 the South, and Incorporating hos
tilty 10 the "WiImot PEcyiso" aud ia f%anatical
adherents.
The following patriotic letters, one from Sena-
tor DlcxIEs SON OF New York, and the other from
Gen. LEVI IS Cas-, were read at this meeting, and
called forth, as they SO justly deserve. the most
cordial and enthusiastic greeting, We hope
none will fail to read and ponder these eloquent
detences in behalf of the South, the Union as it
is, and the Constitution il. lis purity.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-03-12
SPIRIT OF

The sovereign States of this confederacy are
now appropriately contributing blocks OF their
native marble and granite to strengthen aud
adorn a monument sacred TO the men"Ty OF the
greatest and best of men. Would 10 Heaven
they wculd each send hither their gifts of peace
and good will, to strengthen and perpetuate a
fabric yet more glorious, that Il may be rendered
more beautiful and enduring.
Let sectfonalism cry that this gives up To the
North, and that to the South. The question OF
slavery in the Territories is one of temporary
duration, and is a mere consequence, and not the
cause, Of the general irritation. All good men,
North and South, who believe man capable of
self governments, are willing to leave 1t TO the
people who are to create institutions there, 10 say
what shall be their character, under the prOTis-
ions Of The constitution; their determination will
be aCQuiesced in by all who would not enSIave
one race, lest they should ens!ave another. To
what end and to whose benefit is this controversy
prosecuted; which. instead of mitigating a single
feature in the dark history of slavery, or loosing
the bonds of a single slave, has practically in
creased the rigor of the law in the slave States
has arrayFd man against man, and State against
State, and brought our happy Union to the verge
of dissolution
Tie occasion, in my Judgment, demands. the
best etfnrtsiwhiCh patriotism can put forth, and
l shall Iookl anxiously for the exalted tone and
pacific spirit which l am sure will Distinguish
| your proceedings. That the motives o: all who
| attempt to arrest this career of madness will be
perverted ard assajled. their action condemned,
and they denounced as " dough-faces" and pro
pagandists, is of course TO be expected; but the
patriotism of our fathers did not falter before dan
ger; nor, with them, did their love for the Cau-e
in which they were engaged ever wsver. even
amid dungeons aud death. Let us, then, amid
happiness and peace, emulate their notle ex,
| ample
"The sunshine patriot and the summer sol.
der will shrink from Ills country's cause in q
time like this; but he who stands it now will de-
serve the love and thanks of every man and
woman.'
| have the honor to be, gentlemen, yenr friend
and fellow citizen, D. S. DICKINSON.
Messrs. r.. J. Dillon, James T.. Brady. Daniel E.
Sicklcs, Augustus SChell aud Edward L.
West, committee.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-03-12
FREDERICK COUHTY.

The signs are auspiciou4 for u. complete
triumph in Frederick county this Spring. Salt
Petre,' much legs the casting so,e Of HE Sheriff,
will not save MI: WALL from, a most :eignsi''de,
feat. a small portion Of the Democratic party
of the county, haze on ttco occasions been hood
winkcd, but we arc proud to believe that, the
right spirit ia nov abroad, and hi wing he po0er,
they intend to reap the fruits Of victory.
a Democrats Convention TO nominal. two
candidates for tt:e county, will be held al; the
Court. EIouse!ins Winchester on Saturday rIext,
Mr. SrDNoR, Ga: tornet Delegated ard J. RAN.
noLPH TUcKER ,EF:Sq il is generally belieyed;'wiIl
be the nominees" They are both good men'and
true, and VIC shtil rejoice in their election.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-03-12
UNION MEETING IN BALTImoRE.

The Union Meeting in Baltimore came OF in
Monument Square, last Monday evening week,
and was composed of members OF the two great
political parties, who were in favor of the perpe-
tui'y OF the Uniun. Mayor SrANsBuRT presided
at the deliberations, and the Hon. WIN FELL
GILES and WIN II. COLLINS, Esq, addressed the
assembIoge in able and patriotic terms.
When they concluded, a series of resolutions,
offered by Air. Giles, expressing an abiding con
fdence in the patriotism and intelligence Of Con.
gress, and protesting a profound veneration for
the confederacy OF the States, were adopted IMAM
imously, after which, with nine hearty cheers
for the preservation Of the Union, the meeting
oI;ourpcI
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-03-12
%n1ETuoD1sr CONFERENCES.

The session of the Baltimore Annual Confer
ence is progressing at Alexandra, Va. Bishops
Waugh and Morris presiding. The number OF
Ministers in attendance is unusually large, and
we see il stated by Bishop Waugh, that out of
more than one thousand ministers belonging TO
this branch of the Christian Church, there had
not been one death during the last year. The
Conference will adjourn, it is suPpo-ed, about TO-
morrow week.
The Baltimore Sun has the following:
ALEXANDRIA, Va, March8.
This morning, Conference was opened by the
Rev. Mr.. Monroe, who read the first chapter OF
Heb eve, which was followed with singing and
prayer. A large concourso Of spectators was
present, amongst whom | was glad TO notice
preachers aud members Of tie "SOuIhern brauctl"
ofiEre church.
Conference proceeded with the examination OF
superannuatcd preachers, when the following
honorabIy passed the ordenI:-Joshua Wells,
Henry Smith, J. Thomas, J. L. BromweIl, James
Ward, Isaac B Cock, James Reid, Jacob McEn-
oily, J, II. Young, Stephen Smith, WIN. ll"us-
ton, John Davis, JOSEPH, White, VIM. Monroe,
Thomas &. Harding, Levi N. Monroe, David
Steele, Thomas Scwal, David Wolf and N. l..
Fish. The examination Of local preachers for
teacon's orders was then taken up-some three
or four passed, but before much action was had
the hour for adjournment arrived. ! shall pruba.
bly, announce the successful candidates in my
next letter,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-03-12
BURGLlRY.

Our exchanges lar aud near give as details of
various barsisfiss being committed BY the bleak.
ing open ofstoFNs and The the, et money sBd:mer-
chandise. Baltimore areem$ peculiarly carsed
with these dePffciatiops, and Che manner in which
some of thelTiltsins operate, i accO.aaing tegnost
approved ptineiples.
On Sunday escning last, qf.man cslinghihself
WoRFnrScroS Sss committed 10 our Jail, cbarg.
ed with havinfg.broken open and attempted 10 rob
tho Store Of Major J. G. Psskett AZ Caancron's
nepet. We presume he was not allie To secure
much booty, as Ile had but effected an entrance
and barred Electromagnetic intrudets, when lie
was discoyStstk
ITThe Segste, ot Alafslappashaa tfecsd9heb bill
passed by sllfef}Ioasc psosiaHiag to{ takius lie
p'tsof the tStsF4s in the city tt Ras u44ore, ard the
d:fsrcnt c'saaasse Of lie State in f99ga,1 ia The
laggpFohisi1iatSahe ssl pEttue9s liquors on
10 Virgins Canal Coal sas bees introduced
into the Ness8S9riear market ana meets lsRh
much favofslEfpRt c6nSameEsi
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-03-12
SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.

On Saturday next, 10Th instant, an election
will be held in the vatioes School Dislsitts Of
Jefferson County, for School Commissioners to
sopcsiotend said Districts The ensuing year
Faese sho feel Interested in tho prosperity and
s1eesss oeeas sehsol sy.Ieu,. shouId give proper
attention to the selection of those who are to
have it's control. 10 every District, let The bes,
Hes that can be selected. freely perform all the
duties necessary to be iapesed on them. inIordcr
60 sise Go the system a fair ani proper Eial.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-03-12
coUnrx CANDIDATES.

~ ia D4NSE 49,. E--s
ne serloo Oh the yaaF having ag%!n aa.!s5 sa.
'"e' wo great Pefdsst paEtleso' fi'g :
4a.s'.N' '"eF 'SLFS; 'oF ING :
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rue he'n0c'S's' .'sFS wa l0oy So
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w.. ~ 49, 80. aa taJ,6IS Do,,,o.
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~. - ,n liz, ra,o1. sro.sn;ad o+nJiI,;,.
wboi ,horgh Jorr.,gd. b,ya. M, had more cause
6r 1atuln,;o ,,<so fac as persb, nriie Of am.
bition was CONFER rid. Than eyentb victor. Of lie
contest II:
AGAIN. NC hold i to lie ncc9assrv 10 prcsspt
candidates, 10 prczeive the union, efficiency and
concert of OUT pa5ty, " hen occasions. actually
occur that we have every Thing 10 hope and no.
| thing to: fear, if va are but in that condition 10
| discharge our duty. Every year, TOO, there are
more or less o. the young men Of our county en-.
| ferir.r upon the Ei.sy arena o~f!life. aud as men
bnt rareIy cbange:'rcir politics or religion, i. is
all Important 10 g:9e the first impulse a proper
direction. This Year, there is a speciaG Induce.
ment that the entire vcle Of The comfy should be
taken. The Convnntion Bill, aimeasute that We
honestly believe is@:to be Of more practical bcuriit
to Virginia ,Ir:au al her legislation for the last
| 90 years, is to be approved or condemned. LEI.
ferson should notonly carr lhc..tncasure through
in safety for lersElf, but atT0rd 10 other c~oun,i..s
of the Commonwealth Ices favored in a rraoar
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-03-12
WITHDRAWAL.

we are rcaaas,ed bS Mr. JAeoB Coop, whose
name was Announced 10: our last paper as a:can,
didats for the f.egislainre from this county, to
withdraw his came frpm the list Of ithose 10 be
voted for at eheensuing election. rs tl'osc:wbo
rendered him 50 lio>ral support from All sections
of the county, ar. c. desires to return his most
grateful acknowledgement and assur"s thcuI that
but for considerations entirely hey, is c%o1trol,
he should havs continued a candidate under all
circumstance and at 'Alf hs zstris.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-03-12

Wing parry, too. will unite in similar e~f,rts,
and attempt also tD avert the caIamiries suspend
ed over our common country. They love Ler as
we do, and have the Eame interest in her pros
Perity and in the stability of her institutions
Let every citizen put his hand to the good work,
and it will be done.
Icannot attend your meetingo on Saturday even
iug. NV public duties will drtain me here, but
my heart and my hopes will be with you.
Your fellow citizen,
LEWIS CASS.
Robert ]. Dillon, James T. Brady, Daniel E.
Siekies, Aug. ScheIl, and Edward c. West,
ESU's. Committee.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-03-12
VIRGINIA coSyEsT,os nt,,L.

Tho bill TO take lie sense Of the eeoFlo on the
ssll st a State Cousenttoa To amend tue Gonsti.
.ation. and 10 provide FOR Oeyanizins the same
psssed tho Senate on Saturday week &fthout
staeadnsnt, and u y new the law Of tho State.
The following was The vote:
nsaisi, Darlington, Isbeli. Pitts. shaekelfofd5 opie,
Tsrasr, stsnsId. Hafsis, Deneale, Granthsia,J Jones
Anabler, and Hogers-4T
~Soss...Nsssfs. Thpmp.eu, Kinney, carlileI Tate
FRESH, Edmiston, co9ea, Harwood, Accauly, Rarriott
Aessr. rrisie. n1ps.. and csanp were ass9t..
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-03-12
FROM WASHINGTON
[cOrFespoOdesoe Of The BGltinorL
WAsH1xGron. M...Ia

tCoEFesP"DdesOe Of The BaItnooes-, Z
WAsHIScTOS. Mareb
Important from FrGnos-Eaterestiag
Presidents HyuSs-Penns,ErG1;s
Henry BElrer, DC.
Important I~rivate intelligence Ia.
ceived from FIance which TeEders 49, N1
speedy occurrence of a Revolution ib.s
have some particulars TO give 10 Nero
This morning there vas a preseni,,:s-
Presidents House, of a gold medal. Ia ~,
under a resolution of tie General a.
New York. The medal Vas presen,.J
ClAXton-all the New York dc.ersfes
AT the same time a silver curTy-conse
sented by Guy. Seward TO the Preside,
a private offering rom a manufsc,o,T :. q
combs in New York. On tie same -. q
New York mcmbsr presented to the D.
from the Pisca'ory Association Of NJ
with suitable remarks, a golden f,h-,t
a Sleeps head, chad, cUd ar slururoD I
learn-bui it's moral VAS that Z. there ,,.'
fieh in the sea as eve came out OF IT."
Of extensive application in pUliIics and
Senator Cooper, of ~ennsyIvania rsst'
to-day from II manuscript which lie lea
hand, in orPOs ton to the letters Of Sir :
BulWcr. As he read she speech. and ,,L
made reference To his constituents And -,
~terss's, it is to- be presumed that lh:.i /, Id
sjdcrcd as an act oi his Safe, aud in,,s5
aid the Uni"n interest by raising a In. !.
with England.
1t has now been three months since "a
from Pennsylvania and Mr.. Meredith, lie,
and projects in regard To the tariff; but =, y
at all has the subjrci been named, exret4 = 4
letters oi the Brill h minister. Tie 20
mia Senators aud the iron masters n-i
thank SIR IIrnry Bulwer for the nu,i.s I.
taken %: this subject. for IT is the Only me-,
which IL could be- temporarily rescued In,
ion, as far as Congress is concerned.
Bot, instead OF that, Sir. Cooper ass,s
British minister personally and ,~fciAi!r. !
interference IN This question lie rfonoa..i
be impairment ard ob'TU-ive. and he ~
that II ought ro be rebuked BY tie sGu,-]
'inn- he even wrni so tar as Ia cep,r.I
Henry Buiwer's official conduct as MIN.
Spain-WhiCh must BE- con<id, r.d, in an a
Can Seuafnr, as remarkably pertinent ,nd !
trrsive. The letters OF the British Ini1Js,.
in the newspapers They simply e1er.
wishes cat his government. Il NAV {. a.
.! Doubt wh, sh"r ii Was Expcdicnr for II. 4
Urive In Fend this correspondence TO C.nv,,,
Il WIS not asked for hy Congress. TheS, ,
Thing before Congress TN lie subject. ar.
ACCOMPANIED with Ho executive sa.grsrau,
r"mueEGati"TS.
There is rm, treaty On G,n; in regard 70
regulations, and none Is prusu,ed TN ri;h.,,
The BFr'slr Government in,k precisely Ie
course whIyh our Government cd IN reeur,
duric- on t"hacco. Cass uas INSTRUCTED +,
mnus'rate against the existing iesisraiict E
~
meni f""k no exception. /" it. 1!ty ddr1.
ever. send sir. Cas- Temon>lrancrs 10 tie c.
bers.
Blu; the occasion gave rise 10 yery eirr.,
marks complimentary to Sir Henry Bulu6.
in IiutiratIon OF Lie c"nr-e, from Mr. Chs.
King, Mr.. Cass, MIR. Davis, Of Mss, aud =
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-03-12
MARCH COURT.

Monday nextbeing The commencement d our
March Court, we hope our friends who know HEM
selves indebted in any wise, for more br lesq.;will
anvil themselves of-the opportunity to square bal
ances. Ifyou >an't come, send by your nsigI-
Dor the small ]piSlanee, due tho Printer, which to
him in the AGGREGATE, is his only reliance to meet
a heavy acentlAlatian of expenditures.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-03-12
.WAsHrrGror- March s, b

49,
In Tie Senate, Mr. Fooie stated Hat is
authorized, upon consultation with S,r'f
call up MT- Bells resolutions, wi'h . ="
move their reference TO a select co@na
thirteen.
SIR. Calhoun objected.
Mr. Seward and SIR. Baldwin claimei lls
for Mr. Walker, who yielded it Yesterday.
MF- Fon;e gave notice shat lie would 'si
when Dir. Walker cOnclEced-
Mr. Cass presented joint resolutions q y
gislature Of Michigan, in favor Of the ssl'
of California.
1t was ordered that when the Senate 4
adjnnrn 10 meet on Monday ne1t
AT ! O'Clock the resolutions Of Ms CHi
taken up, and Mr. Walker proceeded 70 n
the remarks ofthe Senator from Mis$issTF
DaVis.) and others. on the subject Of tie =.
the South to take slaves into free terrific!
Mr.. Butler, ar. FoOte and SIR. BadgefH
and Mr. Walker rejoined.
The Senate adjourned to Monday.
The House., after d~ispnsfng of tsms 7e
Important business, and IN enable tie cCIE
to lransact the business before lhsm, f9-
till Monday next.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-03-12
THE BILL.

We have not as yet received the Bill recently
passed both branches of our Legislature, for
taking tho sense.of the people as TO the call Of a
State Convention. 1t will be published, we pre-.
sumo, in a few days, as it is important that the
people 5honld be at once Informed as to its pro-
visions. 1t provides for The holding oil The Con-
Yention in October, should tie people approve The
call at Tie voin 10 be taknn this Snrinu-
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The Wheeling Argus Thus speaks 81

The Wheeling Argus thus sPcAkS o Us
Auditor: j
Robert Johnston. Esq. the Auditor =
this Commonwealth, is a gentleman o
cool and collected intellect, Of eonsider.S
elimination and Of great assiduity in the e.
Of any business confded To him. ne y
way qualified for the position TO Ebieh
been called by the voice of his party
fore 4 life time shall have been spent 10
vice of the State. we shall expect TO
his administrators, The cfiee Of LIST Az
sumo the dignity ard importance whlfaT
20 the ComptroIeris Office of any OF G"
sister States.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-03-12
Wa<mEscrox. IIarri.

AZ. Usbsfrr's Spc-ci-Jnicu md H.7,-
Constitutional COnceSsi ms Mr.. Cail
Grai.fcGiiuu-I Important from Fn1Rcs, =
The interest te!t in Mr.. W. bercr's ccg,l
the great question Of Ihs Lsv drew ru tire e.
AT un early hour this morning. a va>u Oul
The ladies obtained ION Oi the cEll
be:nfe tie hour al mcrIirg. and al C"ar,e
not tiSI'aised from their s'srs, though .oE,
Senators were Among The ~min. ~ I~rrr,pI
cnl within the ar ws Ee The Birth MINIS
Gen James Hamilton. The Senators a.
wh, !r 81 the vast and brilliant rut .jnr, Arsl
flund'y at,en:i,c 20 Mr.. -, b-'eI' s<rc,o. 81
OC. npiei about liIree i.OurS and lat.
Tie speech WAS admirably atsI ed 10 ~
IA liberal and ~THfiOnai sentiment nj rhr No.
the territorial and slavery qEe-Iicns, and rctr
suure "a fine error ahd tall 4rir< in Tie yrs
The mh!.rarr Southland in bring Tie Tao.
lions tugeTh.r upon Terms ni literal cuugn1
not by rrpudiaimg any principle. bnr ~ al,
hedging and CARVING Inru effect welt y-taa-
principles.
Mr.. Webster has gone as far a< zuy e,T
and further II,an most of his uorrLcrn n
wished. m c"nrcszi"nS, as flCI deem Viz
the SJu'h. Bat I 10 not consider eiihcrI=
proposes vi,ar may be properly C"rsidcrst e.
w ial- tShflA- ! -HAFN W 49,
lions their Jnsf and constitutional due
u" the Soulh he ofl;rs: firsr, Tic rxcca,
good faith, of the Cnmpac made ny the ter
the anns&arinn nf Texas the rigid euinrss.
nf the eIirniariors for Iie surrender q: -.
slaves, white, si the same lime. he reLtE=
abolition agitation, and utterly T'Ce,is IL,
mot Pr"vi-o.
In r.. Moth, ie claims un:hin. bu' ,as-
California and New Mcxico-rEe wnt'e e
acquired !rntn MrX'C"-s:a'l sc, What tHs,,
nature haze destined If for, non s'zNeh"!ds
rit"Ty- He SIM IL AXIS HAT human law =
man folly shall n"' interfere 7" ccufral"ts
strengthen The aCrG: God Of cour-r tr q
only IL African slavery-nrf Io prcdssisr =,
IIi- bread ground l. lhst the cha acIerd
foni "f izTd belonging TO tie Gni"n Is )
!ix'G-as EesTeriS III" question 'f slave =
or non Save h"'jiu" ,csrrr"Ty-by ~Isrsvrcs
AIR. Calhoun. " no was an artcuIiyr
"xrT"sSr-d his qualification At s',m~ T'-IiIrr-
wrhSreT's spPrrIl- lie d.G;.rrd strh ti=t
tic qnPsli"n WHEELER States could recece
Some historical points
The exact difference between item Is
hereafter.
A~I alluded To- some startling i~n'nrnsisr
France. l viii mention tina, irrm private
ihFn'ic >uurre s il il Known that I."uis No
tas fallen into a rns.diri"n of helpless EInhs
bo:h mental! aud physical lie ha- \, enpT'
ed by a commi tee Of leaders of parties to ak
He viii consent TO rs his auriortl-
Vof of the restoration nfIhe mona Tciy ,iar
o of the Duke of R0cendeaux, with a "a
tIoa in favor Of The Count de Paris.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-03-12
AGRICULTURAL CONVENTION.

An Agricultural Convention met in Richmond
on the 20Ih ult. On tue 2lst a State Agricul-
tural Society was formed. ANDREW STEVENSON
was chosen President, and 50 Vice Presidents
were appointed-amongst the number, Col. TO-
siah w. Ware, OF Clarke county, and Charles j.
Faulkner, Esq, of Berkeley. The Society is
styled The Virginia State Agricultural So.
cietv."
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-03-12
CLARKE CoUSTY.

This bcing,th the year when c larke county 10 en-,
titled TO the Delegate to represent Clarke and
Warren in the Legislature, we have been reques,
ted 10 give notice that the Democratic party OF
the County are requested to meet at the Court,
House! OH The 4th Monday, (C6urt.day) for The
purpose of making n nomination. for said delegate.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-03-12

PARDosED.-Ned BnntIine has received a par.
Ion, aud is at large again.