Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-09-30

District viii MI ~ abe Gaming elect11s %
soIiy Of a'l ast = .Is.sly nn;.E1.eial =
having 4 laFge and sisiuE faunily np1n bis hands
vino IOnk uD Is him Tor support. And as have
already said, he hes bee0tDe thus poor. IN great
measnTe, on Steount - his laoDrs and saeTtfee8
TO promote The cause uf DeupeTaey- He. there-
fOre. iadepen1enf of bis Pte-emineat ftness Tor
the POss in g4-slidn, p deseFSirg riehly deserve
Jog. .OpE symI lfhies-
GsntIemeas i eaanut far tlle life q ne see
the use Of ssaEiRpIs neuoeFat n OlT whole Con-
gressiousI Dissief fefisin 10 voie for Col Bed.
inger. To iIIdstEsee ttis posittoni
SnnpoSe -,ftfIehien that you have IN your
employ an grts6lfaiel operative who . honest,
Eindu.tIiaus, aud a bis work Eeli-Sstl you
pJo,S 4 .I,sys 9tIt.tTsiisag Would you aet thns
fooIishly Ia ma mrs sof a private ebaLaeteT3
tIink h1jl-zfoT II t6n did you would Be laughed
n Iii1st heafil, by each and every oi Your
neilthcrs who n'.s eoLIl I-l1i q tnis -.ct- vel
fiien gen iffmen. how is j. with Col. bedineerI
Ila- lie not worked ell for sou bofli n Conefes5
and nr.u lie .Iu.IfT 1lrirr several e1-iunr
Presidential campaigns lie certainty has
fi'ere is none dar- dispuietne fact Why, i9ens
viii you. u This lime. cast bin oif-or, IN oineE
words torn ham out q yous employ ymenf, wIih-
ont any cause vharcrerl And this loo, before
you have suficertly remuneraied him Tor he
work he has ALREADY done fnr you Why, gen-
f'emen ain act uI this kind would b. one OF such
crrnr injustice would pierce The very itea-
sens hone therefore. that not single Genfle-
man. within the sound Of my voice, VIII be guilty
81. it,. Bnr on The other hand, that you. one and
all siil show bv Vonr vofes IN October ttl1t
4 sentiment oi gratitude. 10 this nble and aiiliut
public servant ior past services. has such nim
Judgment in your hearts that Il cannoi te eradt-
.cafed tiereiIom even BY The cunning oi parry
es! Gentlemen. we scevery clearly, through
.tke Medium % those facts. that the claims q
Col BEnIx5ER npon "a. tor our support, AZ tho
couiinls seietfion. are OF the most ponderous chaI-
aeter. VIII sou poi iher' as grateful inieil.-
cent and patriotic men give him your suprortf
Yes you .,il--I know you will Well ihene
renfiefnen. 20 10 the polls, 10 Octaber nexis N
solid rhalsnx. and cast yorr undivided sui1fage8
for Henry BcllnEer, the able. eloquent. and cls.
finouished champion OF DEMOCRACY. and VII
nnafanty thafyo1 will never regret ihe act we're
YOU io lise 10 the good old age oi al4thgseiail'
THE LARGEsT VESSEL AFLoAT.
The Cincinnati Enquirer, OF Monday lasi,eon-
lsihs lie ioila&ing description OF marine ncn-
ster atoutt b. constructed in that cify
Dr. spaidine tae Circus KING, has been Ia
town sete7at tsss closeted - ith architects and
ship blIlde -, pfojccfng m enterprise. .compared
with which ali'oiher show projects are literally
n5fhine. He has the drawings and working
plans tpT = fqiisitT floating palace ior ile con.
sfEuctidu Of which lie ls W M 2 esIlts 400
Ieef Idtg and 6o feet beam, t.lth thAprious ar-
cdmmodatictis for 700 sfeeiaiors. liie fnfe-
rioF 4 20 Be an zinplit leaire, mich more eapa-
eioiis and e6sfly spy tlsatfe % the country,
with eushfOuee and armed ehRirs, dress cfncles
paTqaette and gallery saloolissp pfotnenades and
Withdrawing rooms stage, dFops and scenery
well ventilated aud lighted, with facilities for
speedy ingFsss and egTess, lighted with gas and
BengaI lights, and every modern ard elegant I'm.
prtSefnent The ealefi6f of fhis 4epiaihan Of
The deep Is 20 be like nothing In = tte aah b.
t3ilet l=ll.l agent
proceeded TO Europe IN the last steamer 20 pTO-
eaES Fare novelties f6r this snmpthOus place Of
enteTiainment-from Asia and Africa, Wild ami.
malsfrOm their native Wilds from France seqness
TRANS aud ballet girls from EngIand, aerobsfs
and actors; and from home some Of those indf-
geniOus aTtiSEes that would acquire no additiOnal
Iusire from TRANSATLANTIC endorsement. The Wa
ter Mountain is to be tOWed by two steam tend.
eTs TO the various towns upon the Mississippi and
its tributaries in summer, and be mOored at the
levee in New Orleans in the winter. 1t Is esti-
mated TO cOst $4,000. and win be completed
next spring, although DIR. s. has offered large
bonus TO have it Completed in time for this win
ter's campaign. ss-i