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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-07-25

"I'LL TRY SIR."-Gen. James Miller,
late oil the army. died a few days since IN
Massachusetts. This is the Gen. Miller
WIN received The order at Lundy's Lane. to
advance on the British lines, drive the en-,
envy from his gum, and spike them, an or.
der. in the execution Of which the chances
were about one hundred to one that he
would fail and be cut off-caih,ly replied,
"l'lI Try SIR" He did try, and succeeded,
and victory 10 our arms followed.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-07-25

Isn't The world older Than it used to bef
said young hopeful to his senior. Eyes,
my son." Then what do folks mean bv old
times! Goto bed. sonny; that's good boy
and we'll talk Of these things on The NOR.
row.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-07-25

PREsIpENTIAL.-The wings Of the parish
Of West Baton Rouge. La, assembled in
Convention. declared in favor Of Mr.. Fill.
more a. the next Presidential candidate Of
the wing party They resolved, "Tha; his
administration, amidst TRIALS and difficulties
unparalleled in the history Of his country.
has thus Gar been signally successful, end
commando the unbounded and unqualified
respect of the whole Union, North and
South.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-07-25

The old darkey's definition OF Persevet.
ance was no. bad one. and will do for A
life motto. Here il is-"Catch hold-hold
fast-and neber let go!"
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BALTIMORE. July l6.

Six hundred bales Of Cotton changed
hands today in the New York market. A
decline of an eighth Of cen, was submits
ted TO.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-07-25

LUCKY BETTING 1T is stated IN an Eng:
lish paper that at the settling Of bets on the
last Derby race. it was stated the, Sir Jo'
seph HawIey and his party had won e 2OO,-
cOO. iudepent Of the stakes. which amounts
ed 10 upwards Of $4,000. One million and
twenty-five thousand dollars gained by one
man on one horse race! We call that tol.
erably lucky.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-07-25

The trial of the Count and Countess de
Bocarime. for murder has terminated. The
Count was fourd guilty. and ordered 10 DO
executed; the Countess was acquitted. The
trial created immense sensation not only in
BeIgium, but in Fronce and England.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-07-25

See Dr.. Collins Card in another column.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-07-25

TIE TENDENCY OF DEMoCRACY.-The
Wisconsin Free Democra, Says. "the efec-
lions in Ohio, New York, Massachusetts,
and Rhode Island, the changed tone OF the
public press, the movements Of the young
Democracy-,he working men-through-
OF, the free and in some OF The slave States;
lead US TO hope for Reorganization Of the
Democratic party on a true platform OF
principles, In which all tina. is worth pre-
serving il the old creeds shall be retained,
and all that is right in the new shall be a.
dopted. And conspicuous among these
principles must be--no extension Of slave.
ry-free homes and Free Soil for free
people.
The Wing party, as such, is sold bodily
10 the slave power. It's President, and Cata
met. and leading officials, preach, write
letters, use the political gulllotine, and
make the tour through the free States to
champion the cause Of slavery. Cunsti.
tuiionally conservative and opposed 10 re.
form. it has at las, affiliated naturally with
the shareholders, and its condition is now
hopeless, so far as work for human freedom
and human progress are concerned"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-07-25

The Boston Post, q democratic print,
speaking Of Mr.. Websier's late speeches,
says that he now shakes from his venera-
Bile head the gems and flowers with which
he stored it IN his youthful wanderings
through the fields o: literature. and the
proiusion Of these fresh and brilliant orna.
ments is the more pleasing when we con-
Wsst them with the severe simplicity of
most Of his previous efforts.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-07-25

TO THE SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS
The snnexrd table shows The smounl due
each School District in Nc MINI county for
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-07-25

ATHENS. FRIDAY. JULY rs. 1851.
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Trustee McMinn co
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-08-10
The Cuban Revelation.
LETTER FROM A PATRIOT.

n
from the Baltn ore Sun August OIL
The following letter received BY gentlemen Of thiz
cry which came in the Georgia, gives the positive de-
pstriots:-
Havana, August I, 1851
Dear Brother-These are glorious DAYS for the uh.ns
oYy army 9s freedom 10 ilcrssing, and every time
that we attack the enemy though superior TO u, IN
numbers cur arms arc crowned with success The DC
Spsnish soldiers dying from exposure to the well
known Cuban sun You will hear that the friends Of
Spain triumph IN having conquered u.s. but IL Is a liza
thousand tmes lie They say So because they % not
with that in the States it should BIS known how the
patriots bear themselves and refore by order OF he
Captain General it Ia prohibited publish In the papers
until sner tho departure OF the steamer Georgia Here
one hears nothing from the lips Of men, women and
children, Lut cries Of Independence for ever and
Death to the iuie Of Spain in America.'
ne arc sure that when Lopez dis-mbarks, the cause
VIII be gained In three months. Many Of the troops
have to ranks and these say that the rest
do not wish to until they at the head Of
hs army o. freedom 'h Sf more fsrcans OF that in
who have promised General Conchs to write to the
United States saying that he reports OF the patriots
false and that the Cubans die like sheep for
they have discipline In their ranks and do not
derstand the Of armsn Miserable coward. and vile
Of the American federation, who could thus sell
themselves to government which would make slaves OF
freemen.
Mstanzas has struck her blow and the domination Of
Spain In America receives 1t death blow in little
than three months We wait with great impstence the
con ing of Lopez, VIII the gallant Quitman come wi
him. 1t IL said here that from four to six vessels will
arrive with troops and to supply deficiencies in
order 10 extinguish the barbarous Bsja
The panic which has struck that swaggerer Coucha IL
uch that all the vessels Of in the hIrbor sailed
receipt Of tn q Lores coming except the Pxsrro
which for the last week. has been IA fuel and
months provisions tor voyage This vessel does not sail
except convey in OF revolution Ia he city which
IL expected the authorities 10 place Of security Would
you wish any greater evidence Of panic than this in the
name sfheavenl
To conclude by the Ohio will write, giving you all
the par ticulars. am not unicative at pre-
sent for fear that the size Of the letter might draw
picion and cause IL to be opened
Anectionately, your brother, FREDERICK,
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Ohio Democrasic State Convention.
CONCLUSION OF THE PROCEEDINGS.

CoLuMpus, August 7, 1851.
last evening the convention assembled at the APP
pointed hour and the following nominations were made
w. Morgan for State Auditor General William Ire.
Vile Secretary; John O Brasln Treasurer; T. Pugh,
Attorney General; Messrs w. Monnsypenny, Alexander
p Mile, and James b. stsdIaan, for Board Of Public
WORKS All the nominations we're unanimously con-
Armed
The report Of the Committee Resolutions endorsing
the principles Of the constitution Affirming the
resolutions Of the convention G the sth &c. unsni
ously adopted and the convention adjourned sin< die
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

A fs,s.nt in full all the wages earned board the
Hungarian, and TO which he Is by law entitled whsS
alfred Fsrtes rs Richard c Hartley -On like Naeo
Of facts IKE decision IL rendered Ordered thst tAs
me- 800. .. Ras;rssr ~. Richard r. g Hartley On ilhs
state Of facts above Ordered that the libel b dis
nnissrd with ce<ts ,,,-
sypr,, .qntwe,,r, RichsvS r. c. Haaiey-- IKE
,t. ~, facts In snse OF one Ordered tha&
the IN 81 be dismissed, with sssts
Sslre,se. Ball rs William s. Yos~y The lbefsne vas
crk and steward On board the schooner Colonel 5eter
lee voyage frors New York TO Cherscston ana bac9s
In February lsst enc the defeyant Wa rate OF the yes
sci The hbeant conducted hnser pfo2eriy On S SS
ana Was liked by the past+r nnx The day oes0ee
thu vessel arrived in New York the dnnnt feprove0
the hb<as ut for scsttereg ashes On the decx some
passed letw.tn them on the suhJt VIZ 10y
30 strike you and then take me sP Newl win ~mHs
you and you may take up and b. dAmoed " Inc
testimony Of eye wit sess is that thereupo0 the
f.ndsnt struck the lib-hsn. tie head and In ehs
face md kBecked him down his knees, and struck
up they lad come more words when the mate axsia
kn-ckcd him down With his tat and When he got up -
knocked him down third time. should jrdge that
he struck hifA from TO twelve blows; his
br,ssed swoer and acme blood drawn his
swollen He od strike the mate that I saw
1T ALLEGED by the pleadngs that the defendant, on the
.r,,,a OF the v.ase in port absconded concealed
self 20 thai the process taken cut frum tue oce couse
against him cous not be served AS upon the proos
eupteys have made wantou attaek on IN
lib aant be atng him severely ou' OF spirit OF vca
or defiance end when no quarrel exnsee
the parties, disposed to go further IA awsSu, -
damages than In those commt cases OF wrangies OK
eailors which lead to blows or those Oh an ovs
severe chastise m nhict by officer oil svesse
ecs man who assaults him or resists his susoosSy
vio,,rce The des.rdsnt offers exculpstosy or nr
gutxg evidence and saves the act to stand e1sole
chur, MS one Of witui wrong ana outrage On nD Z.
seaipst nembes CT the crew in very huiubs cspsos
H. b. sure but enc who il entitled to profession 10
person ard rights, equally with the n-st onosf M
ter In consideration Of the proofs IL or0e.v~ sn
the benant his damages two hunafea 0oAA1
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TIE Oxford Bank Case.
THE SUMMING Up OF COUNSEL CONCLUDED
Before Justice Mountfcrt.

Before Justice Mountfort.
Arcu-sr --2Le Pto1kt Complaint ~ ROtt7f bdrou,
osan.t Miles A. B,4dey IN ob'oinins money t'aer yss
,o,ry xs- This forenoon council met NJ the omce !"
Justice Mountfort for the purpose Of concluding the
WINNING up The delay from the 3oth ult was ocoa-
stoned by the absence cf the leading counse foI INC
pie owing to indisposMion .,o, In
speech Of four hours duration, which from fts engta
and the crowded state Of our columns we arg o.n
n.ll,d 10 omit lie rested his argument chny on tue
Of the witnesses produced by the defendant
which he submtted would establish the care 'or s"
been conducted ali through wrong principle nAuy,
ss ii the inquiry which SIDE the
q testimony lay which was an shpt Ocon Of quit
or pre- cause. sufficient 10 au'noaas .u1
TO held the defendant &c bail ano citea % "a ia
psa. 81 spd :. Whsrton's Criminal Law" page ~ no
81 the Justice to the conclusion that
Was guilty Of ~iltul and corrupt perjury witnos'
motive II he dismissed the In the course OF ms
ebseryat ms quoted following letters which
were in evidence - r.D,. oo,. 1854 10
Ps.se find draft on 81 thu NSrs
eTn Bark A,sspp elected Oh ,he ah Of July last;
NJ s srss Ss d june
P h% e f Bsns .'s hs
two d q o. At date savings .s
Bank cf all Of bich 1t Inert, 90 use ~
II you do 90 g adyossas r. .hs
about an put SR You SsS as sSs
state in cash Srs. psr remars
and trust " sar sssd ys s'a n s1a
no Que but me this transaction lam you're truly; NV
1 M. Sc
| NEW YORK, October 30 1850.
SUI have jua arrived and ali well and every thing
Iss 70 for cneipnasi and wi,a
think Dobsr should be cashier AND 10 select
me oentiinas s nSsi s iSs an
election Of directors sss Gu, ire notice on. OF sa'
pIse,iessis ''''', A.. s.o,o,
Of msSes nirisSsd ~ ne aHd Barton the sas
Holm 10 hear FROM you soon x.
| 4 IA
ter tSrcSE s buy more ssSSS r Ss9, ao S,s
u q Get sss rsn s y 10. s
sSy III s ses On w%is prox
snS sIs ssG1
l'''''G So il. r,oss scs Hsssg,rra
9 Gro. BoB ART. Cashier Oxford. Aass;1, ,.,,
D,ar srlou may thins write rather often eSt Una.
~ Ilult, ns fault that iiAe much in Others You ""
II ,p axr N until al is carried through. aud he N
If he dSes Iese 70 o,osd 70 ess into matters ''
tses yst s me- stating that he equal
mss.a nao 1 cur plans he Would ops
iovr ,ILoin'mentto the eas~ssGip. ne had oppo
s!SaGhs ssa h's much pp. purpose Of nal
el will not Tell him the Kind Of funds pu, - Carry Il
osord mistake about D iSis as csita
is ~. es1 y, t drafts Sc sen. yesterday
nn say in tStb 60 nyesrt az before stated viz; that =
l pS9 get Shn ns.s I my ssns ~sIYc M
ielo hence and under different auspsSts sasn We la
y ;sil Zee the name Of George Hobart cashier 90
y osfsd is ane must Be- fh letter Of course str.
Is IiliIl i Barrier iala on MI Barton write. hia
Lao letter turn him overto yeu leave this eyenins
q sesin isrsveii May Heaven bless you ,oars with
% richest "F'''ns' Your ''f IA. BRADLEY
FL in ,@ssr Without Move R
IN u i link you estter NAL All ,s'ess 70 me ~ no
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From Baltimore.

FINED FOR VIOLATING TIE PASSENGER LAws-rHE
SOUTHERN lAiL.
D.Lrnesg, August Q, 1851
The following vessels have been hbeilsi at this port
for violation Of the passenger hv.shps Athens, and
Living Age. from Liverpool; wishe hausen, Martha
Goethe, and Alder from Brcmen. brig, Orion from do,
and fAcon from wexford These vessels failing to have
separate berhs Tor each passenger hned So each
making altogether the % 50 900
The Southern mai. ~ late due, has arrived but
brings no news Of Importance.
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From New rooQianss.
sUIoiDE-cousTEEFErrrNo cAsE-rIE MURDER
RHODE ISLAND.

sUIciDE-coUsTkEPErrfNo CAsE-rIE MURDER In
HiiODg ISLAND.
n,srov, August Q, 1851.
Ralph Whitehead 40 Email -hmsn. vss found drowned
In French river. webstsr Mas fw dsys since
lie hsd previously offered man s2co TO XIII him saying
that his time was come anl be must die some way
The deceased Of ntenpsste habits whch led 10 in
sanity
Edward b Hove who ws recently errosted for pass
Ing counterfet bilk on the IIousatonicn and Old
cosny" banks has been beld ko bail at Plymouth, in
the sum Of 81 500 for trial ncKt week
The potash found buried with thu supposed body Of
abb Cootson at seccot. l., Il Is said sold BY
gentleman Of Psuiucket ~ho asAers that he could re
cosnise the person who bcuehtm
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yIcxssUHo, Aug. 7, 1851.
This forenoon Walter Brooke aud Judge Reed fought
duel ct Lexington Miss At III. first ire Reeds ball
srased Brookes spne but did not bury The affair thus
ended.
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KENTUCKY.

KENTUCKY.
LOUISVILLE, August Q. 1851
Additional returns received leave no doubt of the cleo
'tion OF L. W. Powell (dem) as Governor, and J. B.
Thonrson (whig) as Lieutenant who runs far
ahead Both the whie and democratic vote has fallen
on very largely this year, particularly the whig vote
Returns from 70 counties show Dxons loss to be SAL
rom the vote for Gov. Crittenden. In the ooun-
ties CLAY received $40 votes
Crttenden's (whig) majority in the State was s44s
The following the authentic returns of the Con-
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TENNESSEE.

NASHVILLE, Aug. D, 1901.
We have heard enough to satisfy that Gen Camp
bell the whig candidate for Governor has gained greatly
the whg majority two years ago In the twelve pre-
cncts already heard from in Davidson county, he has
majority Of 44S.
Seventeen precincts in Sumner county also show gain
of 200 fer Campbell
In Maury, formerly a democratic county, Campbell
has gained 276.
In Montgomery county, as far as heard fIsm, Camp
bells gain is over leo
In Wilson county, in twenty-five precincts, his gain
rs 140
Partial returns from Wayne county saow a whig loss
of I'VE votes
Returns from Ave counties show wing gain on the
gubernatorial vote, of 90o
William Cuom whig has been elected In the eighth
or Nashville district
Davidson Wilson, Wayne and Montgomery counties
fhave all elected the whg candidates for the legislature
Two democrats have been elected to the Legislature
Gunner county.
In The formerly strong democratic Senatorial district
composed Of Morris and Giles, Mr.. Osborn wing, is
elected though not expected. II is most astonishing
whig gain
There Is also whig gain in RoJertson coauSy.
These returns indicate a decisive whg victory In tie
State.
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W.sHIsaroS, August o, 1851
The jury in the case o. Day. tried the charge Of
numbering his wife, have yet been able agree upon
n verdict
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Tremenaous storm In Connecticut.

HARTFORD, August ., Is51
tremendous storm passed this city this after
noon. Trees upruoted and some roofs Of houses
we're blown on
In Windsor learn tina. house was blown down.
and woman killed
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Making the next delegation stand wings and demo-
Gratis Both branches Of the Legislature whg Last
Congress, wings and 4 democrats
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SUNDAY MORNING. AUGUST 10. 1851.

Nth INV foot the force Of both weakened by the ef
fort Of perrons present hold back This scene oc-
cnrrd In the Of large and respectable audience
OF ladies and gentlemen -u..
Whis feel mortified in having been even an unwilling
In acere disreputsbe to canvass Tor
bah IA dien6ed Office feel assured that will be JUS
tifed nv an public In having used the strong
sst LANGUAGE TO repel nsdicus attack upon my cha
rscter reIeatpd for the second third time. email
msTs M comments upon this affair, being content to
leave It to the judgment Of intelligent and h.gn
minded community. J. A QClrMAN'
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NORTH CAROLINA.

NoRrolx, August 8, 1851.
The following returas from the North Carolina election
ahsve been received here
In the Ninth district Edenton gives Outlaw union
whig) for Congress- l2s, and Martin, (dem) q Hart
cord gives OUTLAW 1853, and Martin rs.
Outlaw doubtless is chosen.
RALEIGH, August 8, 1891
sucent returns have not been received to give the
precise result but the various part Of the State heard
indicate that the Union ticket generally has been
successful
In the Eighth district Edward stanly, (whig is be-
gieved 10 BE- defeated.
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INDIANA.
INa....

INDIANA.
IsDIAsAPoLIs, August 7, 1851
All the Congressional Districts bean heard from
except the First and the Sixth and the fonvwing
persons have been elected -
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Posi- Crrrcs OPERATIONS The Post master
General has established the following aew Post
Cficet for the week ending August 2, 1911, West
Batavia, Ceneses County, \. Elahs Sr1u'
terry Hsskus; hassess Centre. ~ bavrcnce
Courty, NY, husustsV Wheeler
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-18
THE PCS NsXLyANIA MURDER.


:lhe Philadelphia 3aPsgs Of Monday furnish va
risay details respecting the late treasonabe riot and
n,trder in Laaeaeter copaty We subjoin them
Ih Saturday msTu3nsdhe pnited States Matshal,
Ms Roberts, accompanied by Mr.. Commissioner
Inafaham John M Ashmead Esq United States
District Attorney. Recorder Lee, and several other
gentlemen, le the ty for the scene Of the late out
rage in Chgisianat Lane ster county, with the
view of fully enforcing the laws Of the United
States relaliye-Ia the rescue of several fugitive
slaves the mnrderof The elder Mr. GqTsuch> and
the wpunaing BIT his son aud nephew The officers
were accompaniethy soma AS ". S Marines, IN
der command of Lfeuts. Watson and Jones with
a civil posse Fl some fifty men Marshal Roberts
having made regAisltien 10 ihat effect
The party, upon reaching Christina Immediate
y Pr0eeeded y diseharg@ ssleir dutF b securing
th9'woods aud surrounding Villages f6r miles
TheniaboTed necessarily the greater portion of4he
day and night, aud succeeded in making tweniy-
four arrests in all.
iii me possession or rather up3n The premises
from which some Of the parties were aakep, several
guns airks and huge clubs, were found. Some Of
the ghns were heavily ehalgsd, and are row in The
hands Of the proper officers.
There wasbut enc disposition manifested on The
part Of the authorities from the CITY, who were
promptly seconded BY the Prosecuting Attorney
from Lancaster Mr.. Thompson, and a portion q
the police from thai city who had the day before,
made SONG eleven arfestsaR secured their Prison
egs ini Lancaster jail.
The excitement about Chfisliana and the neigh
borhood was intense, and hundreds Of people were
in attendance dafing The exaIa nation OF the pits
ehers on Saturday afternoon and evening twas
after aine O'Clock before the ofEiceys of the Uned
States concluded their aTluous datfes the heat be
ing Intense ard almost sutfocating throughout
There y no doubt but that several OF The promf-
net actors III this aHtentabie affair have been Sc
rured, ard if found guilty, they will bcSseycFely
puhisssed
When our Tsnorter left The seede Of ne outage
young Gorsuch was set alive as Y as also he ne.
Phew Of the elder Gorsaeh Lat there was lilie hope
Of theGEeeovery of the former
PanGDELpHfA. Sept I5-The us Marshal and
Commissioned Ingraham, accompanied BY about III
police have gSne TO Chrisiiana 10 day 10 make HUI
thefaffests. Additional resistance is feared Gov.
Johnston al late hour last night issued prdcla-
nation offering 81 600 reward for the arrest and
conviction of the muFderers.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-18
WING SATIoxAL CONVENTION.

Some otshe Southern Wing papers. are taking
tAe gredaa Chat There is no necessity fora National
WhgAsen eenlion 70 nominate a candidate for the
Presidency aud we are inclined 10 the same opin.e
ion. Wkgwanasga better President than the one
nov ins,sikAdi lie. we'll enough alones is good
Whis meta-apd We verify believe large ma
]erily ei tee Nation are now Of opinion thu. the
Platform lsll down BY The President ia his anaua
snessage is good enough FOR every true ran in The
eaoasry
The whig State Conventions, South and West,
viii speak out ID decided terms Of appreciation
and they will BE- liseiY TO give their opinion also
a. TO ,hgs7vics Presidency.
For onFpwn pars, although We shoRild always
8 e&asSds o see one OF our prominent virginians
pit sfpah. vel we are MOI 50 selfish IS to desire
e faon9ptifixe honors. The Old Dominion has had
Wei tall sksre Of Executive honors-aad we are
s6er7ao4ewiiling thar other States should come in
III portion. North caiolina, both from her posi-
lion and her fidelity, is entitled TO the Vice Pres-
denry asia We accordingly repeat eur preference
for the Hon William A. Gfaham, the Secretary Of
the Nayy:: He has aithe qualities suitable for the
place, AID bis State Has claim which honorable
men canSot5 resist.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-18
HON. HENRY BnnINGER.

This gentleman has been dguFen az al me Saan-l
ordale Is President Of a tonrnaFasas In GROWING
the Queens ofIQve and beauty. ~ q made sever
al speeches hllsi with love soF iAe Uai5u The
speeches were Tie best 81 til kad.ss have SEEN
They were shors pointed and Appropriate
Bal Is il not unaigaifed in an ex-fnemseTs and a.
candidate for Congress q b spoasgg on such sub.
iecis and on such occasions. Il seems TO US much
mere becoming q ts making speeches ID the people
On he value Of me Union. than % irtle misses
Their heads are already bsvilderea with saeh tom
fosIeriss
The above We clip from the Ffedesiekhtirg
Nsast Ladies Sihs ediser is ! Bachelor. sNafa
saii