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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1851-04-26

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3eitins edrinaen pgplitirt ipiro.
sJcbn s.. W,rrfe,
9s : @ ss@sre9tr pes Observation-Disclosures.
Gbarlss s. @cnpere,
~. SpFs5sr pre- Ssnafs
drs "a lsS1.aai fsb lslsSo rss,i
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silr @erbefIeriins elmer slfte,l betiteft: sei,e
a..
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~ :.
;sss;Ss ~ n rS.ss 49,. K iSE1'
~ 49, D. t2na11, rs Id II t. = a owl
8 H1thhG - 65ne.es6(p - Ina
~ ess 4 e - $50 ~ M FL T. :,
- q - e. & 4 8 IL - 60 Scsssa
- HVM - - 49, ~ ~ r. G - 80
~ ~ e y ~ y r ~ vysscSs
si3 M ~ ~ 49, r ~ inVSiIn
ave - - WiS -. keGIfAy q Uuls. :, al1..Sl
II o a 1872 ASIp y nAss y. ND 1Spi.
8 ~ i y ~ s S3 ssss
- q ~ -. - = ~ =. r - SSe
WS4sf1 n ~ nm n i37S sis 49, IN 5s{srs1
~ IViIf ySSS 81 m II 11fs7SS YSkkES VSiSS.
" ~ ~ WhSao G1S1oeG EIS9 VeuiS ~ e 4 = al
~ ~ ~ - * isx.ssi u ~ ri
- aelda6 49, s vk5uE WoaS1S q sstjsoG 6so1s
81 & AZ !: n ::;s q
sI9Ios ~ = D,sv,sd. ny esvss ana palhls
-, 8 = = 49,
~ sss ~ ed no ~ s:s.: n:lo9: 81 p.nZnF
svG doovsssd Il ssSsnsbsss SotS ~ mot@ an S ts
- nd d.. iaessss.s and :nsleSss AZ
vsps ssss ~ 49, ssS Az = gr
snp5 swslinf 81 Is .svtS p vnD,
sF. Dsa q Is .of I'D 49, a. D;n. smess,h sUrs
o "a g eoss IN 80 n sE re @?el
~ aY 81 g.. -; :sa ss ..i m ssss
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UOCYOR 3. r,
4 s1sCSsSessss,s S6x1'ssyDsss.sEsss,
WOADRls AND DLEssiAa Otl rRn AGE.

-. A.D D--.es-s : W .aah ALE
AND ssD var '1
n6. sIoEEMss On DSsiIi.
IvHE ssa bssuiy and supso1sy q I'll s.uspsrIs
VI SOa M nv wh ~ .dss the disease
SPRING And SUMMED MEJlC1NEs
sss:; = ~
- 4 q:
Tasb II Ia ssvsd Is: lives q noss ihsn tSS GSd,@
1sss = "a U%s g; ': 81
RI r., WAIT 4, Of N .Iz5I ENERdY: -
Is :s u Sss W g sss &c e: Z
g e. & & Z:
. sn,o tsH1: ,s.,
p entirely 1oed 81 thin pleasant remedy Tins Ssssa
I'D 4. ., Soap IA. .e,, d
ons. va :sss'h Y ne muscular 'y most extra
fu.s,.. e So ss.suy,sII nsl CgRED; 49,.
ErsasA'sis, csssa..ss;s., Issr IA S ssss
1zs: .y sf s s Ell sssss :;
'"s ." y ''s ss1rr1Ne n1oon
~ ~ ..,,,, NV NEw Ip.z: April g. w;
g. ~ AVN. ssSss
s ~ :: r. s:.sss "a sssa
s0ss iiIs and thes has Wonderful chsnss SSen wrousn
IN M. an now abls TO walk 81 oves ~ ctS rasse 10
blood, and my cough has left ms You can vel isnae ~
that am thankful for n. ,ssnls Yosr .svans
.,.ls =. - ri -, - = -
RHEUMATISM, 49,
This b only one Of nnoso than four thousand cas,s a
The moA severe and chronic weekly ssadicassd
jams Cumming Esq one Of the sastants in IN. Inn.
c Asyum Baokwels lsland IL The gentleman snotan 81
in the following letter: ------'- ,''. ~
- BLAcKwELL,s IslAsn ssnt IA 4 M
Dr. Tounsend-Deai 81: / have snfisnf te,s;;br q,
nine years with the Rheumatism: consderable ~
could eat deep walk had hs utmost distrssins
bottles Of your SanapaFa ana thsy have done M no s
than one thousand d0lar worth O. rood Am ~ nnc III
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SO: s sss':: "a ~. -. ss AZ ny
- ss1Rs, 2 SSs 4 - 800 q 49, s$s;,a /
81! y i :s ~; n ~. d
=. q -ss-.. 6sdsnxi6s Ivixsnss.s 9' u. u, = =
-. r. fs.s.3i ct g 49, = s.
s}sf ~ - -. 49,! ~ .,ssss e =
s3S9 - = ~ tssn = = - Asnaa
,. NJ ~, Y: q. E. g, -: s. e !,
Fl .e ~ - :: 81 :: -.
n.s.sies cE:sss ssss dsss a N u eussiv
6 "a g 49, shss fIo ~
K finding sysY Ting Z: % f. had E9custc
nsIs, 20 pspvsd ccns is.ss Sues 81.
d. ia q ~ iscs : pby & g
nonsch of anneh pscaatsd !. wat inps[ e Tie 1aid
4 de s:ss dss:oa s = q g x ;aa
'sibm EPn " nsts.a digestive psecss.na
49,. s;:: II e'' s;;;S:s!. .s q VA i:
e Sissss. F ssosns s.sssssss = EfeY thss iood
dl.eaysd = npidy i arthe9! dgdve hud prepared
% En-: 4 z y + - ssss, G.aa ESiss ISM !
sssi wo:E q Hsss. fGssslsey. 100. - ~
n'1 psd E e Ssn,.ss. 4 ~ "a sas &. %Rs
ps:sSgsY !. g sst1ssl = + A. ssisssl don,
Is 81 4 g fs5 so dsp-
r. $500 - g s,.s,.
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a SURE AND SAFE REMEDY for, and will
ppsltyay cuTe. the Sick Headache, Chlls and Fsvss
aundice, Dyspepa, Chronic Danhca Sea sickne Cho.
ssa AID Cholsa niantn and restore healthy action to
morphine ensrng into their compound They do not pur-
port 70 y redy for all manner Of Diseases that desh eiI
Positively su Thy yl al.e correct I'll dsnnssFsns d
tse Momec9 end msys 9m hos achss and pains through
Hl: g .t he Gsys!, end y vmduss
fvg1lpd oaI By Dr. ]. 8. EANcHRR, 10 Fu hon
dsset, New HcEks = few door from Broadway. ~.
- -. B 3. til. 81, Reach, IN Canal s..s.
Ao.Kxs faE Lopilisla. Alabama, Mi.i.igni, Ar
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MEDICAL DEPOT OF
PATENT MEDICINES. !.
S0spOYDHAs sVREET. Nexx nrIx.u.

Jos. HUFTY would most respectfully inform the
public sSay that hs has purchased the Of
tne the Empire Co.. has leased the store,
POYDRAa STREET, and hss fttsd 4 10 a ccnsdsT.
abs expsn iH The Pasnt Medicine busnsss Having an
&C EisA syf Ssia hi. ns. iais
slySn tess iwho may hys him with ther paiFonase.
The ia wing lat only conprsss pan 81 bis sxtsosive
I'm r = sse ~ & Z sai Tds0s
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4s .he.Dk. DAvstS s.
SYRUP OF WILD en- MRRY AND IT, 1

i --T,c = :. .77.7.-s = - n =
/ SYRUP OF WILD CnMRnYAND r. Is,
TN OFFERING 70 i. 5,SiI. n. !. "a ya,..,,. j
1!d t9y 6S2 ~ ldg & 8R0Ni iiJIss. asa Z.
g
lE,em .u,. JOIN q. Ngsa., Dsssfs...1
has ssas ssacos 10 hoee ~ VINO have ~
Ct on q 6ss S %
d. eioce ysaI.,' $50 -
sr M. f. E. r. j Rsss g. s.,. lie,
si S. .sS ss,: "a w.: .% "A,
90 Ia ''' il N r. practices 'hal' highly Of ~
Sss:s,s /; :s:
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a'is . q DH4e ~ ssI ne as. .s Is
q: 49,: 81 :::sss.sy .s ssss
5: $; '..,. - q as-.
= 81 y g. :! a: Ill., 3
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sss.i named syn 4: s.s a'
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r. a 4 +: :ss
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E: sy.5 .:i ssS; d.ssa
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q 6s :ss, IS. .:f:s ?. D. Ds'1 ossp'saa s' q
,Is4 g S1.,!| ~.
ssht1ss e pain 4 - brss.. and soSsns SiOss ~
~ Dr. I'D @ during Is ~ 70 e
sss ' essa 8: 2. "a: s: s::s
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4; e: :: s.: =. is ss:'
ss;; $ ~ ss iI
dsss7 s.s ss's SON. ID iss jsaas::: s''
S.s. sSs z "a; hEss
s..;s ss 81 p * \ ~ ;,.s: %
= s:; I: G Z:
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ssssss VI :'',
st , .ss.s ss !; 4
a-nenq ~ moQn and uusasy sensation a. the stnnch
! n:
;s::S ,..1 = ss', ,'..s. ed
/: :.s: from ss;s
scsay Il H. nsx ss o. We popularity and Ell
:s u ! ;:;s Re- ):
Turn The MONEY ri: spsaLs volsms ava q i n. T..
~. e$pE,a LeW GAudts 10 -, q 4upkt 81
i y ,,saa DS.ssr s' S.x.,. s. 81.
,MIsHAwArx, .Ind.. Juss h 49,. bsy.. syvpn
Wa CnsU ana Laf goes q hEs Aot sakes We think that
~ oan dispose Of ainos any amount Nohsn Indiana
,,..,.. r. a AZ H.::.y.;s.. ex.sss...1
gives genera We have bssn out Of ios som,
s s W wsss e. o my S
w,,,.v,I dxyg ri. D-i " 9, r .s M,
eSaa.sS d ~ p.so svs a., , s.. ard Sse
ssohs supply = ;son . IL men, sn pors you
iosr G4esoy. February .. pe-xss,v,. s,e.,r..n.
DAVIS cyIgp q Wln Cby ard Tar vii 6ks ~ ead up
dossa Scssi. bspoSe Az c1. 40 hav: eslf
L.s.szi. .s 81: ssi 8 iSssy d ~sisps a. ssr n
Ss = wo. "a S y. t ss,, ssss e yso psa
no" bill. dRsp'ass'. ,sss Easf. k.ss M .''
. a:: Z z. En- Il
IL s:sisSsas
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INSURANCE.
st s:.s : ass s.ss y Co.
LIFE 81. lssuEA .s ca4 zxoL y sI,.sI
as'..'sl.'''. os,''. =: .::.ssss'sss.
49, e s &. ID 8 r sssg.: 6: s g,
s:: 4; 81: ": &C.: go: & :: ::
*; y: !: a! 81 81: s.:
= s; 81; -: 70: |: !:
- =. q - 81 s. II ID wv
snAS Ssssn = ASHs AID EIAE
! 4, '. a : .S Sea,sle ssssy'
soHN. I. mil. nh. ono u. AARrrE sss's.
9: !. g ~, s. e g; j ss a.:
dll d fIdkHff. fkfiliNs 8 CO = n.r..lns ].
Nsss Osls~sss .age,scy
MUTUALsenQ3nQSIe ID anaURAHCs CO
Cs.s q ~ y,i On q q . sss,l .r,,.s,p,,
= tl ~ - pa e !
r. 3 vi n, -! - ~ sfSS AfSII |l ":
d. - - q fS <,s;jS IN ~ !. S ~ 1;sS
= 81 - - Z - avsn.. SlvY
|fsf Hlfk kXSvS.
|f1 Sis- b 80,
80 g - e. = 4 4. = Ga
h.; y =: f..
IN M 81 q; u ~ - - = II. y kiesitds faa
~ ~ 4.t -. Tt W =
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All Other fhl1sly nansd PAIN ExTnATOn0 sssCouS
tsrfeIn Of DALLEY'6. Tia wostAlso m whs al thGm
hope, that By scaling name thsy may lnduos The PUBLIC
10 bssvs that thsr nosum p TIE virtues ofths Eenuins
aricsa. Buy Of nons but our auihsdn1 Agents. ct
~ Hsa1 to kspesxlisv marks upon tks ess.
ujms: and obssvus that tks n0ass, II. Dali
colorsd Ist, on tie snvsleys efssek boz and sASs
no other 30 upon 1t.
~ 0snsnl Dspss fu IL Unhpa 49,. Wksenn ordsss
addrs.sd win BE- psonplly sssosisa. 81.
n. DALEY q C0..
AIS Brssassy. Mes Yssk.
SOUTHERN DEPOT,
III CAsrtrasstrsst,N sU OrSssns.
WhW 0Dsassin u eta&a Of LOUISIANA. ALA.
1AMAs An9I9SIREktKKMTUCKY and TnNNES-
ZEE, ~ ~ City of -. LOUIS b u exats ef MIS-.
eoURI. WIN spsomptiy sspplisd. 49,
s,iaita a John WHICH + q co..
au0 - IS 0sasrai Assuts ~ sail IsyrttssS
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H'ESey{EnRAh .g 2EEBg1IAJrY AND
sPITTING BLOOD. !.

Dr. Tssnssnd-I vsdly tsisv. that ;oup sssa I'll
r.. bs,n The mssns Though Poydsncs. o 1svns ny
and wosss. Al ast rassd isses Sasntis ~ bIoa h.
night .wssis. and vas Fs.iy dsbatsd and Esdncsd ~
sho tins and the1s has wonderful chsnsS ksen wrous
IL me- an now abe 70 walk I'll owe thS city. Iass .
that am thankful 70 thsas lsus Yosr ODD ssfvs.
"s VIZ. RussRLl. 66 CsthaSine stTssa
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&C - q! 9 =; :: :: !; 6: J:
"a ~ a ~ n 4 q sisd e
SCI ss.; sss - ~ X e 9 e, e
Gts. ssllssss52 u g = - = = = pssposs'
- 49, ss u "a = .es-1'a'a hsssa
ss.s . ss : e! g ~ r =: q !:
= u u b.s 8 Il ~ Iss a: ~ = .:s.s =
.''' = = ' S go -, H9boN =. BISHOP.
q
10 COZ kR IT sri I'd
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Tbs efficacy Of IN PAIN EXTRACTOR In this diseass
IL mmaEkabe. We know OF nnmssous cnsss and do no,
heaitats that tn Onmsn win nsvu fail for this cur
pscscy pssysnsus from asking certificates from Iadies
this subject The following prooussd By one Of on,
Agents: 40 --titl ~, sIrfglsJ ~
This will certify that We have used DALLEY,S MAgI
CAL PAIN EXTRACTOR a. q remedy for Sore Nipules
and oheerfuy recommend II those who NAV he a}Ira7
with that most dzeins complaint. most vasable a.
tcle TO cure it. PHOEBE BRAY
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SALT RHBUM,.

This cert6e. that DALLEY,S PAIN EXTRACTOR
sas6;en used d e %E family fcs Sal Rhsam Of thirteen
ONCE seviated, and they both entirely removed There
q. ns nodonbt ~ !hs Madeline has al the virtues that TIN
yaon added 70 tbs very rsapectabis testimonials
otRes who have used It in recurring immediate relief
the use OF this invaluable saive. IHs rls y ~ 4.
4 Bafalo, NJ Y. i5sn' rs ROSWELL CHAPLIN
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- unpoa ~ ke11nGls - k.sn1nakau
= ~, = hnlepa6s 7e'slsak, IS -;
Z HI - ~ chnslns - -. o.
1>SI 49, = n n HlaS, Nj 4.
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Fresh and just received, for sale by
~ Z. L. Massey on. Camp and l;savlss -.
ALP-fwks Island, for sale b. . - "
JOHN TooLf, = Baak PlseaH
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Fever Sore for fourteen a past, and have sart
i've hundred dollar ~ EMPLOYING physeisns psyhssns
medicines that are used OF Fecommenef scure M, ~
no anlil q last rssos hssid and 'c5 b T.
LEY,S MAGiCALfAiN EXTRACTOR waer tn nv
limb was snii'sly hsasd md lave sotiS Of n"
about me. Z" 6HXnC1W n SuffSpn
Ks.Isssss. Monroe county. n. II HU Z. ID PAYS
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lc3 sag 80 5a rsl
o-Ps s~s9 y Eupf sas't
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-13

Democrats present would have voted for
him.
Mr.. Summers returned to ~Lynchburg
Monday night. and, though fa'igued and
taken unaware, was compelled again to
appear before the people. He spoke a
bout an hour and three quarters, in such
style as few others can speak. We must
defer a sketch Of his remarks for the pre-
sent. When he had concluded. the large
crowd formed itself into a procession.
headed by our excellent Brass Band. and
escorted him to his lodgings. There he
uttered a few words oftouching eloquence
and babe the crowd an affcctionatc fare
well.
We do not exaggerate when we say that
we have witnessed no such enthusiasm in
the Wing party Of Lynchburg. since the
stirring days Of the Clay campaign. "Thc
untcrriied' are at last terrified. and we
understand arc sending off post-haste for
Henry A. Wise-which we take to be
pretty conclusive evidence that they are
not satisfied with the exhibit Of "the A,tor-
ncy General" Let Mr.. Wise como. las
we predict he will not we shall be glad t.
hear him-so will the public, but he cannot
remove or weaken the impression that has
been made.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-13
From tic Sianntor Spectator.
"Reminiscences Of Col. johnson.

II L. BJith AInANAt. S.
During the session Of the late Democrat
&c Convention in this place. a good deal OF
inquiry was excited in reference to the for
mer sentiments ofthe present nominee of
the party on various important questions.
Among other points raised, some objection
was made to him. on the score of his vote
in Congress for the high tariff of 1926
Explanations were made, however, which
were declared satisfactory, and Col. John
son finally received the nomination for
Governor. Mr.. John S. Barbour, ofCul-
pepper, in giving in his adhesion, stated
that he could not have voted for Colonel
Johnson, but for the explanations alluded to,
which were to the effect that the Tariff of
1925 was not a party measurc-was sup
ported by Gen. Jackson, &c. Very salts
factory, truly.
Another question, most curious and in.
teresting, has been much discussed in the
newspapers and in private circles, viz: as
to whether Col. johnson was ever a SUM-
porter of John Q. Adams administration.
We feel happy to be able to throw some
hight on these various matters, as well as
one or two others. 1t is now established
that in 1925. Colonel johnson was in IA
vor of Internal Improvements blythe Gener
al Government. a Tariff for profession, and
Henry Clay for the Presidency; in a word;
that he was a good Wing. His views in
reference to the Presidency, it is true how
ever, we're rather peculiar. He preferred
Mr. Clay above all others. but in Difference
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-13
From the Ncic Orleans Picdgune.
GEN. Worth and Cuba.

The following letter corrects an impress
sion. that has long been prevalent, that the
late and much-lamentcd Brevct Major
General Worth. United States army, was
willing to lend hi, name and personal aid
to an invasion of Cubs. The statement
here furnished is clear and injisputable.-
We are happy to be the means of contra
dieting thc stigma on this subject that had
attached TO the gallant soldiers name:
FoKT CRoGHsM. Texas,
October i0.lS5l.
MEssRs. EDIroRs: a report has beeni in
circulation thai General Worth contempla-
ted participating in the Cuba invasion, and
that his death prevented the REIMBURSEMENT
Of his commission in the army at price
offered by the irieds of the cause. This is
untrue. MY association with General
Worth has been such tkat | was intimate
ly acquainted with his public and private
acts and opinions. His papers are in my
possession, among them letters show ing con-
eimsivcly his determination not to have any
thing TO do with the movements; and his
views as expressed IN my hearing to per-
sonal friends and to Cubans. c~orroboratehis
correspondence. lie was solicited to lend
his aid and his name. The subject was
first opcned a, Pucbla, when coming out
Of Mexico, by a committee of gentlemen;
again in New York and in Washington;
but he uniformly and rcsolutely adhered to
his determination. and endcavored toavoid
the frequent opportunities of influential
Cubans. as well as OF his own iellow-citi-
xeps. He never for r moment entertain
cd tho idea Of rcsigning his commission,
which he had held forty years, OF ofpariic-
ipsting in what was then a popular move
ment; but he came To the frontier of Texas
in the discharge of his duty, where he
died.
II isjustand proper that the truth should
Be known, and the public mind disabuscd
upon this subject. 1t is due to his scrvi
ces. to his country, historically, and to the
army. that his memory should no, be con
nected with a Cause having so little to com
mend it, and " hich has terminated so fatal
ly.
lam. with much respect, your obcdi-
emit servant,
j. T. SrRAGUE,
Captain and Brevet Major. U. S.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-13
~ -
Central Railroad Company.

The annual meeting Of rhis Company
was held at Louisa Cont House on Sa,ur-
day last. The Presidents report stated
that the receipts for transportation for the
year ending 30lh September, 1851, were
sl43sol 81, being an increase over last
year Of $52,722 81. The profits being
s9aal to : per cent. of the capital invested,
which have been applied to construction
efnsw road, furnishing the same with mo-
tive power g., &c.
The Presidents salary was raised from
$500 to $4,000. Col Voolfolk is said to
have raised a rich scene in a debate on this
question. John r. Undertake and Da-
vid Anderson, of Richmond, were elected
Directors. The Charlottesville JefFerso-
nias says:
The road to Woodville, s miles west of
Charlottesville. the Report says, Will GER
tainly bedon- during the month ofNevem-
Der; we think we can afford to give thirty
days grace. and say it will be finished by
the Let of January. 1852.
The Tunnel at Rockfsh Gap is prose-
euted with undated energy and industry;
and from the improved character of the
rock. Il i believed by the contractors that
The whole work may be completcdin three
Year, from this time.
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THE vlRGINlAN.
ron THE STATE SENATE.
BENJAMIN p. WALKER. OF ATTENUATION.

aTpoiei to insert that provision in the new Con,
.,itution which specially prohibits eraaneipa son; 1
stated expressly, that. IN my opinion. eren 1sfHo"t
snca a clause. THE Legislature WOULD HAVE NO
rIGET TO EaAscIrArE-
..I.u sLAvEHoLpER MrsELF TO A coysiDERA-
rrr Asous r, and live in the largest slavehoidine
co,,r,v of the West. ] AM AS FIXED ~ MY
oPPoSITIONToALLAND EvERYSCHEME,
STATE OR FEDERAL, CALCULATED 10
AFFECT THE VALUE OF SLAVE PROPER-
TY. AS ANY MAN IN THE COMMON
GEORGE ". SUMMERS.
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We have been unwilling to aid ia civ.
ing publicity To the many unfavorablc re-
ports, respecting the bearing Of Ko.su,h,
since he came under the American flag.
and the unworthy purposes in the future.
that have been imputed to him but 80
numerous and concurrent have been the
odviccs from abroad on Ills subject. within
the last three weeks, that we do not feel
at liberty 10 Withhold them from the rea-
der. In giving the letter which appears
upon the frstpasc Of this mornings paper.
we cannot but think that there is no littln
unnecessary harshrcss in its tenor as well
as an ovcr-sevcrity in It's Conclusions.
That a variance has arisen between Kos.
suth and the commander Of tho American
vcssel .dcpu'cd to bring him totlis country,
now no longer a matter of doubt; but that
Caption isaltogcticr right and Kossu,h
altogether To blame. in tho circumstances
that have led 10 50 disngrccable result, wa
shall not conclude until we know some
thing more of the ficts, and hear something
from the other side. 1t is by no means
impossible, that Capt Long may have OK
hibiied an unbecoming apprehension. let
he might give oilcfce to the ~Jcspotisms of
Europe, and that from too great caution he
may have imposed restraints upon Kos
sutli, rot suited 10 his condition, or dcman.
dcd by the occasion.
We have but little fault to find with tho
great Hungarian, for his address to the De-
mocracy of France, and God forbid that
we should complain %ofIin, ifhc linscr on
the other side Of the water, with the hone or
yetlifing ,phis fallen country. Not to for
get or flee from Hungary. while a hope
yet beams in lis breast, Is not to be IN.
grateful to America. We shall wait with
confidence, but little diminished, a s~atisfac-
tory reimbursement of the just now becloud-
ed state Of The annir.
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The rails arc soon to be laid between
Waynesborough and Siannion. and ror.
tage across the monssaiD resortcd TO; ann
the iron horse in the courseoffh tho next year
will be snoring his way int Siaunton and
taking a drink Of limestone water.
The road Is 10 be put under contract this
year for thirty miles beyond Srannton. :,
The road between the Junction and
G~ordonsyille is to be re-laid with the heavy
u rail.
Guarantee Bonds Of the company for
5000, 600 are to be put in market for sale
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1Ga8 ~
In 1892, Mr.. S. was % enthusiastic in
the cause Of the "troddcn down" negro,
that he was willing to conc down to the
East and eight for his Freedom even through
q sea OF the white mans blood! Here 10
Inc proof from the debates in tho lcgisla-
-tnre:
was surprised to hear (JonN TmoMr-
son BROWN is spcaking) the gcn,lman from
Nahawha, tMr. SuMMgRs) declare THAT
ne WOULD GLORY IN COMING DOWN TO
LeAp FORTH II OPPRESSED fNEaRorsr
FROM THE LAND OF EVEN
THROUGH THE WAVES or THE
RED SEA-"
This, gentle reader. is the language or
the boastcd "aafirc' horn wig candidate
for Governors Lynehbarg Rep~bi;car.
When Mr.. Summers was in I.vrch.
burg. we called his attention to the coreco.
ing moreeas. and he requested Us to ssv,
that he had never, ut any moment in HE
life, entertained or uttered a sentiment.
which authorized the language imputed to
Mr.. Brown. in the foregoing passage
He declared that no such language va.
ever uttered in his presence, or with hi.
knowledge, by Mr.. Brown; and he moro
than in'imstcd, that no did not believe.
MIR. ID. had ever spoken the words attribu-
ted to him. So far from having said any
thing, to warrant the language ascribed to,
Mr.. Brown, he had said N tho very spccci,.
10 which so much pretended exception
had been taken, that should IN insurrec-
ton be attempted in Eastern Virginia and
carried on with partial and temporary sue
cess, it would be, but till "Me coming of
that mighty torrent, from tie moxafai,s
mhicA aeoa'ds ieeep them, as uitA tie besom
9destraetioa." Will the Republican mako
tins known 10 its readers?