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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-30
FAIL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.

CHANKLIN q REILLY have been receiving for the
- lasit weeks a full stock OF Staple aud Fancy Dry
Goods which they offer 20 their customers, and the pub
lie generally, al wholesale Retail. good terms
they be purchased at any other house in Town.
Their Stock consists in part the following, viz:
Black and Coiorcd French AMI American Cloths,
Black and Fancy Doeskins and CasSimcres,
Black and Fancy SattiEcits aud Tvecds,
Winter Nestincs, Nv. Jeans and Ceorg Pla 5,
Brow and Blelched Sheetngs aud Shiriings,
do do DfliirsS and OsnaburShs.
Red, White. Green and Yellow Flanncls
Plain and Plaid Linseys and Wool Cloaking,
Bed Blankets, Green Baize, and Saddle Blankets,
Philip Allen, Sprague, Coaco, and NJ. Mack Prints,
Sol and Fancy Oil Calicocs, and Furniture Prints
Checks.
Solid aud Fancy NJ DeIaines and Cashmers,
English aud French McrnOcs Black and Fancy Alpaccas
p lain and FaIcy Poplins, Black and CORD Silks
Fancy Ginghams, Brown and Blue Canton Flannels,
Bed Ticking Hickory Strips, and Apron Checks,
Bay State Shawls - q III incles, a rlaid do,
Jaconct Cambria and Bar Muslins, Irish Linins,
Table Cloths Covers, Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes
Also a full stock of Ribbons laces, Elgines, Worsted
Sleeves ard Collars Kid and Cashmcrs Gloves Hosiery.
Black and Fancy SILK Hkf Trimmings and Notions, Car
pet Gags and SatchcIs. All of the above articles and
every thing in our lne will sell low for cash eou
try Produce.
octsS SHANkLlN N KELLY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-30

GA heavy rain night before last made the
recently filled up gas pipe bitches, very dan
gerous in some places. We saw several
horses plunge in them almost to the saddle,
apparently much to the establishment of their
riders, and to the upsetting of one at least.
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REASONS FOR
OPPOSING
Gen. Franklin Pierce.

I. Because he is
OPPOSED TO THE PROTECTION
OF AMERICAN INDUSTRY.
2. Because he is
OPPOSED TO INTERNAL IMPROVE
MENTS.
8. Because he has uniformly
OPPOSED ALL WESTERN INTER-
ESTS.
4. Because he voted against pensions to
widows Of
REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIERS.
and against pensions to the
WIDOWS AND ORPHANS
Of soldiers of the Indian wars.
s. Because he is advocated by the leading
Tory papers of England. upon the sole ground
that his election will promote
BRITISH INTERESTS.
6. Because in nine years service in Con-
gress he performed no one act OF statesman
ship, Lut exhibited himself on all occasions as
the
MERE PARTISAN.
7. Because, while in Mexicc as Brigadier
General, with abundant opportunities, he
DID NOT FIGHT A BATTLE,
and was distinguished alone by his misior-
tunes.
8. Because he is
SUPPORTED BY VAN BUREN,,
the arch intriguer and enemy of the South,
who opposed Lewis Cass in ~ because he
took Southern ground on the slavery ques-
ton.
9. Because New Hampshire, ruled by
Democracy ol which he is the embodimen:
and representative, is
ILLIBERAL AND INTOLERANT
10. Because he present no claims on the
score of talents or services, but relies solely
OH an
EMPTY PARTY NAME.
IL. Because, finally, his feelings and SYM
pathies are for
PARTY AND NOTHING BUT PARTY
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-30

MASONIC CELEBRATION There will be a
Masonic celebration at Vincennes on Nov.
4th, to which all Masons in good standing are
invited to attend. Ii. l.. Cauthorn. Ed, viii
deliver the address. We hope Evansville
Lo &c No. 81, will be represented pretty fully.
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a. RUNYAN.
Merchant Tailor.

40 MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE JOURNAL OFFICE, L0Uls
rs receiving large and yex superior stock Of Coshs
Cassimercs and YestiRgs in great variety Of coOrs.
The Finest and most Fashionable goods that ccttd be
selected from the gesimpong houses in New York
in large quantities. Styles veiy rich trmmigs 20 suit
large stock Of Fancy Cassimcrcs very beautiful and n
good taste. Al kinds or vesiBgs, VelvetS, Pushes
Vancies M0rino Silks aud Saiins. Beautiful white
cmprndod satins and figured SILKS Tor weddings and
parties.
large stock Of Gcn,lemens Furnishing goods in the
hest qualify and ase. ticnilencn rely upon get
ting the and most Fashionable goods at this estab
samen, The style or all garments will be In
dance with The of the customer aud the prevaing
fashion Gentlemen visiting louisville can be suited To
tsr ton by calling upon 4. q. r. $40 MHih street,
" DO will be pleased Ia show his goods and Ia suit his
patrons in a STRIFE that will he a Card 10 his house.
Orders solicited aLd promptly attended to-
ocig-3m a. o. RUNYAN-
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- Capt. REIN JONES, one of our oldest
and most respected citizens, died yesterday
morning at 8 O'Clock, of congestive fever,
brought on by exposure. He has been for a
great many years steamboat Captain, and
was well known ON the western waters.
NJ A. Tribune.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-30

0-TThe long roof of O'Riley s. Mitche IFS
old wharf boat, came. down with a terrible
crash yesterday morning. 1t was all old boat,
but so speedy dissolution was by no means
anticipated. The wind was blowing very
hard when the accident occurred.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-30
REASONS FOR
Supporting
GEN. WINFIELD SCOTT

l. Because he is in favor of the
PROTECTION OFHOME LABOR.
2. Because he is in favor OF the
IMPROVEMENT OF RIVERS AND
IIARBORS.
8. Because he is in favor Of a
a SOUND UNIFORM CURRENCY.
4. Because, in his election to the Presi-
dency,
AMERICAN INDUSTRY,
in all its departments, will be fostered and
encouraged.
5. Because, he will secure an
ECONOMICAL ADMINISTRATION -.
OF the Government, and require a
STRICT ACCOUNTABILITY
of all public officers,
6. Because, in his feelings and opinions, he
is eminently
LIBERAL, NATIONAL AND CONSER-
VATiVE.
He has said, 81 have served the Union for
forty-odd years and feel myself citizen of
every part OF it; and whatever of life and
strength | may have, shall be devoted to its
preservation"
T. Because he is most uneguivocally FOR
THE CONSTITUTION, FOR THE UNION,
AND FOR THE COMPROMISE, and dead
against any man who is opposed to them.
8. Because, in u long life devoted to the
public service, he has in varie.i and trying
circumstances shown himself to be
HONEST, FAITHFUL AND CAPABLE.
g. Because. more than any man living, he
has elevated his
COUNTRY'S HONOR
and promoted his
COUNTRY'S GLORY.
10. Because, great as have been his
VICTORIES ON THE FIELD OF BAT
TIE,
they have been equalled by his
SIGNAL VICTORIES OF PEACE.
IL. Because his election will secure to the
American People their
INTERESTS AT HOME
and guarantee
AMERICAN RIGHTS ABROAD.
L. Because he has
NO PARTISAN SCHEMES TO AC-
COMPLISH.
IS. Because, with the strongest tempta-
tons,
HE HASNEYER ABUSED POWER.
IA. Because his Roman frmness and more
than Roman virtues will
COMMAND THE ADMIRATION OF
THE WORLD.
Is. And, finally, because his feelings, SYM
pathies and opinions are with and lor the
THE PEOPLE.
Lou Journal.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-30
NEW GOODS,

NEW GOODS.
rSOCASES AND BALES OF DRY GOODS-Just reed
= per steamers win City, Envoy, Golden state, &C.
direct from the manufactures, Comprising in part To-
wit:
Blcachrd Muslins ass'd;
Mouslin DeLains do
Gighams do
Jaconets 40
Cambries do
Cross barred Juslins do
Swiss and Mall do
BObncts. Irish Linens do
Laces, EdgIng and Insertions;
SILK, Cotton and Linen Hkfs:
Suspenders ass'd
Combs, Fine Rc,ldug and Tuck;
Single and Double Boomer Tuck Combs;
Notions of every descriptions;
also,
Over Coating. every kind,
Cloths. Blue, Black and Fancy;
Cassimcrs, Black and Fancy Doeskin;
do do do Plain;
Satnetts, large assortment;
GAIN,
Large and choice selections of Prints OF the most APP
proved Brands, of the latest and most beautiful Styles
best quality and fdst cGIors," in word IL Merchants
visiting Evansville want The very tiP Of fashion they
and wiH be by calling at the store os
septl7 MORGAN KEEN d PRESTON. ou Main st.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-30

IlATENT SAFETY FUSE casks best quality in
packages of I0O 2O0, 80 and $40 feet EACH Tor sale
low by :. r.. GILBERT q co.
oct29 Sycamore near Water.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-30

0rTThe question is-would not the man
who allowed brother officer to slap his face
without resenting the insult. and he with a
sword at his side and the American uniform
on his. back,-if placed in the Presidential
chair, permit foreign nation to slap the face
of this Repubh with the same impunity, and
bear It with the same meekness! There is
another question-will Americans permit
the experiment to be tried, by elevating Pierce
to the Presidency!
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-30
BY order Of the President.

81 HAVE SERVED THE USIoS FOR FORTY ODD
YEARS, AND FEEL MYSELF CITIZEN OF EVERY
PART OF IT; AND wHATEvER OF LIFE AND
STRENGTH | MAY HAVE SHALL BE DEVOTED To
ITS PRES STARVATION. - Gea. Winfield SCOTS
Ctsstle Garden Speech.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-30

BLASTING POWDER-l5 kegs superior quality for
ID sale by e GILBERT & co.
oci29 Sycamore near Water.
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SCOTT CLUpI

The YOUNG MEMS SCOTT
CLUB will meet THIS EVENING,
Saturday at the Club Hall. A
general attendance is requested, as
there may be business, and will
certainly be speeches. Seven o.
clock is the hour.
BY order Of the President.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-30
MANILA AND INTE ROPE:
% coils of assorted sizes Just reed from Bosch
and for sale REMARKABLY cheap.
octI6 PRESTON BROTHERS.;

NUN Mountings, Rife barrels, Locks, Duble Trigger
i Butts and Guards, Ribs. Tail Pins Patent Brcles
rod Heads, Main Springs, Cocks &c, for sal by
octis 4. NJ. GRIFFITH.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-30

sLEThe Telegraph wires were down yes
terday between Vincennes and Louisville,
and We consequently have no dispatches.
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RAILROAD NOTICE.

A FTER the LIST of Nov next, the viii leave Ev
n ansyille a O'Clock a. NJ. and arrive at Columbia
at IOI A. NJ Leave Columbia at ociockP. VI. and ar
rive at Ey nsvi lie ut IL +. NJ
SAM'L HALL, Pres't,
Oct. 26tli, 1852. 'ct9o2w
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-30
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

DIFLE GUNPoWDER-320 packages best quality in
IA whole, half and quarter kegs, and in one pound
Canisiers he Factories OF the American Chr! stall
Powder Company, Enfield Powder Co., and Lufins and
Smith. For salcccry l1D by
5. T.. GILBERT " CO.,
octe9 Sycamore Il ar Water,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-30

lust RECEIVED-5a Boys Cheese: 10 Gross Ma Oh
u es: go do Cloths Pins; 20 Nests Tubs, by
ocu2S J. & w. RlLLY.
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SURVEYORS NOTICE..

SUsVGX CR'S NOTICE..
IL persons owning property adjoining the following
des ribcd tracts of land will take notice that Ia e
loh day OF November next the count! Survey of Van
derbIrgh county, will proceed to the line and esb
ish the of the East half of :. W quarter togeth-
with the West half of - h. quarter Of thirty
four in Township No. South of Range No. IL West, n
the Vinecnnes Land District.
HENRY MAKA,
oet29-3w% BARNHART ELPRS,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-30
LEATHER.

VyTE have Just reed from New York the finest lot OF
w Leather sold III this place. consisting of the
fowAg, 10 which invite the attention OF The pablo
generally.
IL dozen Phil New TOrk enc calf SKINS;
90 assorted cOlUrcd iiE'ugsj
I do bindings;
Besides large lot of home manufactured leahers
octaJ Times copyl PRESTON BROTHERS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-30

DRAFTS - re undersigned viii collect drafts on
\ England. nee and Germany, through their friends
e., New York. MORGAN hEEN d PkEsIoN
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HOTEL FOR SALE.

ME undersigned would offer for sale his old and we'll
Il known stand, situated on Water ST between Vine
and Division Streets in The city Of Evansville and known
as the Lafayette Hotel" The location of This bouse
right opposite the binding of Steamboats, could mo- b
more favorable and no better opportunity could be found
by any Wishing TO into this kind of business An
plication may be made at
49, GEORGE MENSINGERS, LAFAYETTE Hotel.
Al nose having trunks other baggage at my House
Will please to call and have them removed,
oct26- lwd&w en-
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Cc-FARTNERSHIP.

NpUNDLES SEAMLESS BAGS:
= 1850 on hand and for sale 10y JAS. LOW d co.
oc,29 Az II in st. Louisville, Ky.
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ELECToRAL TICKET.

EENAT0FItI ELETfUNF.
HENRY s. LANE, OF Montgomery county.
PLEASANT a. IiACCLEMAN, of Rush county.
DISTRICT ELEcToEs.
First District--JOEN j. CHASDLER, VGnderburg count
SeeOna-9s. NA1HAN kIaHALL, Washing county.
Third-Capt. SCoTr CARTER, Switzerland county.
FOErfh-JOHN ;. ScoBy, Decatcr cOaRiy.
Effth-DAvtD KfLLG0RF Delaware cOgnty.
Sir h-JonN COBuRx, Naion county.
SepsHfa--RlcHARp ". IHoNPsOS, Nigo county.
Eirhth-G. @. BruM IippecanOe county.
.NsafE-ScIUYLER CoLFAY, ST. Joseph county.
Tenfh-JAMEs FRAzIER. hOsciusko county
EEereAth-GusrAvrs H. VOss. Hamilton county.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-30
SPE GAL NOTICES.
LIBRARY Notice.

Z INL.
Proposals for furnishing u Room for tha use Of the
County Library and performing the duties of Librarian
will be received the Store of Hornbrook & Woodland
All propositions should be handed ror to Tuesday
next. By order OF the Prest.
>oct29 p. HORNBROOK See. Pro Tenn
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HGRDWARE.

HARDWARE.
CNHANELlN 6z REILLY, are getting out Of the Hard
ware trade. and wish ia sell oil their stock of Hard
ware at cost Carpenters and others venting Harware
will pleas, call ana examine stock they will find
it to their do 20, before purchasing elsew
oct9g SHaNkL.N d REILLY.
GOTTON YARN AND BATTING Just Received a
frosh lot of ), c. and eco Cotton Yarn and Batting
for sale low ut Wholesale Retail by
octsg SHANkLlN d REILLY.
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Fer RENT

THE House occupied at present by Mrs. Pitts, as
L boarding house. Water street next door to the
Telegraph Once will be vacated the lst of November,
and offered for rent. FOR fder particulars equiier OF
oct27 +. G. O'hiLEf.
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YES Detector OF Oct. 1S52, and the Coin Chart just
L. reed by
oet26 RATHBONE & WHEELER.
rENALLoW cANDLES-20 boxes Cor ale by
$. T.. GILBERT & co.
oeCo Sycamore near Waer.
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M SEEgED.

On the esth inst. by Rev Jos. Wheeler, DAVID LIsKs
NyILEg 10 Miss JANE ilITcu, all of this city.
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SCHOOL NOTICE

A TEACHER Is wanted for District No. German
n Township. Vaneerburgh County. A young man Of
proper quail hcaons and good moral character with the
usual Recommendations, obtain the situation by in
iuIrtg without delay Of koBr F. NIGHTINGALE,
o't-5 District Tr usee.
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lust RECEIVED: Graham's Magazine for Noyem-
y Der; Gody's Ladies Book do; Glcasons Drawing
Room Companion No. l6 and L.. N.s'. ~
oCt29 &c T.COYNGToN & co.
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Joux W. PArT,soS, Secretary.
4 CORRECTION.

raragval lh Is going tie ToGi Of The newspapers s'ans
tina, tho answer General Lafayette the address when
Us speaac CT Of c House "i Representatives 'hie - m
urun The occasion ct his last visit i" his c"nnti" "S pre-
pared BY me- ihonI !roaonnccd ~ him. ills lS his"S
which N Justice both his nen!ury, and 10 n'E:e o'@
10 be corrected 1t composed by himself as Inc s"
a5undartly shows On the morning o his reception p 1e
House OF Representatives nc brclkased with me alone, ao
stated or Rad him hs address which INTENDED 10
nuke TO him Oh that day The occurs ~ ~ ha'
he WAS In The mds; OF posIery; reading "hca re-
,a iScd im that il would aild him ihc Emporium ~
NV rs handsome compliment which he .aah, io hy say
ing No rnj thru nc found himself snrrUrndcd ,; HE same
patriotic men, attached liberty devoted 70 Tree ins''
lions. md wh all tie high attributes "h'cii
his Revolutionary conoatrios The General secrsd pItas'
with The idea 5cpc il, and incorporated il il :'
This trivial inriicn; rcui have been the only Haa ~, o!
the p,:agIac:i. -. Si'':i'
WAsnlSa-0S February -.
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Tor ht EnG0lrfr.
ORANGE AND ALENANDElA RAlL nOAD.

M,ssrs E.nts:-To one feeling deep nrcrrs in what.
,ets 10 duvrop M resources q" tho Stat" * a-ati
fyng at C.ly PERIOD III the session OF tho
General Assembly ,i"ns have o"cn presented ir nm ac!
auiharyug inc, .! he capital stock ii It." Oranac
and A. sana Kali i;.,i Company, ani fJf n" c,i.n&i,.
rr"d uriis iir - ihr town - I..uchburG
S,r;:r ,.- dvc h.n i,ro.hA - the n0I-5
ihfzn. pi 'r ch an! sa.,~r IL"
o, HE road. rrnyrl f,r ~ the n, no D.
above rei,rTd ~ il il presumed III 1t ,i!c bill wit! ~.e III
the nOuee of Dr!,"ars, ca the ~. inst either embraces
The smb-ar" % bc'h ! eisc pt The Other yc, remains
. tc C,I,si cred.
Wh.n :, a,,n; ve." taken o: lie real importance which
t nc oi Improvement psHes-tE, is believed that n"ne
p stronger cIt:ns The c'nsi -ann of he !.ct IL
and wh:,c: lc9ard The interest o The SECTION
through ~l:cI The .o,d is Eoposd TO DO aAshtc! he in;s
bs rrnacc, TIC ni"rs ii III" St::c .. arg. nIn,
Hn-c in;s:a.;'? G:i;'a":= rFs"', toii:i."a. iy"e
bury i 't.:U:7rs nf tie Virginia aTt Tent sscc Ea
kri t'a3 w:;.a, in Eg 'ia2U..r al tic -" - ~ :h'
Board If trtla: !>"" via r"Gtf""t "n ."".ssg'" -
works a..ra: Drn:">s itn &, oft an A' ~: d '
,,w.v ,y<.y;-. III. ~. E!:jg -! ,;no t', t'i va
the I~-s,!rr. r.vc n;::&. .i"rc ~; r.;i!crec j.
all ;r aiyan,a .e at are res' from he pt.Irc',' rr
way connections 0! that city wth Ne" Oeaha "!'!i ih'
Wcsir,n Mississippi country and ultimately win lie P'cii!
Ocean IL ts fact vi! -hn" No a.! !t'c'S'
ai:tu.lt c Trade All 'IdIG must :c'!iaolt - ""h@' t.
yu,hD.,g aud Cynnrcin Of that in"n Win AZ y
ia by tie .oposr eNcn:ioa. Viii b. seen 70 BE- 10" i:'>
investment, oi c.r.! aui il -'.i :u"r :s
the :av,a.. runs:craticn ri The stat .':.snt. :r
shortest Inc Washington C!lr an tln SUHti 'tr"
nic. !rrt is. af ~, sr:t"nt 10 com0aiI -: Tie o.
aagr a: aexlaGl road Tie a"el be-" ccn ttc f":' IN"
~: Snn;.
Il i.n.r.,,rd unnecessary hrc"s % Hr:=c.
IL lyu. o! ,. nsi"a, he Advantage o such NJ
jnrr1v,:, nj ac apparent IT, u.'Ir@ III -"
mi, - i. niyc ..:"c :inat.al na~!'":.iirH. iat
,y;cl>3un viii pnatss Lr il nud ii,r ioctttfa ~ I'
read = pth m -" ry ;!n, on which i; f'w proper y
TIC friends Il u 1'if",r'nrr' - 10 h.tr ui l." p-'
,.. been a;,:,gpl:g ~ '..iii Ir': wOsG iriica
,asrs n, ,unr psucr =! ';.n l3 i as, accommodating To
.airs ura''an whch '"o- ,a"G " fr ;"s: :" sis "g :.
Cl,,rs"!e ac !urnrl: 'aa,!,i Ill tt" -'n' Cenrh
;.,ai. - y .r, antt |-iIn.r :':r luck + ih''#
usav:r ,i" c, neal read running 'H:, Car IL CuE, rT>>.
i, uiy f,,ynnna n, POINT r..ry rrl,i;. :'i,E;tus
ttr,, .,-.
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To n. Editors Of tie Enquirer.

aoSnoE c. II, Va FsB I3 1882.
il.sSFs. E:inrsT.c rails c:y Of Uri.za)R - not
without is elect ga1 the :!ua"!lln w!!ds al our olJrcd
Corr. nwc>l:;i The broad and beam,fcl banner o De.
n!ocricy il unoi srf tn the br,z The pthr"ch l. heard
sudg l!iu gathering and brethren oi the East and
our brethren Throughout he Union may depend upon finding
well disciplined corps OF Fglnias ;Vunuin boys in the
tic md amongst Tie foremost during The coming contest
The Sunmsr" Jcczc which swept from ". stern virginia
during late Slate election the scared leaves OF Democ-
,cv. Is past, and once more clothed IN uu: proper Dill
ni4nIs rrurrg past and !oukng forward 10 brighter
n,ur may b. found the Democratic party in this section
Let DE giant Gf the WcsI br brJrgnt forward against
Ulcj ban3c. cf National! Democracy Can with safety oe
entrusted and ground whom the entire Democracy o!
the tn.vn rally, nmt you will lind the entire De-
lrrr', from the apex of The Blue Rite" 10
tie auu.S ri the quiet OHIO, ready tor ner'icc--un-
terrified gtrsnt powcis unIrammel"d by sectional
feeling irlion* and unawed by the hunbus VI nopa!-
y;snl Snriter in roio t1'tiic- in determined upon
maintenance vi thoec cherished pncipies when liVc
places io american republic s one ot the brightest gems
in the worlds cIown
Preparatory steps tring taken in tho adjoining coun-
ls lur 1 thorough n;sanz iun and Monroe Democracy
rch during tho late .!tct;nn through misnanaeeneit
,n dissenting c.azed and fJuEn factions experienced
Ia, they cserv-d for their oiy) arc now 2irdng On
nc rusty arur Tor Tho fray At tho March Court stci-
being 4G.n thorough county nrsaniziii"n,
ana at tho April Court Convention will oo held al lhs
..c or central location In the Congressional
district Understand Tor the purpose OF selecting eua'
Die number y! delegates 10 attend !lr Baltimore Conttn-
~ We trust steps ui This kind will be taken by every
county and district within the limits OF this broad Common
wealth ard Nugnia with her broad Democratic shoulder ut
The wheel will drag the c! "wugon OF State through the
slough OF Federalism. Acon prompt and decisive action
accomplish tlc u!cct throughout The un1n and the
Democratic patv OF Virginia, well as every other Com
uunwnah, may rcst assured thht their opponents WI n"
reulin idle. ay every county be found with its Demo-
organized ard county poll to the u,mos
cs.nt their Democratic Let each Democrat fe" tha
;Jn hin work 10 &c DONE nnt throughout inc
od naited voice join in ;hc funeral trg* OF iescy