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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-15
RANCE OF TIIEpMoMETEU,


go 10 THE CITIZENS OF RICHMOND-Ths
sub crbc mas beeu citizen OF dis city FOR the I thirty
unly tho
p'oi- l!r business calls item
on4 c"ir heir te.irc 10 oons him with
for Blank hook AMI other binding. lie aIcr
sef iha c has faithfully executed all orcrs his line Being
nlSed wh complete binding tools Virginia. his
long practical experience operative his judgment seec
blank hook and materials and his requirements,
induce that the Richmond will favor him
with cr orders Blank Books and Will Jrni, him with other
binding lie will attend the taking Of patterns person in any
part OF the CITY. r. y. SANXAY
June 10 bookseller Dookbinder and Saoner
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-15

From all we can learn the wheat crop this county does
no, promise be good Many farmers, whose pros
meets few weeks since highly sltering hardly expect
en-, their wheat al ALL In places the Joint worm has
been at work, that taking all things into consideration
Rockingham will fall very far short OF her usual yield OF
wheat The CROP thus far promises WE'LL but the pats
crop generally, will be exceedingly Short Rockingham
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-15

JAPANESE OUTRAGE ON AMERICAN SAILORS.
PHILADELPHIA JuSE l4.-By the arrival of the barque
Eureka from Canton have confirmation of the
men, published in ST. Helena papers, relative outrage
pepeated by the japanese on party Of shipwrecked
American sailors. They captured by the Japanese
and confined in cages, for more than year, but finally
eleased and sent TO Batavia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-15
LIME FOR PEACH TREES.

We have authority Says The Agricultural Pioug OF
The Hon John NJ. Clayton who is the most mp.o-
wing farmers Of of the improving States in the
Union Deawae that lime is the best manure ever applied
10 peachlrees He scrapes the dirt off, and applies to the
naked roots from three dozen shovesul of lime fresh
from the kiln Gubs die and peaches live by the operation
Certainly we have manipulating trees
than those OF farmer Clayton.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-15
JUDICIAL ELECTIONS.
Tho returns OF the recent elections indicate the choice Of
the following gentlemen compose the Judiciary oil This

Tho returns OF the elections Indicate the choice OF
he following gentlemen compose the Judiciary oil ms
JUDGES IL THE COURT or APPEALS.
William Daniel, Of Lynchburg.
Richard c. L. Moncure, of Stafford
Green B. Samues, of Shenandoah.
John j. Allen OF Botetourt.
George Fl. Lee, OF Harrison.
CIRCUIT COURT JupGEs.
lst-Richard H. Baker
2nd-John w. Nash.
3rd-WilIiam Leigh.
4th-Norborne M. Taialerro.
5th-Edward P. Pitts.
6,h-John B. Ciopon.
7rh--John A. Meredith.
S,h-John #. Lomax.
9lin-Iohn w. Tyler.
l0tll-Richard H. Field
llth-Lucas P. Thompson.
l2,h-John Kenney.
l3th-Richnrd Parker.
l4th-Edward Johnston.
l5th-Edward B. Bailey
l6th-Andrew S. Fulton.
l7th-Gcorge w. Hopkins.
lsth-George w. Summers.
10Th Matthew Edmis,on.
2Oth-George w. Thompson
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-15
AGAINST THE ART UNION.

New YoRK, JrsE IA suit has been pending against
this association for tm charging thai il had overstep
ned The specifications of its charter BY encouraging sys
lem of lottery contrary the laws of The State of New
York forbidding lotteries To-day the case was decided
ciaon known as the cart Union illegal and uncons,itu-
tional.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-15

If the democratic party all times and under all clrcu
oncrshis total adherence Of seconasm in all its forms,
. nd his bold fearlessness Of political action
Who does not know his integrity OF character his kind.
- ~ n.,r his generosity and truthluness of purpose
% history of no man furnishes conclusive evidence
f nnnlcaons fitted adorn the station ne is destined to
iii But, gentlemen, have already detained you TOO long
r - IL your opnion-l believe il TO be the opinion OF
1,orncv every where-tal in Gen. Pierce the country
vii, have President wise patriotic and most worthy !.
Wide lhe councils Of this great republic.
The sona details contained in this Speech were se"e'
- with brenthess attention by the audience ana wiz" "
disguised pleasure
Col George followed by number OF other sPeate's
among whom The Hon. Nathan Clifford virgin y gar
r;s and Ex-Goy. Anderson.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-15
PRICES or STOCKS IN RICHMOND,

ELPNNTED EY JOHN 4. LANCASTER q sum
Week ending Thmrsdny, Jun. lWh
Virginia State Stock interest from date rasHa lie
Treas.ry slO1
State Stock. former issue, with interest from
Isl Jan short dates interest," dates 100 and
James River and knnawha Guaranteed Bnnds,
with interest from st jan sales this week. lu3 AMI mt
Frcasbrs and Potomac Railroad bonds,
wi;h interest IRON list IAN, last sales lLO hni Int
Richmond Cry Bonds, with interest from lstJnn,
sales this week, !l5 ana M
Virginia Bank Stock, par $50, last sales -
P,rinrfs' Rank Stack last salcs, lu7
Eycharre BANK stock last sales. l0jE
virginia Fir. nd a In Stock 1915!
Richmond Fire Association Stuck. last sales 81.
Richmond Frccsb and Potomac Railroad Stock
last sales. "
Virginia Central Railroad Stock, last sales. ~
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Stock. las sales 30
James Riycrani kanawia Stock last sales 10
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r,.TEST NEWS ,Y THE TELEGRAPH,
CONGRESS OFrHE UNITED STATES.

IN ~ thc Trtasui in answer 10 the resolution rsls
;.o ~ mo construction ship canal across the territory
~ rio,iIs He believedt practicable, provldedit b
,ne AZ Reasonable expele. The bill relating 10 psn;.
was then taken up
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-15


HST Express another LOT Silk Alone
u Sacks, light beautiful The pleasant Coat
that the Summer Also assortment OF light narty
coored Vests that will compare aToabiy with the
Of sku Tors Do call Emporium and examine
them without further Invitation HENRY SfIAFER & CO.,
June Is No. 103, Main corner l4th
STRATED AWAY, the first day Of June :
- from Water Losan's premises, coal black FiIIy H
and sorrel Colt having white feocks slight blaze A
on the forehead liberal reward will be paid to anyA
person giving information sufficient lead discovery
June l5-c2t WALTER LOGAN Manch
UANo:-A full supply of No.. Peruvian Guano sale BY
" June Is McGRUDER SONS
FGHlN PLATE, LEAD, &c.-NOO boxes Tin Pate-an
soment comprising all sizes, including IL by co. bright aud
loaded roofing Bar Lead Zinc sresr and for sale By
juno Is S. McGRUDER & SON.
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nIrEI.-ATAI. RESUL'

DUEL-ATAL RESULT.
r.,,rs-ox JuSE l4.-A duel was fought on tn u Of
ohAn@i Lnr, Meliet Ftida between Col Gruni,t ami
A.; Inrcs The latter w killed, and Col. Gfunai SUI.
.anGsrrJ himself TO the aulorriilcs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-15
A CHANGE.

We see BY the last Suffolk, Va, souhron" that its late
editor Mr. Goodwin has disposed of his interest 10 his
former associate and coedtor A. W. Sarke who will con.
nue the paper under the name OF the Nansenond Enqu-
rer" Mr. Starke is young man OF hne abilities and good
business ouafcat TONS We wish him abundant success in
his most laudabe enterprise
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-15

The Bank of the State of North Caroins has declared
dividend Of FIVE and quarter ceat ito capital stock
for the last six months
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-15

BALTIMORE IARkErS, JusE II.
Sales Of 1000 bbls Fot al 81 L. White Corn % TO .
cts; yellow 81 cts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-15

The following statement has been handed the Wash
ingon Union for publication by Of the gentlemen whose
signatures it bears:
The misunderstanding which occurred during the debera-
tons of the Virginia delegation in Baltimore between the
Hon. Henry A. Wise and the Hon. Fayette McMulu has
been amicably and honorably adjusted.
GEO. BOOKER,
CHAS. MASON
for Mr.. Wise.
w. A. RICHARDSON,
R. w. JOHNSON,
for Mr. McMulin.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-15

The meeting called for last evening make arrangements
for celebrating the approaching anniversary, decided
failure Had the Jordan Hatcher been up for discus
son we doubt not the Gibraltar of Whiggey would have
been represented by hundreds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-15

The nomination of Gen. Pierce has put into circulation
statements in regard TO tho birthplace OF
of first AS have ulso fallen into
in relation this matter have taken pains TO as
certain the following facts Lewis Cass born in the town
Of Exeter N. Fl. Daniel Webster born in the
called Franklin, formerly Salisbury, in Mermack county,
N. H. D. s. Dickinson Of New York. born in Merr
mack county, well John A. Dix Gen. Franklin Pierce
Is navetof Hisboro', Hlllsboro county, is liz ea
descendant of the family Of Pecys and the Duke Of North
cumberland, the title being extinct Judge Stephen a.
Douglas of Illinois, also born in New Hampshire b.,
shortly after his birth hi. father removed Vermont where
asls well known the representative of "Young America"
lesrned cabinet makers trade.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-15

THE MISSISSIPPI AND IT'S TRlBUTARlES.-The
following is of the length of the mississippi
river and its tributaries:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-15
wuIG NATlCAL CONVENTION.

p,-,ycrr June H.-Daega.ss 10 tho Nhls National
c,rannn are arriving large numbers Inc most el.
,nsve arrangements ha, been made Tor 'he!t acc3nmo
dutiOn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-15

The desirable property known the Mountain Top Hote
situated the Blue Ridge Rockhsh Gap Augusta county
va is offered for SALE See Mr. Leakes advertisement In
another column.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-15

Lee, <soo aneao ;o.;,v mo doubt ex.
and Wr, to be heard from. Lees majority 10 uo'o' 80
ceeds 3000 ,.,r,n
TWELFTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.
The following the official vote OF me @ III
inp The twelfth Judicial Circuit from when WIN a b
that Col John Kenney OF Hafr'sonou's' 70 ''01''N
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Fer SALE,
,rnn IInyL,I AVN I>tDN


yE1IiIS establishment the Blue Ridge ROrsh Cap
county Val the great ofou.hiarc for Western tav
The Virginia SPRING. This geographic inaloh
cxcelcd cjuard the kin! the Unite! Ses
The aud healthy, scenery delightful In" free stone water
chIiibrac The nusc tcc and comn"ors. av ing u
lie houses There about
land, l Of which be we'll in clover cultivated
sni good well atr TO the eInsih al
Corn Rye Oats C and natural 10 the fine grazing 5uc ctass
Apply myself on the premises Mr. Nathaniel Majse
June lJ--c2m SAMUEL LEAKE.
RESOLUTIONS AND DEBATES OF 1898.
W. RANDOLPH has lut,Ise! a aud conveniently
~ arranged edition u" the Virginia Report Of 9seo touching the
Alien ard Ilws together with the Resolutions December
81 1?S the Debate and Proceedings treon The Hose 81 Dele
Virginia. and several other documents ilut the t
and Resolutions; half cali binding 81 80
The baltimore having made the Resolutions "f y,
the Democratic Paorm ll- work hiss important
and Indispensable all the fgHhf! A. hu snail
resolutions WHO read them. "nid ADVISE IN
early Application copy Ii viii ba sent by mall Tree
exese, all who will remit tho price 10 sanl o
pld. June l5l j. RANDOLPH
NAGEKs' OFFiCE-u. FRANCE ~ co.., Suc'
.VE CESS IRS TO r. MORRIS X 60.
Splendid scheme for this laytap.as $1,000. OF Dan Of
2jis' - 0i go. DC - Nos. II drawn. Tmkrs 81
k!sr, the Dollar i.n,ieryCdIntal So H. ~ 1850 &c
Drawn Nos OF Grand Consolidated, Class ,:
Is O. 81 81 ~ 35 3 81 "a is D.
JuGs u &. ". PURCELL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-15
LAST WEEK.
EYIuLNGE CONCERT HILL

VIII Positively Close on Saturday, june loih.
daaYSE,S celebrated teties OF GIGANTIC PAHohA
ID tied VOYAGE To EUROPE embracing maenn.s i.rr
of poston liza ITabor Halifax, Atlantic, River Mercy M
pool the Crystal Palace Of the Worlds Far % 1 euSins
OSDON-frnmtN Thames. passing under the DugG a ur
with magnificent fiew the Thames Tunnel n,,iahS h
n.taJ ,nI both banks beautiful RIVER kiliE and
The Hall is conveniently fitted with incnu p nre md
seated so that all view the Panorama ".hou. 'e
every attention paid the comfort OF asmoon
nsy- An Exhibition on WEDNESDAY and saiuhpAi ''
o'clock .,, ..a.r 70 wear, of age 10
"a Admission Is cents; Children under Il years u az
cents >. .onm.nre r,oyng At elsht
Ia Doors open a. . ia"o4-AN - Juns l4-N
o'clock. -.
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The Governor dcrt the particular and prompt attention "i return
officers the accompanying and resolution OF the General "
scmby requests that all elections arrad made,
forwarded deparrcr speedily possible that the
the Judge, before the 1T july next
Lnur li--c4L WI u. RICHARDSON. Sec Com.
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=. ,,e,d,b and thickness. At jubilee held in this city,
Of that triumph tho following was received

length OF that riump tho following received
from General Pierce: &c ,o.o
NV Dear S-Your letter OF the: 18th ns was duly re-
.ciyfd yield with reluctance 10 circumstances,
which deny pleasure Of participating IN your jubilee
The victory 10 lack element oil completeness is
hr runph Of right wrungof The Democracy single
handed over all lacuns and all combinations-of fidelity 10
The Constitution md the Union virtual treason 10 both
prcsenI mr thanks to the Committee of Arrangements
nv connraula tons The meeting, and with them II you
lease The suboincd sentiment. In haste your friend
''" " FRANK PIERCE
UoS SAMUEL Fl. AYEn.
JSs Compromise Measures of 1850 aud the Ne,o Hump
shire Democracy The former the latter have fixed the
cal Of their emphatic appreciation. No North no South,
M East no West under the Conslituon-but sacred
of the common bond and true devotion TO the
common brotherhood.
do not know that he has expressed his views more re-
Gently but do know that he has never expressed them a
eny Under the improved state OF feeling here, General
pierce can and will carry the North upon that letter Some
If You know ure dissatisfied with the terms OF the ADJUST
men,; but if my head ut stake, would checriuy un
rrwrite for General Pierce true at all limes ana In all
circumstances the rights Of the States and The union OF
The States know him WELL personally and politically, and
a ruer hearted, nobler soued man never oreathed,
1S J. M. CAMPBELL.
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1,yID FUSSJEN,

ATTORNEY At LAW.
xY1I1 nc,re in the Caur,s Alexandria Fairfax and FaGel
w Coun,ics lie will also attend 10 the prosecution Of Cs
aoains the General Goycnn.n Office E street bel
Asn and Pit in building occupied by The Manassas Gap
Road Company.
Alexandria Va. June l5-c6m
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RESOLUTInNs AND DEEATEs OF 17Ds.
UNITED ST.i TIES ,l.IL LINE.
FOR NEW YORK. VIA NORFOLK.
STEhM SIIIP RIO n o * e.

> Il f. a II III r X y q II ~ Il
To Sail Tuesday, June 18th, at four o'clock, Il. "
fsNllE ii wheel steamship ROANOKE, -.
4 Lewis irrish Commander. will continue
ervc freight for y York ti day Tuesday. until SIIIE
O'Clock r. ~ aud will leave her wharf Rockets aReSf
all clock p H. recely BY "h;h hour Passengers VIII :4's
10 be hoard.
Pasgc;o crron New York nc!ung meals and fine state rom
accommodations, only hv
Storage TO or from do. only
taking ship Norfolk will be charged the same
by the River Boats So and meals -
Tickets be secured and ehs ccted from plan OF the snip
AT office, South side Of the Basin
June 10 IUDIhM WhTSUA.
STEAMER BELVEDERE.
FOR BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA
TETiIE steamer "Be.videre," Clifford, commanf I'll.
der. is ready receive freight this morning iortti-2
the above places. and will continue receive up
the hour OF O'Clock and will leave al o'clock D. ror
June l5-lt LUDLAM Wal aoN-
IRON AND STEEL STOEE.-l75 tons American, s"ea.,
English aad Country ilannsre! lron--an a".or, Hen Go'
nearly all si.e l', road. square, AMI half rgrh' h o@e "
Nail Rods. made vi American AMI >"sde Steel
Plough Iron, from to II Inches VIDE . -,,c
American English t,seed Cast; German ana o'
Steel. Plough Plates. For saeby o,rnrp :, CON
1June Is ,. McnI.l-D.N e - -
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THIRD JUDICIAL sECTIoN.-Court Of Appeals
Judoe Samusla' majority will range from 60oO to 7OOU
80 rn1 CICTECNTu rIRCI1IT
Baiey's majority, 39l.

ETGHTE ENTH CIRCUIT-OFFICIALl NEI UN!So. I
i1AoAA A1H .,.,,a,r. MoC,omns Smith. Fisher. |
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STATE viEGlSIA-Cuy of Richmcnd 10 wit:
l. GEORGE w MuSFURD CcIk the House at Delegates li
keeper Commonwealth of Virginia 10 hereby
ty foregoing copy the Resolutions adopted BY
The General Assembly of Virginia tho se" day oi Junn lst
Given under my hard this 18th day OF June, 1852
G. W MUNFORD. C. II. D.
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STATE ELECTIONS.
SUPREME COURT OF APPEALs-ETah se SECTION

ahead and Cabell, Wayne
Lees majority, no doubt, ex'
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-22
AFTERNOON SESSION.

The Joint resolution in regard certain articles ta-
ken from Catholics in Mexico, and returning them TO
the Cathedral in this city, read the second time 1t
is as follows
Il Joint Resolution in relation to certain articles taken
from the CathsdraIs in Merieo.
WHEREAS During the invasion of Mexico by the army
of the United States certain articles taken from
the Cathedrals in that country by members of said
my and subsequently presented to the State accepted
by the Legislature, and placed in the State Library
Therefore,
SECTION l. Be resolred by the General assembly Of
the State of Indiana That the State Librarian be, and
he is hereby authorized and required deliver Rev.
j. ueguen the Priest in charge of the Catholic church
in the city of Indianapolis the portrait Of Simon de
Cassia and such other articles in his possession
taken from Cathedras in Mexico, to be preserved in the
archives Of said church, in the city of Indianapolis
SECTION q That the Secretary of State is hereby
asired to furnish the State Librarian and the Rev.
Guccuen. with copy OF this Joint Resolution
Gov Lane took the floor and spoke in opposion Of the
resolution and in defence OF the Mexican War and the
American soldiers engaged in that war. His remarks
will be published hereafter.
Mr.. Holloway replied to Gov. Lane at considerable
length and defended the resolution.
Mr. Emerson rejoned and opposed the resolution. He
moved to refer it to select committee. He wished to
have the charge Of taking articles from the Cathedras
in Mexico investigated
Mr.. Dunn, in speech OF some length, reviewed and
denounced the policy of Mr.. Folks administration in
lation to the Mexican War.
Pending the discussion,
The Senate adjourned.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-22

sufficiently expressive Of the object: and the language
Of any such instrument shall receive its common and or
binary Specification" He protested against this Legs
lature passing law prescribing forms by which the
citizens OF this State will be forced 20 adhere, IN order
10 make certain instruments of writing valid. This b
presupposes the ignorance Of the people and he did
not wish to any such laws upon statute books
Mr.. Owen thought that the amendment offered by
Mr. Holman would create more litigation than any 9th
er amendment that could possibly have been submitted
Mr.. Lewiston opposed TO striking out and insert
ing but would vote for striking out.
Mr.. Benin demanded the ayes and noes striking
out and inserting, which was decided in the negative
ayes &c, noes So.
Mr. Gibson moved to strike out the section which re
quIres an acknowledgement OF deeds lost
Mr.. Owen introduced bill regarding the fees of
corders; read first time. sA#
MIR. Owen introduced bill regarding seals ant
scrolls; read first time
Mr. Holman introduced bill authorizing Circui
Courts Of this State to try and determine for elonl
an indictment on copy of the Indictment; read frs
time
Mr.. Holman moved to suspend the rules aud the bill
be read the second time now, which was agreed to
ayes 70, noes 10.
The bill was read the second time and after consider
able debate TO the constutonaity of the bill
On notion the bill was referred to the judiciary com
mittee.
Mr. Spencer introduced a resolution for holding after
noon sessions; adopted.
Mr.. Hudson introduced joint resolution, asking 70
more liberal construction oil the act Of Congress O
May 9th, 1913; read first time.
Mr.. Spencer introduced resolution to provide by Law
for bringing suits against the State; adopted.
Orders Of the day.
Several bills read the second time and appropri
ately disposed of.
Senate joint resolution for obtaining from the Genera
Government certain lands in the Vincennes District 70
the use of common schools, Rad the first time.
House adjourned.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-22

Mo Holloway, in his speech in the Senate, on Mon
day. stated that the democratic party of Wayne county,
were as bitterly opposed to the Mexican War as b.
Now should lie to know c. our friends of the
Jeersonian and Cambridge City News, If this state
men, is true, The Democratic party of Indiana sustain
ed the administration of Mr. Polk, and maintained the
justice and necessity of the war; and the declaration Of
Senator Holloway is the first intimaton have had
that the Democracy of Wayne formed exception 1t
is well known that Mr. Holloway opposed the Mexican
War; In the speech alluded to- he euogized the ina-
nous speech Of Mr.. Corwn in the United States Sem
ate and declared that he would rather have been the
thor of that speech than the proudest General that
commanded army, and that he would teach his chill
dren it, and that in the history of our
try should be placed side by side with the declaration
of Independence; thus placing Thomas Corwin superb
Washington the authors Of that glorious decla-
ration. Mr.. Holloway is certainly entitled to his own
opinion; and if the Wing party Of Indiana choose to
make his views part of their platform, we have no
right to object but do object to his making his dem
constituents in old Wayne responsible for such
sentiments. 1t cannot be possible that Da-
vd p Holloway with his views and opinions in relation
the Mexican War, fairly represents the feelings and
sentiments of the Democratic party of that county
That he represents the Wings, have doubt, and
let him. therefore, when he uters such sentiments speak
for his Wing friends, and not include Democrats.