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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-06-10

Tie balloting was then postponed. and
the Convention adjourned until Satur-
day morning.
General Franklin Pierce, OF New
Hampshire, received the Democratic
nomination for President, on the 18Th
ballot. receiving 293 votes.
PRovIDrScE. June 6.
Loss OF LirEBY The CApsIZiNG or
BoArs.-A boat containing MIR. Merrill
Wheeler, rapcr hanger, and one Of his
workmen, was cnpsizcd by sudden
.quall on Saturday, and Mr.. Wheeler
was drowned. Another boat was also
cal iZcd by The same squall, ard color
ed man hamed Samuel Twecdy, who
was alone in the boat, was also drown
ed.
WASHINGTON, June 7lh.
The Republic snys General Pierce Is
an old Hunker Of the strlctes, sect hav-
ing distinguished himself in the House
OF X, prcscntatives by his hostility 10
River and IIarbor lmprovcmenls-tha
lie continually voted against all such
bills that subsequently were approved
~ G,n. Jackson, including one for the
Deeware Dreakwatcr, and also the
Gun bcrland road bill. In the Senate.
he also voted against all Harbor and
River bilIs-against grant of land TO
an InGidna railroad that offered TO carry
the mails free Tor 20 years as recon-
pensr. His greatest speech in the Sem
ate was apains, the relief 10 the widow
VI Gea. Harrison,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-06-10

IpA periumed newspaper has been
started I" downeast" by an enierprising
yankee. Each sheet upon being opened
for pcrusal, .miIs all the exquisite pc
lunu Oi eau de rose.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-06-10

GOA gentleman recently travelling IN
Syria played Old Zip Coon and sang
l. Gle Ned TO an audience oi dclighed
Arabs near the runs oi Baal bee. The
next thing will likely he IA h0 dorn in
th. temple OF Jcru.alrm, or the mosque
oi OuiiZ.
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A person being asked the other day,
whether he was in iavor Of the Maine
liquor law, replied" Parity 30 for
tue ilquor-barri q the law"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-06-10

Industry must prosper" ne he man
said when holding The hady, while his
wife chopped wood.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-06-10

NJ We are indebted TO the Hon. w.
II. Seward and the Hon. }. Washburni
Jr lvr Publ c Documents.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-06-10

pOst We uIC fA'HP'eu Hoh 'hC YUM
mon lot Of humanity. Let no one take
that flatteriDg unc,lon TO his soul.
There is but one further topic, and
on that will detain you but n very
short time and that is in reiercnce TO
our foreign relations. Society in Europe
seems TO be in a transition stale. New
classes are sprInging up in society out ol
the old ana ,qulrmg influence IN the
State. This causes. from time 10 time,
general uphcaving Of the moral ele-
ments. Has it ceased Certainly not.
IL will continue as long as mankind con
tInue to advance in wealth aud know
ledge. They will advance thus while
improvements and new facilities OF in
tercouse aud commerce continue 10 be
opened up. Railroads, canals, magnetic
ieIegraphs are great revoluiioDisls.
Changes in government, becoming
necessary by The increase and extension
Of knowledge and wealth, cannot be Ell.
fected without commotion and conflict.
There is n speck Of war in the European
horizon, Ii may not burst 10th tins
year or the next, and il may The year al
Ter. When il shall come, what will be
our condtion7 II we avoid Intervention
with them, can we prevent their inter-
vention with us2 We could not do it in
the long wars which devastated Europe
ia the days Of the great Napoleon. Our
proximity has since change from forty
to ten days. Suppose difficulties should
arise, we must prepare Tor the exigcncy.
u they threaten To sweep our commerce
from the ocean as they did bei)re, We
may ward off the threatned blow by ap.
peals to their justice, by pointing out IN
clear and strong language the f,lsity OF
their views, and the gross violation Of
inte irrational law which their conduct
would involve. A clear and powerful
exposition OF real attitude in which We
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-19
Discussion Saturday Night.

A political discussion came off Saturday
light before a large audience at Friends
Warehouse. between n. II. Campbell and A.
NJ Tribe. We were not present. but learn
from many who were. that Mr.. Campbelrs
Two speeches on the occasion were fully equal.
If not superior. 10 any he has made during the
canvnss 1t is but simple justice to him to say.
that he has discharged his duties a, Elector Tor
the county in a manner that has commanded
The unqualified admiration and gratitude Of the
party Time after time he has appeared be-
fore the same audience-the severest ordeal
for young speaker-and at each new trial he
has been listened to with increased qualification.
lie has shrunk from no duty to which he has
been called. bat has boldly and successfully en-
counrered the best men of the opposition from
the celebrated orator Of Accomac. down TO The
Distinguished "Spartsa" from the Metropolis.
He has won and will wear his spurs.as gallant
ly us any nun engaged in the campaign.
or Mr.. Tribes speech, we hear that it was
rather TOO much of the syliabub order to suit
the sturdy stomach of democracy. Few pub
lie speakers superior TO hun IN that imagl-
native faculty, which like the sword OF harle.
quin can convert Lapland hut into the Attic
man Parthenon," but il 3 about difficult 10
engage him in naked intellectual wrestle. AS
TO "cui the throat OF ghost" This we say Of
him as political orator. On subjects afford ng
more material for argument aud reason than the
defence of democracy. We would expect to SEQ
him employ them
The result of the discussion was emnenl y
satisfactory to the Wings. And here we take
occasion 10 any. tina, tho finest feeling prevades
and anima,es the parryin this city. Ouryouog
Wings particularly are thoroughly aroused
and " hazard nothing in saying that Lynch
burg will roll up one of her old fashioned ma
jorities 20 day fortnight
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ing appeal. in The hour Of triumph. They
wcrr the spontaneous promptings of noble
soul, humbled before God. when mans proud
nature was most prone 10 be presumptnous "i
own It's proves. nd mindful of moral duty, be-
fore every suggestion of personal qualification.
OF the many laurcls which decorate the brow
of Winfield Scott, there is not one which will
bloom longer, or be more cherished by po-teri-
~, Than This which commentaries humanity
rnoderaring the spirit Of victory.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-19

COL. HAMLroN.-Under another head wo
nave referred to the accession ofrhis able and;n
hnenial Democrat to the Scott ranks o.,
Hamilton has always been an unwav.r;un
democrat. In 1880 he VAS the .Ia,k.op
Candidate for Governor of Louisiana. and " ,'
defeated by Mr.. Roman. 1t was he who j. . ,t as
House Of Representatives in 1890. carried ne
TO give directly to the people the eec,ion a',,
Govenor. 10 fill the vacancy occason.J bv 81 - a
death OF Mr.. Derbigny. Col Hamilton i ,a .ne
''e'nan OF hne ability great political experience
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-19

Two weeks from to day the election takes
place. Are our friends prepsredi In the few
remaining days much. very much, may be nc
complisbed. by unremitting activity. There
/, no time left, nor is this an OCCASION for childs
play. Interests Of the gravest and weighliest
noment-interes,s involving our well-beIng as
men-and as the citizens of free government
bangupon the issue Then, 10 work. with the
energy of men and The zeal Of those who hold
dear the peace. the prosperity and the perpe-
tuity of our country and IT'S institutions. To
work with the spirit * Vlrsinians for the most
ilustrious living con Of Vrglnial The blessed
old dominion has already given seven Presi
dents to the Union. Does not an honorable
sprit of pride urge us to uncommon exertlon
that We may give one more-woithy III the
splendor Of his life aud the spotlessness OF his
patriotism 10 stand among the noblest OF them I
In the language Of our brethren in Richmond :
I'VE entreat you as Whig'. US Virgnlans. 10
give a few days to your country. EFFORT
WILL SECURE SUCCESS. As honest men.
having surveyed the entire field. and with
the fullest information before ns, we tell you
that ifthe Wings Of Virginia WILL IT, they cen
carry the State for Soorr AND GRAHAM. VIII
you not make the effort wiz you moi
visit your neighbors and eShort them la aid
in the good work. WILL YOU NOT SEE
THAT EVERY WING VOTER IN YOUR
NEIGHbORHOOD GOES TO THE
POLLSi VIII you no, your influence
with your Democratic friends To induce them
TO cast their votes fo- our distinguished csndl-
dates Hundreds of Democrats have already
enrolled Themselves under oar banner. Ap-
peal to the mechanic, whose labor is brought
into competition With the pauper labor Of Flu
rope;-appeal to the shareholders aud the over
seers, whose lives have been put in jeopardy
by our Locofoco G overnor;-appeal TO The far
mer. to the merchant, who are oppressed will
taxes TO augment the salaries of Locofoco OF
hce-holders; appeal to the friends of interna
Improvemcnl--to all who love their good oil
State, and desire to see it prosperous aud grea
WE CAN. WE MUST TRIUMPH, if W
make exertions worthy our cause"
1--WE beseech you as Virginians-we entire;
you as Wings, 10 spare no honorable means /
deliver our State from the ruinous sway of l.,
cofocoism. and cur Union from an obscure Va
Buren, Yankee. Think ofthe exstaiicio Joy whic
will thrill the Wing heart of America, at III
disenthraiment ofthe Mother ofStates-AND G
To WORK WITH DIFFERENTIATION TO coNaUEE
AND VICTORY WILL BE OURS"
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Pump-MOre Testimony

LfNCHBURG, sept. 9Th, l6oZ'
Mr. MITcHELL.-SlR: Yon ask me how | like my
Pumpi have been working it for three months, and
the more ! use ii, the better like it. The smallest
boy have, get in less time than it used
tax man with The old fashioned rope and bucket be-
sides the advantage gives in dry and dusty weather
My well in the centre part of my lot. and is So feet
deep and with the aid of Two men, can, in very few
minutes water garden yard and street in front of my
house, and throw water over any house upon the lot
and IN case OF fire, have my hose convenient that
one minute from the time reach the we'll can have
the water upon it, and four can work it for hour.
without ceasing Situated as mabove the Reservoir
would not be without this Pump for twenty times its
cost and would recommend all who are situated in like
mannerto myself, TO go straight and buy one of your
'umPs: Yours, respectfully,
oct l9-dlw Holm OVER
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New and Valuable Work.

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The foregoing is the title Of new work
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This work iSpubGshed by Henry Bill New
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Mr.. Perkins is now in the city to solicit sub
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-19
Scott I'm the hour Of Victory.

Upon the even,fui day when Gen. Scott en-
tered the city Of Mexico, he issued the follow.
ing congratulations and iejunc,ions to the gal
liant army under his command /:
"Under the favor of God, the valor of the
army, after many glorious victories, has hoisted
the colors of our country in the capital OF
Mexico, and on the palace Of its Government
The honor of the army and the honor of our
country call for the best behavior on the part
of all. The valiant must, to obtain the appro.
baton of God and their country, be sober, order.
iy. and meycJfM His noble brethreu in arms will
not be deaf to fhs appeal from their comman-
der and friend"
And, on the evening of the same day. he
addressed the troops in this becoming Ian.
guagc:
ne Genersl-in Chief calls upon bis broth.
zen IN arms TO return. both in puhi;c and nr;ya,o
worship, thanks and gratitude ~ Cd 6. ,to
signal triumph which they have rs..,,i,,
achieved for their country. Beo;r,;nr, ~
the 18th OF August, and ending the la,t -.
this army has CALAMITY fought its wav ,hro""t
the fields and forts of Contreras. San An,na;a
Churubusco. Moline del Rey. Chapultepec
and the gates of San Cosmo and Tacubaya.
into the Capital of Mexico. When the very
limited number who have performed such bril-
liant deeds shall have become known, the
world will be astonished. and our coun,rymen
hlied with JOY and admiration"
we look in vain over the pages of ancient
or modern history. remarks the u. S. Gazette,
tor any parallel to these impressive and touch
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-19

inst. at noon. Gov. Foote's message was 70
eeived. read and referred. On Tuesday IN
the Senate. a Joint resolution was offered 10
limit legislation To portion of the p'oelama-
lion and message. IA effort to include the cleo
ton Of L. = Senator was voted down. II TO D.
A resolution passed TO embrace all matters re
TERED to in the message. That document re-
ferred to distreling the State. the election oil =
s. Senator, internal improvement, and The SUD
iect of revenuc.
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mechanics Bank, Washington

We the undersigned, have been requested
bv Messrs. Logwood & Wright, to examine
into heir business connected with, the issu.
ance by them Of notes under the denomina-
ton of five dollars. This examination being
deemed by them an act of justice as we'll 10
themselves as to the holders of those notes.
We have no hesitation in s'aiingit as our opin.
ion, that Messrs. Logwood & Wright are en-.
tirely responsible for the redemption of all the
notes they have issued-onr investigation salts.
fying us that they have but limited amount in
circulation, and that their resources are amply
sufficient TO meet the demands upon them.
John M. Speed, Jacob Rumbough,
d. B. PAYNE, John G. Mechanism,
las f Horner, r. J. Echols,
Geo. w. Yancey. George Bagby,
SAM w. Shelton, Vim. NJ. Biackford,
Dan'l A. Wilson, John b. Lee.
Vim. T. Smith, A. H. Armstead,
james NJ. Boyd, Aug Leftwlch'
Thomas Jones, N. Fl. Campbell,
John G.. Meem, II. n. Glass.
Vim. p. Allison.
Lynchburg, Va. Oct. a. 1852. is
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.od an advocate of the States Rights School
ar s,,,hern men. He has large connection
.,non - bom bis example will moi be lost. His
,r,a.,o;oa,ion To sustain Scott is doubtless the
1..,,i, IF calm and deliberate Judgment. We
...,,rJ his accession to our cause as an event
of the highe., importance. and an omen of
u IONS ,riamph in Lousiana.-N o. Bee.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-19
ARRIVALS AT DIBRELL'S HOTEL,
YESTERDAY.

Austin NJ Tribe, Geo Skinull, VIM Martin Bedford:
Col Shelton and daughter Hanover; q Wall A NOEL,
r r; DIR r A Clement, Liberty; Rev NJ Bishop. lady
and servant. Va Conferences Miss Bishop, Dinwidde;
Tho. D Childress, C NJ Thomas, Montgomery; John
Grant Osceola Va Jno Hiotts, Franklin; J Amber.
son. Canal; Col Austin Campbell
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ELECTORAL TICKET.

l., f,jarie,-John r kilhy Of Nansernond.
Cd Dis,rict-Edward u Chamber, Of Meek lenhnrl
ID Di.trict--Thorna. 3. Flournoy, Of HALIFAX
9Th Districi-H. II Marshall. Of Charlotte
5th Disrict-Alex Rives of Abcmafle
9Th Di.,rict--Wm. G. Scott. 81 Powhatan.
9Th Disiriot--Jos. SegHr- Of Elizabeth City.
sth Distriet-Robt. Mayo at "esimoreiahd'
9th Di.friet--Hcary " Thomas, 81 Fairfax
l0tb Disfrist--AlrS n. Bnteler, afJ"a"rsnn.
1ftb Disfrief--Cnl.J Is. Baldwin. OF Augusta.
,9th Diatrict---Joln Eehols. of Monroe
18th Di.triet--wate- Preston, Of Washington.
ith Di4triet--I"hn J Jackson. iT.. Of Wood
18th Disfriet--T. NJ. Gully, 81 Ohio.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-19

SMALL NOTES.-Messrs Selden, with
ers & Co. Bankers of Washington, bel ewing
that public sentiment is hostile to any further
issues of one and two dollar notes, have deter
mind to withdraw their own issues of th,se
denominations. The Washington Republic oil
yesterday SAYS
Bank of the Union" notes are taken al
TWENTY-FIVE cents and those on the CITY Bank
Washington" at ten cents in the dollar by one
of the booksellers on Pennsylvania avenue, IN
exchange for books We have seen no other
nominal value affixed to the paper CT those
concerns The disirust with regard TO small
notes generally still Continues.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-19
The Express.

Oar neighbor Of the Express, IL. NJ. Gar
land, Jr., offers for sale portion of his inter
es, in that paper. We are sorry to see that he
assigns the precarious state his health as the
cause. The Express, he tells u.s. is frm y es-
tablished and paving a handsome dividend.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-19

Itisahigh tribute to the ilustrions HE anu
uneqaalled public virtue of Washing ton '"a'
the Sultan of Turkey proposes 10 contf'o"'e
block of marble To the monument no" "''"s
erected to him at Washington. Mr. Dfo" H.
our diplomatic representatives at oonS's"'''o,
ple. writes to the Secretary of the Monument
Association:
This marble is from Byzan,nm. the most
ancient of republics, and from the city OF oon n
ranline, as an offering fom the successor OF
The MAJ omedan caliphs aud the Ottoman SUI r
,ans-from the most rllustrious sovereign Oh
the race of eastern princes. iustnous BON 10, ,or
the great nobleness and magn"nlmity o' ";s
character. and for the exertlons when he 10
nakinp TO promote the prosperity OF his coun'
TRY and his subjects; it will, am nfdent'glve
satisfaction to the American people 1t Will
contain tho cypher of the Sultan and a proper
inscription"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-19

Railroad. Chef Justice Gibson, OF the gu,
preme Court of Pennsylvania, recently he''
that f,
Every obstruction of railway IS unla@,a ~
mischieyous and abatable at the cost o. -.
owner of H. without regard to his ignorance or r
intention. We are of opinion that sn o"he' y
cattle killed or injured on railroad mas no re-
course 10 the company or its servants '"s ' 10
he is liable for damag &c done by them 10 the
Company or its passengers.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-19
p.,isicaI Appointments.

EyrRuoNT WARD, State Senator from the
U anawbo District, will address the public, on
the subjects connected with the Presidency at
the follow Ing places and times:
Montgomery L. House. So'h Oh oc'ooer.
Roanoke, <'h
Bedford, 29th
Lynchburg, SUN
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SALE oil slaVcS.-Undera decree of the Cir
' 10, court OF Nelson, pronounced at its September
term 1852. in the case of Harr;, oJnin;s,,ntor VS.
auSner &c shall. at Nelson Court. House, on Mon
o me E2d OF November 1852 Chat being Court day
en oy way OF public auction at the slile in ront of
bo, . ouse, two valuable YOUNG NEGROES,
To- ana s'r' about Ii. years of age.
tRhs-So much cash ma will dsfr,v ex nenses of
$50 ''t residue on credit of six months Negotiable
at one of the Banks in Lynchburg, Suits
oct l9-tds mnt a, o.nn,, ~ =,
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Cuba

The aspect of the Cuban question ~ materi-
ally affected by recent events. So long as the
proposition was one for the forcible and illegal
seizure OF the leland by pratical assault, we
stood iuexorabIy opposed TO it--and 80 will
stand as long respect for laws and national
faith, and sense of right remain to us. But
should il become (as there now seems some
reason to anticipate, question whether we
shall resent insult aud redress wrongs. we will
be among the first to take our position by the
SIDE Of the honor and rights of the country
The late treatment of the Cornela and the
Crescent City, particularly the latter, are trans.
actions that deserve To he looked into, ms we
doubt not they will be, by the government. l.
it shall turn out that the Spanish authorities
have acted without suilicien, provocation. and
in disregard OF ,heir treaties with us. ample
reparaiion should be demanded We await
the official ascertainment of the facts, and will
be prepared to take our position when they are
known.
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OBHTUAR ".

Died on Saturday, Orb inst, after long illness, mt
the residence of Richard J. Gaines, Esq Charlotte,
SARAH B., consort of +. s. Miller, of this city. She
departe cheerfully ncqpescing in tho will of God.
Return, O mourncr from the silent Grave,
And praise the God who all her graces gave;
Follow her faith, and let her mantle be
A cloak of holy zeal to cover thee.
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w Reuben L. TimsIey--TAKE NO ICE

,o.o that shall Friday the 18th day of November,
civ AZ Inc law office of Thomas Kirkpatrick in the
VI Lyhchburg, and State of Virginia. proceed 10
us "d ,ne deposition of Stephen w Watts. &c to DO
canso 'fnce In my behalf the trial of Chan'f!
r. no" nepending in the Circuit court of Lynch
dsfsoL IN which am Plainand yourself and Others are
.boIi @ II; from any cause, the said dispositions
n"' he perfected the dav aforesaid the tukng
afre,';I Ti'l De continued from day to day. at place
"''re"a,d until compiered. Respectfully.
- t1Nti5N A. 8 LEE r., TDpnsei.
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-Shonln this advertisement reach tn"
county Pa is requested Of him by tho ,dmni.tator.
onares trens dscd that he will return +, hi. fathers
os, 20 enc Marble Hall. Montgomery county. Pa.
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TO Members of ali subordinate Di.

VISIONS NEAR LYNCHBURG-Thc under
signed have been appointeda committee to invite you
De present at the public meeting Friday the 29th in
stunt ~nen the Order and the community will be adj
dressed by members of the GRAND Division ON the sub.
l'ct OF Temperance. You will be expected TO bring
your own Regain The line will be fot med al hafpos.
ten o'clock An. Report to any one of the COMMITTEE
your probable strength aud number soon as possible
so your place may be assigned in the line.
JNO. LONG
GEO. w. BURFORD >
WIN. BROWN.
F. w. LAMBETH. {.
J. L. BROWN,
Rep and Exr copy : oct 1890
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-19

MISSISSIPPI LEoIsLAruRr.-Bo,bI Iouses n
this Legislature met at jackson n. ,a,r,
from the n o. Pieayune. on Monday. the 4rh