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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-04-03
RICHMOND, March &c.

RICHMOND, nlaiCH ~o'
The Democratic State Convention
rc-assenblcdthis morning. No jarr-
ing was manifested, as upon the first
day Of the session, and no very i'm
portant speeches were made. The
merits of the different candidates for
the Presidency were only vaguely
hintcd:at and not regularly discussed
Fifteen electors wore appointed
from the various Congressional dis
tricis, and authority was vested in the
Central Committee to select two for
The State at large which shows that
tho Cor Sshtion claims for Virginia n
representation of II in tho Electoral
College, whilst under the new appor'
tiontncnt based upon, tlro recent CEN
sus, shsis entitled to but Is.
The resolutions adopted by the Con.
ven,ion Gre in substance as follows:
lst. Re.asser,s the principles en-.
bodied in the resolutions of 1895 and
1880.
I'd. Declares tina, Congress has no
power directly or indirectly to appro'
pirate tho proceeds of the Public
Lands. :.
Sd. Takes ground against Frotec'
tive tariff
9Th. Dcnoun,es the doctrine Of In.
teiven,ion. ana asserts that the Fede.
raj Government should Units foreign
policy adhere to the maxims of the
Father Of his Country and tho Father
Of Democracy.
5th. Re.afirms the Resolutions Of
the Baltimore Conventions Of 1874
and lS4S. :. <
+ 9Th. Recommends~the appointment
Of four Delegates from each Congress
sionsl District to the Baltimore Con.
vention.
7,h. Approves the modes of voting
heretofore. pursued by the Virginia
Delegates in the Baltimore Conven'
/ :ion.
9th. Recommends that tho vote Of
Virginia in;,ie National Convention
ought to BE given for the" candidate
who can command,he grea.cs'strength
with the Democracy and whose prin'
ciples are known to conform mos,
strictly with the cardinal principles oil
Democratic republicanisin.
Without putting forth. my address
the Convention adjourned: ~
No delegates to the National Dem
ocratic Convention were appointed by
the Conyertion, and thc,electors were
chosen without reference tc their
Presidential preferences.
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OTHER AGENTS

y We arc without late news from
Richmond or Washington, the letters
from "ur Correspondents having fail
cd to arrive. At the latest ;'a:" from
Richmond the time for holding the
elections had been fixed for tho 4ih
Monday in May
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Mat Ssl5ooG goGce.
The American Temperance Magazine


For!Apri!, is received: This work
Increases rapiGlyin interest and Ti'iu".
There is much of information and en-
enlargement to be gathered from the
Moath1y ComPtnd. which is prepared
by an old friend and fellow-laborer OF
ours. This No. contuinstwo'srlendid
rortrai,s, ard treats Of Politics and
Political Economy of Temperance !
the Auction, or tho Wedding Coat, q
tale of truth; the Temperance Mil
lcnium; William Il. Stacy; Beauty
A Vision, seh,i.propheticS Cons'itu-
tionali;y of the Maine Liquor Jaw;
the Willow o'Grti,o Well; the Drunk.
ards Child; Monthly Compcnd.
~ Mr., NJ M, Dcm, of Granville,
in this county, is Agent for this Mag,
aziTc for II, w. Va, and we should
be glad to hear of his doing brisk
business in his agency.
EY We have jus, received a dupli'
cate of tho April No, which is subject
to public inspection.
VIZ invite tho attention Of our read.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-04-03
ongalia Mirror nnd Wheeling Argus,
On motion, tho meeting adjourned.
WnLiAM DuRniN, Prcs't. "
NJ. Y. Wiley, Secretary:

e. Von THE, MIRROR.
Mr.. E1itor-Through curiosity a.
lcue ;oek a sigh, peep into the late
Democratic meeting, and | there, dis
covered that business was'pnt done up
Just according 10 6m.er', parliament
airy rules The presii'eh, ana secrc-
f,ary may have flied their posts honor
abIy, but to have half dozen motions
before tho house a, once, and from a
dozen 10 twenty all speaking, DR. stri-
wing 80 to do, a, tho same time, is not
just The way they used to do business
where | was raised. Blu. this is'no:
| all. Some Of the far.sceing, prophetic
ones figured it'on. some way that the
Legislature would not make commits.
siohers md precincts more numerous
than they now are; consequently they
took it upon themselves TO perform
! this 'a,duous duty free gratis. Quite
generous indeed, yet now lawful; but
| suppose democratieal notwi,hs'and.
ing. .rs
have eeen several documents re.
Gently, in the shape Of Circulars, which
| IN some instances are little strungc.
These on the Democratic side appeal
only 10 the voters Of thu, party. Why
is this. .NIr EdisUr2 DON'T they intend
to serve tho people, ,ifelccted, or only
a. certain partyl. / suppose It is uGt
1rmocratical 10 i,nplore all the "o'ers'
Mono! l once heard u Democrat say
in speech, tina; he wished every
Wing might be thrown over tho bat
Elements of Niagars, never again to
have a resurrection! In enc year
afterwards he was 4 candidate himself
for Office, opposed only by one of the
same party. He who pronounced this
horrid imprecation .wdc about to be
defeated :. to. save himself he had, TO
take it alp hack, end beg pardon for
his folly. This is true bill, rs many
can testify. In view of such circum-
stances, does it net become my one
asking .or.cHpcc,ing to nsk the 'sattrs-
gcs OF the "dear pecple".to be care
ful what kind of words he uses!
The author of one of those doca-
mcn,s claims to be common sense
Farmer" hut by the production Of
such apiece Of folly, he has lin the
eyes of many not only made himself
appear void Of" common SENSE" but
has almost metamorphosed himself
into perfect booby! Wonder how
he expects, irelec,ed, to attend to the
duties Of that responsible of!ice-for
he says, (imperative!y,) "Gehtlemen
Democrats! put twenty. or thirty thou
sand dollars i1r'my pocket, and | can
boast of qualifications sufficient to be
clerk" Does he: think the Democrats
are such cnnsummate fools,as 10 give
him: SO much before he can ever
j" boast'@of any qualifications lie
also shys, in separate sentence, ."
can give advice on points of law'with'
out fec orreward." L wonder every
one wishing advice does moi. go IL
him when they can &c: advice for no
thing p, He soemsto have quite a dit,
fercnt idea of using'the loayes ant
fishes" from that practiced in apostle
lie days. Then, they put item int
their mouths but he wishes to hare
them roked INTO his pockets; i iea'
tif he iun't content himself With farm
ling, he will have none 20 poke either
in mouth or pocket. Ron Roy.
Tmfoxn, Va.
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Far tic Mirror

IEr. Editr,-Tiere are already
several candidates before the people
for the Office of Sheriff; but none l
believe, on the Eastern side Of the Ri
yer. Can we not hare .one recon-
Hinended at Least, ifrot announced p
" C. Eanderrort nigh; perlnrm The
duties of that office very creditably-
but do not know that he has any in
tention of becoming candidate. 1
have merely made thes9 suggestions
to stir up the Eastern portion Of the
county. w.
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correspondence.
=. Observation-Disclosures
PITTSBURGH, CORRESPONDENCE.
Extract OF letter TO the Editer, dated
- pittsJsrrh March 20, '5s.

Extract Of n letter 10 tho Editer, dated
e. Pittsburgh, .Marca 90, '5s. -,
Tho beautiful weather which has
favored US for some time, yesterday
cuvc way TO the rude winds of March.
Cloak Ks, .overcua,s,' mu!ls. and ether
appurtcnances Of winter, were bra;
into rcquisi,i6n. = I'us doubtless You
have experienced ine change of wea-
ther. and shallsay no more abotti'.
Tho Eoss.M maria has almost en-.
tirely died away. and nothing remains
to remind us of the illustrious Magyar
| The clampion'of down.,rodden liner
tty IN Hungary, save a supply oftI!an'
carian bonds left in the hands Of bro.
| kcrs, 10 be exchanged for !" material
aid" SO mucl, desired by him. But
the exchanges, l think. will be limit.
Tod, owing to tile rapid ABATEMENT of
The fever. dotiot hesitate in saying,
shoula'Kossulh again visit this city,
for the purpose of obtaining material
aid, he would fall short in obtaining
sufficient to foot bill of one weeks
board at the Monongahela Fiouss for
sclfehd suite, in spite of his en'husi'
astic and fowcry speeches. ."
As the Kossui, mania is dying a.
way nero Is ano.ae[ movement u u
more Importance TO Tue people Q.
Pennsylvania no" on l"o'--'t IS inc
Temperance mo"emch'-a" e.c.. ny
the friends OF temperance 10 MIRO
d"ce law similar TO INC law az, nov IN
f"rcc in Name known nc, as the Name
Liquor Law, ihere is an intense
interest manifested IN TINS community .t.n
on tho subject, and many thousand
citizens have signed pettt!'onlS 20 the >
Legislature praying i"rthe enactment
Fof such law wnile numerous fem 20, n,
strances have also been q. sent H. me
proposed law prohiolts the manalae'
ture and sale OF Intoxicating Lanoss;
except tor sacramehtat' t,efna''ca'
and artls'lral purposes, IN the 'ou'os
Of Pennsylvania. II does MOI prevent
the importation OF liquors IN large OF 81
sinai! quantities; therefore even II
this law should pass cannon see now 10!
intoxicat'on can oe prevented IN !, ,, ms
State as l'qror can ~ pc onSalheu at .ag
custoni.lionse in ihliaaelpma; ana
every man that can raise h'e or zen
dollars %i'l Keep supply on tanas'
(Which the proposed law does not iot.
bld. Inc on,y good ina, gun s1I
likely to arise from sucn a law "o. YOU, :,
nc to the poorer classes, VINO c"u,9 ia
not raise I'VE oFten ooiIaFs' an" "9 ',';,
he compelled to 40 without II w .,;.,
the rich sweIl,hcaas c"'',a oloat tne'I
hides and roll IN drunkenness =, !. from
day 70 day but | snail ioFoenr com :,
mentlag any fnrtner on inc proposed !
law" which | Cal'hough a iriend OF
Ten:Fcruncc) oppose as It TELLS III, tar
short OF the law ! anticipated lnete
is II wide difference between tne IA"
proposed IN tins state ana the law IN
Maine. But perhaps | am taxing your
'imn ana patience rather severely, and
shall bring tins TO- n close, ai'er honns
| Al n n0tnns
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New rost-onccs.-A post. office

New Fost-OTiccs.-A pcst.office
llns been established in .claysrillr, in this
county. The name is Simpsons Creek
P. o.-Maxwell Davis, P. NJ.
Another On ,hr Fairmont Turnpike, sly
miles northwest Of Pnntyiown. called
:. Harmony Grove" P. 0.-Jnnathan F,
Curry, P. M.-C.ntral Standard.
nT The post office at "Coxs Mills,
GiImer county has been discontinued.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-04-03
NOR GAyT0W II, Va
j Saturday-..Apri. 8, is52'
eastern AGENCY.

TT Er. C. PIERCE, No. 40, South Third ST.,
Philadelphia, is one Of our must obl'sing and
attentive, Agents.
E.w. CARR, Third street, opposite the Ex.
charge, Philadelphia, is ALEC our Agent sor that
City. ..,
WM,T yIGstp$0N, a. the Newspaper Agency
8. L. corner Of baltimore and Calvert streets,
Is our Agent for Baltimore
. = OTHER AGENTS
y, NJ. ANVIL, Ncs,crville, Barbour CO., Va.
j. CALDWELL, ?. NJ. Kingwood, Preston
county, Va.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-04-03
Western MAGISTRATES.

The magistrates out west seem to
thiuk they arc somebody, and a little
beyond! seehowlhoy do up the mar
ryiag and aitofciRg business in that
I quarter:-
State Of Illinois, Peoria esua.y,..
To all the world, greeting.-Know
yo that John Smith and Peggy Myers
is hereby hptified to go together and
do as old folks does, anywhere inside
of coperas precinct, and when my
commission comes ! am to marry Gun
good, and date en- back to kirer acct.
dtsst ~ D. NJ. r.
., Gs) ~ Justice Peace.
II Tncsters Diro,ce.-The follow.
ing is n perfect ctfPy Of a document
recently issued by "a justice Of the
peace ut Galena, H.:
"T'his is to certify that Sd
and his wife ,sas parted before me OIL
the - day of June, 49, on account
that they could not agree with each
other, and each party gave consent 50
to do, never more to Interfere With
each o,lier unless by consent Of each
other; therefore if you sliouldseysif
consent to be joined together again,
yon have to come bef're mo tobe put
together again, Witness my hand,
s. R-justice Of the piece and ~
torney to law. Dated at Galena, ~
Davis co."
An ex-aldsrman Of our city got ,
poor fellow into bigamy scfspe, BY
granting similar divorce, some ycdss
ago.-PiasLsrg Dispat@,
Il. ,,o,,1: , i,..i IIr,kura.
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pOL1TICAL.:..
aoSoo.e,aeoee-o~~
Telssrqpa.d for me Baltimore AH'T'e'a'>
virginia Democratic State Convention
RICHMOND, March %.

The democratic State Conyent'o3
orranized to-day by tho election OF
M s, Barbour, President, with the
usual number Of Vice Presidents ard
Secretaries. The day has cnlety heGn
spent in hcarii:g harmon:zing speech,
cs which have III -;cas'irc tc"n"' !
To. srnooti, the aapcr:tics manifested
'yt5;erday, The usual Committees
were arpoin,ea,'ha reception Of nose
reports viii probably occupy TIC NJ
ten,ipn n The Cnnycniim during this
evenings session: No preference FOL
A Presidential candidate, 1t is under
stood, will be expressed; n: :,, %.;
and young democrats ind each 1the'
formidable, and q truce is deemed OK
pediens. g., y ::
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-04-03

1t is stated that Kossulh will sail
from Boston for Eurnpoerrly in May;
aud that he c%pcctsa revolution to
c5cur in 1IangRry.in July,
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-04-03

= 49, Sc. Fqr. The Mirror.
M. Editor,-l see the list of can
liJotcs is pretty well filed, and that
it is too late for poor "Punrh" to come
ihtlis "load Of poles" 0, what fine
times for the Printers i reckon. 90
,,lter look down that hong list, they are
ready to cxcluim, as did tho old topper
while with sparkling eyes he survey
ed The weIl.iillcd botllcS just htore
him. "Great Jupiter, whatthar3eS,!"
- PuNcH.
E" .P.ach" may stillGM room Of
the list If he is ambitious. lie might
have the same cnviable notorie'y that
Pat!ly's ing had in the racc,--( land
some one else will have II he Goes'ho,j
=" Hurra for'old D0hbin! sure, an he
drircs ali byorc hin Ed. =.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-04-03

Some two hundred Catholics, in the
State of Indiana, have puhlishedtheir
moi to vote for any one
,bothas favored KnsSu'l, orhis Cause
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-04-03
!, Bieham, Lewis l.. lord, Christian
Myers, Dorman Phelps.

Resolutions defining The platform Of
,hr rarty we're submitted, aud adopted
unan,nmu.ry, and fha Convention 3D.
;onrnrh w;ih three cheers for General
Scott.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-04-03

It's stated in the Bengal HurtuFa.
that Tien Ten, the new Emperor O.
China, Is a Christian, and that be was wa
baptized By tho late DR., Gutzlaf
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-10-14

GRAND RALLY OF WHlcs AT MEMPHIS
on rHE I3TH AND l4TH OF OcroHlR.
Re- diced, That the Wings oil Memphis Nc
sieitsity will bold Grand Mass MeetjDs
10 tbs city, on Wednesday aud Thursda,
The i3ih and l4th Of October next. anc
ihsi the citizens of The entire Union. wiih.
out distinction q party, be Invited to al.
tend
a true copy from the Minutes.
JnHa L, sArsAgANs, President.
JOIN G. FISSIE, sec'y Union Wbig
Cluh, Memphit.
Naig papers Throughout, The Union ar,
requested 70 copy.
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= 1cS1Nfs.s ssYLvANIA WORTH RECORD
ING.

= NES IN fsA SSYLvANIA WORTH RECORD.
ING.
A meetia- .. Democrats. who have ney.
y voted Wing ticket, but who now O.
~ Scott and Graham, was held in Helm
to~pship, York Co, ON SATURDAY. the 2l>t
VT. One hundred and tweuty Democrat.
were present, who raised pole orer one
kxndred feet high, TO which was attached .
Gag, on which Is inscribed in large letter,
T. aSCOTT, GRAHAM AND THE con.
sSTITUTlON."
The whole affair was conducted exclu
Ss;sely BY the Democrats. Nj Wig va,
allowed TO participate 10 il, although =
Number were present to witness the per
rma0ce.
We understand that the Democrats as
a'SshUIed. bad most pleasant and enihusi
asEic tins of it, Al seemed to eni1y
themselves, and boosted that there were
p3enty more Of their old political associate.
uat would 60 for Scott and Graham witt
y much zeal as themselves Harrisburg
I'll.
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p. y. pAlssNNAGE,

PLUMBER, GLAzIER, PAINTER, PAPER
HANGER, ae.i
BEApY Sr., BETWEEN % AND 3p.
TUE subscriber begs TO return his sincere
J. thanks 10 those friends who have favored
him with their support and to inform the nhab-
jtasis of Davenport aud its vicinity that he has
opened his New Shop onlirady ST., between Sec
and and Third SITS. aud that be has always on
hand choice assortment OF Cotors and ready
Mixed Paints, Yarnlahcs, &c
Gliding, Bronzing, Grainiug and Vanishing.
NIB. Lit and force Pumps, Hot and Colo
Baths. Water Closets, &C, made and finished
q order On the shortest notice,
F.h 10Th, 1852. SA-i
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The Old Flag lJnfirled.

@ PRING has come and every day has its chan
~ ges and be is wise who is prepared Ter the
future. Every one sequires comfortable Cloth
We advise all those that are in want Of Clothing
TO cal! a, the
EosgA CLOTHING: STORE.
Front Street, opposite the Steam Mills, II Trey
wish good and Cheap teads, as We sell nueh
Chea;ssr than any o.hes Clothing Store III Dav-
eli, ort, ana keep larger assortment, consisting
IN part OF
spring and Summer COATS, Black, Blue,
Mulberry, Brown and Grey Tweed Goats, Az
paca, Linen, etc. etc.
4 pANriLO0Ns. black Doe Skin and ianet
French ami English Cashmere Pants, Fastioii,
Velvet, Satiaet,, Cottonade, alpaca and Linen
Pants.
VESTS, Black Satin, Fancy silk Tweed, hlai-
settles, III endless variety.
SHIRTS, Fine Linen Bosoms, Calico, check
Hickory, ETC. etc.
Cotton Nett and Wooden Understands and
Drawers
HATSandi CAPS, Fine Moleskin, NEW style
kossath, California, Jenny Lind, Straw, Panama,
eshorn, Palm Leaf, etc. etc.
TRUNKS. fine Leather, from " 81 TO c.,oo.
Cravats, silk Eandkerehieis, Cotton Moose,
Umbrellas and Carpet Bags.
A tne assortment 81 English, French ana
Amt fcan Cloths, OF various Coiors; Cassiineies,
Plain Black, Doeskin, and iaacy Cassinefs, O
all eolois. y, as
Custom work made up in Fashionable Style
aud wall an ed 10 lit or no sale
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-10-14
"a PAYX 1Sx1aLBR.

PHYSICIANS say that Davis Pain Killer Is one y,
these valuable family articles which Is cacnial.n
to relieve an immense amount of suffering ihcid.s y
human life. Its action on the system y lhaii9 80
like ms gc--se instantaneous; the pain Is gone a. e
For the almost miraculous cSiinctioh OF pan, ~
medicine discovered equal 10 inc an 49, ~.
ier II is used in certain cases eAtefhaats as -
naliy but never ternally like many preparations
Fun directions accompany each botue'
The Pain Killer almost INNS diatsls cur =, Nj ~.
tnwing complaints viz: Chills and Fever; ChoieIa'
Cholera llosbus; parrhoea; severe Burns; Dyspepsia
Painters Gholc; Piles; Boils; General p9hi.s
Coughs: Head Ache: sudden Colds sMeiteu 'o ~
Cramps and SaasAz; Rhenmaiismi Pans ~ INC naeh
and Side ana various other complaints IN iact y y
pAIN INil4IEEt
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Az INCIDENT inciden, occurred G

An iNcIDENT.--An inciden. occurred oil
& te-rd Of eae II ear Lake Steamers. hui
IL frcn aagse,< psiaE 10 tins place, wor
IA q rsss~,ssTe say last week The boa,
= fieary ladsn eiih passengers, many Il
nom, alter dinner, were seated on th4
Promensde deck. engaged 10 conversation
ani enjoying cigar, when Young man
In Knot Of gentlemen, commenced cap-
WASHING the merits Of Gen. SC0Tr as i
solder. ? civilian, and bis fitness for The
Presidency. Among other things, he re
marked, that he was vain co.sTdiy man.
hast Of The gentlemen were turning away
in iisgust, when suddenly al old white
aslfsd man Of seventy winters, leaning OIL
4 stall, with which lac supported his iitnbs
Tnss 10 bis seat, fixed his eyes on The mis-.
.rrea0t who had uttered The remark. and
ssil--"Young man. don't know whether
TO pity your ignorance, or despise your
n'eanness. ] am an old soldier; soldie,
q The Eleventh, who fought al Bridgewatei
sna Chippewa. ! was with SCoTr al
QasenstoWn, and he who calls him COW
arr, 10 black liar, too vile to live.--I
hase never heard him say go 10 bis army.
bIs always come, boys; have seen him
wounded and bleeding; have seen him
export the wounded and d, ing private;
asys seen him rush into places of The
grestest danger, where none dare follow
sud now 10 hear Aim, whom We all love a.
licf, called e9ward, il is too mnch.r--
nd naa used, and the young M
sit'He away, ard was not heard again dur.
INC he day Whitehall Chronicle.
That young man was second Bill LEI
GnewelI.
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alfa s"isshelm, speaking oflhe two can
dieasfs Tor the Presidency, TINS espressf,
het opinion with her usual effective Ian
guags:
personally, VIC have always preferred
Gen Scott 10 Gen. Pierce, because we ike
= iaHia 70 be what he pretends-to succeed
y g hog himself what he aims 10 lie
% : military chetiain is better ihan ;
nafi who tried TO be hero and couldaffs
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sCOTT LEADS THE COLUMN,


we are not mistaken, Gen. ScorT is
not only etfacinalIs uniIing the Wig par
" - it existed at the election Of Gen.
TAYLOR ia lSiS, but he is fas, approxima.
ting the majority Of Gen. HARars5s, il
! 1870 Tue tide Of popular feeling is swell.
sag 70 bis iasor every day. Even in 1910
! isers we're not apparently az greal &C.
ccss!oDa IRON The ranks Of those who had
previously voted sgains, us, as there Is a.,
ssae present. time, judging BY reports
SnGh appear - be well authenticated
FlSRcE does not sustain himself in the
eaavass. tie should be able no, only t.
hasd himself up, but to impart strength 10
ri his friends. VIM, hi,ie force lie had
= she commencement is gradually .ooz-
I rs out AZ The day OF elect IA hasiens or
se only division Ut friends that appear 10
ID up e i'm with any heart are The
Sauihera Sec sslanisis, whose friendship
II ouid 10 pnsl'iesi death TO any candidate.
ilsey dsseeSthe weakness Of the man, and
hi Pc 10 be ah'e to use him ia ve,oing Ger.
ton h.lss isat the people may insist on
wing rassed. for the purpose Of public
ed useful improvements Of inland rivers
ard harbors. When first nomiusied, the |
peneac had never heard Of Mr. r.. aud
nc then. there has been little disclosed |
70 maks Them regret having heard Of him
nsssooner. lie has grown no brighter
ron brisk rubb ng down With Gen
= UT ibis last operation makes no differ
-ce. The truth is, the old ye,er,n has
Nen kept 80 active in his counir,'s ser
! sec tor forty years past that he has had
III time to rust, and consequently. his
Character always shines like blraished
ssse' = sTI,'s-1-- Gazette.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-10-14

Hare is a paragraph from the National
intslligencer:
Often as we have heretofore had occa
sloG 10 point out TO our readers the thing,
which successive Congresses, al The clos,
Of each oflheir sessions, have left undone
VI low Of none whose errors Of omissio,
bare equailed those Of lhe session just end
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