Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-28

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OF. In lsl6, Gen. Bsyly The Afeomac district made
aApecch Congress tie distribution Of the patronage
Of the Federal /, ernnent. in which he said
Now sir desire 10 be understood in this connection
] 10 moi come here 70 complain that Virginia and the
South had not full share or The Government patronage
and still less stack the administration consequence
Were to do so should disgrace myself and the district
represent. Were 10 do so, have not colleague
who would not Eaye the decorum to blush and hang his
head
Then be iilousht he should disgrace himself and the
district he Represented to plain that Virginia and the
South had full share OF the Government patronage
II would seem TINT the opinions Of the General have
dergohe change 81 late In the spoils manifesto Of Col
McMuileA and athers complaint is made THAT the
Federal patronage has been inequally and partially dis
ribnted IN our State, u the dissatisfaction Of large
jority Of the Democratic party, and they say "Let
ereg part Of The Sfd hare fair snrs of the hofsOrs
and Offices arhich The Federal Government has 10 bestpr
and shall be eoatsnt To that document is appended
the signature Of T. H. Bayly, the Congressman fro the
Accomac district. Richmond lFhig.
s-g The Lynchburg Yuginian, il an article
noticing the movements Of The Democracy in that
Congressional District, urges upon the Wings tol
have candidate in the field in the following forci-I
bic language.
g In the mean time. what should The w higs do
We are decidedly OF ihenpinion they should have al
candidate in the field. Unless Wings are recTeant
y The high ispiFitthat ever animated them, Ahey
VIII not tantelY consent 10 be gerry aDdeEed out
ofpoiificaI existence. Never in our lives have We
fell more anxians TO see every inch OF ground In
The State contested. Ia addition to the manifold
motives for exerion We have heretofore had. every
instinct Of manly feeling and rahieTesentmgHt
demands that we should resist the infamous and
degrading attempt ufsfhc democratic majority inAhe
Legislature 10 deprive Us OF our civil right
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O. The great rise IL four Or Eve hundred per ccniun
in the priccof iron i rather startling when reflect
that the railways now ia the d construction il
Europe and America will require f0rheis completion
no less than two MILLIONS and four hundred thousand tons
u iron. 10 make this quantity viii occupy al ihe
rolling mis 10 tho world which engaged N the
Manufacture o. railway ron, Al least TX hose n
Great Britain furnishing ihreefoarths, aid the United
States France and Belgian The remaining fourth. The
bcsl authorities do net estimate The lafgept quantity n
railway iran IL any pge gear q high 100000
toaa yet esoa Al is Il will take six years fur
ash iron for the ro4d. already begun Richmond IN.
t-sr On aeco3ns 81 Inc unusual amount 81
huElding ID 81 doAe in Staunon and 10 The county,
there Is great dAmahd for bFicklayers and eaTpen-
iers. The worklhen 10 Ehe town and country are
ovefpressad wilhsbusipesss and unable % comply
speedily with lhh wants Of the ruhlie We are
told that such + DE call for dwellings and business
stands in Siaunidna pFesenf that probably twenty
houses wonld be tented tomorrow u they could be
had S2aanton .speskafor.
project hi been started in PhiIadeIphia 6r the
construction Of cintihaoas railroad from HsrSisburg 70
hat city under {harfe granted daring the recent
ann a. The Legislature 10 the Ianczsfer Lebanon, and
pine Grove RaiIsdhd esapany.v The object is 70 ena
lie he cca,raE Rroad % dispense with the Of the
calnmb;a rs;lfoad orned by the State. and thus 10
r6;s n,ianod inc from Pltfsbarg to Philadciphia
over al ,as of hich the Csntral Railroad Company
viii hare control!