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Hogs and Cattle.

The transactions in this region thus far have
been very light as yet Some few beeves have
been brought in and killed, and some hogs
purchased for delivery. Prices have scarcely
assumed enough stability 10 be quotable.
The Louisville Journal Of Thursdays hears
OF no movement in hogs for packing, but re-
marks that holders are very firm in their
prices, while buyers and packers are holding
back, unwilling to enter the market at the pre-.
vailing figures. The "crop" bids fair To be
very superior one in quality, aud it is calcula.
ted to exceed the last in numbers.
The Cincinnati Price Current of the 10th
says:
The demand for hogs has not been 80 active. but
il is nevertheless, good, aud there are plenty Of
buyers, and the market Is firm at SO so for Novem.
Der delivery, and at Sc 25 for December and az
these rates about 20 900 head had been disposed Of
during the week.
In Beet Cattle there has been considerable done
since our last; several contracts have been made
within the past week at prices ranging from t6 l2
TO So 10 per cwt, net for iair 10 good beeves The
quality OF those Off-ring Is fair
An impression is becoming very prevalent, that
the large number of hogs already contrated for for
early delivery. will glut the market with new meat
81 the outset and havesa tendency depress prices
thereby rendering the result OF these early contracts
doubtful The same cause, il Is believed, viii have
a t-ndency 70 diminish the amount Of pork cut this
SEASON rs the hogs will not have that time fstsen
which Is necessary, in consequence OF their being
brought to market in November.
Il is computed that there are as many hogs con
,raeted Tor by dealers in this city for delivery before
the 18Th OF December, as have ever been cut here
in that time in any season
The Brookville Qa.) ABserieaH says that stock
hogs large enough TO fatteG this fall were sold
10 Franklin county, q few days sgo, at s. per
hundred, and some farmers bad refused - 90.
Those farmers, remarks the indianapolis Jour
nal ike some who held on TO their corn and
wheat, after which prices had nearly reached
starvation mark, for still higher prices, stand
firsi rate chance TO lose considerably BY being
oser greedy.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

SATURDAY, Oct. 10
petition was presented by SIR. Richev, from
sundry citizens of Bradley county, praying for a
division of the third civil district of said county;
referred to the committee on new counties.
Mr. Brown, of Madison, offered resolution de-
csrng the seat of Felix J. Pavatt, ESQ, member
elect OF the House of Representatives from the
counties of Perry and Decatur, vacant by the death
of said member, aud Officially informing the Cover
nor of the same
Mr.. Harris, a resolution directing the Attorney
General for the State TO institute legal proceedings
against the Southern Mining Company, Miners aud
Manufacturers Bank at Knoxville and the Eastern
Division Mining Company, &C., ntral Bank of Ten
nessee, at Nashville to compel them to show under
what authority they prosecute the business of bank
ing. Referred to Judiciary Committee.
Mr.. Meek, bill to ascertain the sentiment of the
people of the State in regard to restraining the sale
OF splrituous liquors; passed first reading and re-
ferred to committee on Tipping and Tipping
Houses.
Mr.. Hatton, a bill to provide for the appointment
of deputies by the clerks of the various courts of
the State; passed first reading and referred TO Ju-
dietary committee.
Mr.. Cavitt bill for the b, neit of litigants-giv
ing the defendants counsel the closing argument;
passed first reading and referred to Judiciary com
mittee.
Mr.. Kinney, resolution authorizing the Secre-
tary OF State TO purchase sufficient number Of cop
les of the laws of the State to supply the civil off,
GERS of the different counties; adopted under sus
pensan of the rule.
Mr.. Wood, of Hardeman, bill to amend the act
chartering the Mississippi and Central Tennessee
Railroad company; passed first reading and referred
to Internal Improvement committee.
The Speaker laid before the House the report OF
the Lawrenceburg Bank of Tennessee.
Mr. Watkins laid before the House a communica-
ton from the Sheriff of Giles county, correcting the
return from that county of the late election for
Governor As corrected, the vote of Giles stands,
for johnson !, 4S9, for Gentry 1902 On motion
of Mr. Watkins, this communication was ordered to
be filed az the official return.
Mr. Carmichael, a bill to amend the law regulat-
ing the Beans Station Turnpike in Granger county;
passed lst reading.
On motion of Nr. Cox, the bill authorising the
Governor to endorse and guarantee duplicate Bonds
OF the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad company
TO the amount of $95 900 in the stead of Bonds Of
said company thus endorsed and guaranteed, and
accidentally destroyed by fire, was taken up and
passed on its third reading-ayes 90, noes
The House then adjourned to o'clock Monday
morning.
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SENATE.

SATURDAY, Oct. 10. !
Mr.. Caldwell. Mr. Carterin the Chair.) from the
committee on Internal improvements, reported the
bin % amend the general Internal improvement Law
of last session, and changing the mode of eleciing
commissioners of roads; and recommended its pass
sage; laid on the table for the present
MIR. Steele introduced a bill to prevent clrcuity
of action enable courts Of law to do justice and
to save costs to parties tgant passed hrst reading
and referred to Judiciary committee.
Mr.. Fletcher, a bill to abolish common law roads,
passed first reading and referred to committee on
roads.
Mr.. johnson, bill to amend the 10th section OF
the 28th Feb 1852 entitled "an act TO incorporate
the Nashville. franklin and Columbia Railroad
company; passed first reading and referred TO the
Judiciary committee Said bill requires the Ten
nessee and Alabama, and the Edgeheld and Ken
lucky Railroad companies and Nashville and North
western Railroad company, to issue certificates OF
stock to the tax payers OF Davidson county for their
railroad tax Just as the Louisville Railroad company
have done.
MI. Ellis offered a resolution nstructing the COM
mittee Tipping to inquire into the expedlency OF
passing law prohibiting the sale OF spirtuous
liquors. except under certain restrictions, known as
the district system; lies over.
House Bill for the benefit OF u. w. Turk and
others passed on third reading.
Senate Bills on Second Reading bill requiring
all mortgages on land and negroes to be made IN
writing; passed, and referred TO the Judiciary
committee.
A bill to amend the charter of the MuIfreesboro'
and Liberty Turnpike company, passed.
bill to establish court of common Law west OF
Reel Foot Lake in Obion county, passed.
Mr.. Tuney introduced bill to repeal an act
passed February 81, 1852, entitled ian act to regu-
late the of practice of the courts of law In
this State; passed first reading.
The bill for the benefit of married women, was
taken up and passed on third reading-yeas II,
nays 5.
The Senate coneurred in a resolution from the
House, postponing the Inauguration Of Gov. johnson
to the 23d inst.
Mr.. Turney offered a resolution authorising the
President and DIRECTORS of the Bank of Tennessee,
under certain circumstances, to compromise old
debts; lies over.
Mr. Cheatham offered resolution providing for
an adjournment of the Senate till Wednesday morn
ing, give time to arrange the bar and seats of the
S'nate chamber, which was amended by inserting
Tuesday P NJ, in place of Wednesday morning,
and adopted.
The Senate then adjourned accordingly.
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SCOTT'S LITTLE GIANT
CORN AND COBB MILL

NHERE features connected this mill worthy Of
consideration and close examination the part Of
those wishinR 70 purchase a Feed Mill
Its mechanical strction ard adaptation to the pur-
poses designed crush and grind corn great en-
pacty, white doing immense with extraordinary
ease, its durability is ampl, provided for The complete
and entire 20 tablencss Of Little Giant rendering its
greater convenience for plantation and mpossi.
BILE. IL reqaires mechanical aid bill expense TO put
IL up farm hand servant put up and set o e
running in half hours ts. The with which
the sweep be applied 70 hOr most
usual-or head AMI the mill rlay be easily attached
where used The poWer take reauirinx
and two horses The quantity and quality pruuuct
10 TO so bushels OF good feed meal per hour according the
degree OF dneness g.ound and the size mill Il is the
cheapest MILL all things considered here before pub
lie.
Anoth-r thing connected with the Little Giant as A pa
tent and worthy of note is the CO that there
Patent Rgh specializing hneksterng the country
is usual wi the thousand bunging mIkeshit m le-
ments that got trade-merely get BY
selling Palming OF the pa right the ereduous-
then the machine TO be abandoned by all parties hum
bug the other hand the raenee and PrOpTetors the
Little Giant Nils ieviHg that they determined
that they will supp the grcu urats and stock rasers
Of our eountr Will superior Mil, permantntly en-
gaeed in the business and have hundred thousand
dollars invested in the these mills In the
East West and SOUTH OF these establishments poy-
ing 80 men solely IN this business SO highly are these
mills appreciated that housal have reen sold within
the past eighteen m, nths and the heaviest and the
extensive Manufacturers Of Agricultural implemen The
United States have eagerly sought interest
ftctuTe and sale
No implement has been Thoroughly tested no one
OF the kind has received md high
from chsncs' Institutes aud Agricultural Associations,
and none, By Of subs anai practical utility and
merit have more fairly grounl ter into every days
popular favor han Scots Lite Giant Co and
COhb Mil. Orders promptly an a
Liberal discount 70 deaiers
BROWN 4 ANDERSON
Octl-u No. 40 Market Sc, Nashville Tenn.
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Ma. Meeting a. sAslsyvills.

Tie American party had an enthusiastic
gathering at shelbyvilie on the l2ih--one of
the largest that ever assembled In that place.
The ErpositOr says that speeches wers made
bv Hon. NJ. P. Gentry, Ed. Pickett, Rev. VIM.
q Brownlow, c. Q. Grove, ". l. AeConico.
The .eatables for the occasion were in great
abundance. aud prepared IN Ito beet style.
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MARRIED-On Thursday evening, the 18th
inst. at the residence Of Mr.. A. W. Patnam, Rob-
ERr H. McEwks, Jr, Attorney at Law, to Mss
LucY v. PUTNAM.
MARRIED--On Thursday evening the l2thinst.,
by J b. Ferguson, Mr. Ii. II. HAMMER to Miss
ELIZA BEATY, all of this City.
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VALUABLE BOO ks.

UABLE BOOKS.
W T BERRY & Co, have just received
1. Condos History OF the Arabs in Spain.
2. Guzot's History Of Civilization. SV.
3. Falener's Classical Antiquities.
4. LOnginus the Sublime. vol.
5. Dsntes Divine Comedy; the Inferno. pure transla
ton by Carlyle
c. Tasso's Jerusalem Delivered .t.s I'D.
Z The Legislative Guide.
s. Irving's Life Of Washington.
9. Benton's Thirty Years in the Senate.
TO- Websters Complete Works. 6v.
H. Calhuuu's Works. 1 vol.
r. Napieris Battles Of the Peninsular.
1S Napoleon in Exile by U'Meara.
IL Lascases' Memoirs of Napoleon.
Is Abbott's Life of Napoleon
16 strekand's Lives of the Queens Of Englani vol
IL Lives of the Princesses OF England.
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/ HAYS for sae large nnubsr o. YaanE na 90 aaA Va
f1t tt.S, q the choicr stock, incadnE ny main
Herd Ball and The Premium aged Bli % isc5 having bred
from them hong ss can ulthoat proung To- meh rea
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fF vrFy cieaIs, aat os fuung fhorouah-
bred STA LIONS and &ANoN aslGtNs for sssry
body All tired rhe&p scalr, and be sold vrfy
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MARX x. C0CkKILL.
! sssh 10 purehaas loo sod one year Old uales.
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Cotton Factory and Machinery,
FOR SALE

Situated in vineennes Knox county, Indiana
CAID Min Is situated In the centre % this town, on lot
- 100 feet square the Wabash and functions
The ono and Mississippi, and kvausyie add CEaSbrdsvIs
Railroads.
me main bsidng Is % st long By IS vide three q rss
high built Of hrck IN the Substantial
ehed, Baeksmiih shop and Dng housc. he lut.
The machinery CONSISTS 81 nnng Frames, carrying
thousand any ar spindisz n care d awing frames.
spreers Win 10 sFoi, Do siih 10 apoois, biogsr
scztter willow isp acAne reels, sick a1e Afhes.
eating engine, FndeFs pres, &c engine,
ensy horse poser; riy inch hae boi-ra new twenty
eight ft ins, win steam copper pipes as hest the whole
buildng shstluE, helt and tons al compete.
Sad haehinsry 81 10 Percs order, and sny that
wishes ia the coton usn1actarng 5asineas,
epporunly oGeFea shch seidon occuFs, ne
snt eng4gsd IN another Business, and Hi ssl
ths property "a ha ne aeazl The marhaeFy win Be
sid ssP.sae lro she ether prorty wanted taken
eat. aud 81 sch nszrss bat satisfy.
The facilities ior shipping - railroad az this point
eannot b. surpassed la the hesE tine vii - gwen
pat u tr purchase where s,oi -ecurly b offered
Any iufarnatoa wanted b had b application o. al
dress % CASE. HAYS CT, fiacsnass, Indiana WM y
HAYS, pit bug. Psna-, sT !. . HARRIS, cg any.
49,
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WILL eel 4 "a highest bddkr rhafsdsF, The ist
a 0ctobeF Al he resiscaes y 70 " Bell soar mle
fen Nashyil ~ Leeanea road che hrsfo Nan, se
nan sud Cd Horse and WsK0n, Cows aud Calves
and ~ n iioas, ha and krhen fuFuurs. and al ohe
property c0aseyel - deed q Tust Including No
PIANO fxi4 iced daled 5sh January last, ana ds.
Registered n tls asEser's oLhce. ooak -, Psgs-
Terms m4ds known 90 NJ Az 81 sale.
sspe6-dsa g. d. PAYkE. frasses.
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DIED-On saturday morning, Oct lath at her
fathers residence in this city, ANNIE, 9th daughter
OF James and Margaret Erwin, in the 10Th year of
her age
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ADELPaI THEATRE.

GREAT BTLL.Fourth night Of Mr.. George W. Jamison,
who will appear in two avorte characters, R0LLA aud
DUKE ARAVZA. Louise Reeder as Elvira and Julana.
Monday evening, Oct 16 will be acted the favofe play OF
P1Z AFRO. Rola (the Peruvian LEADER Mr.. g W. Jami
son: Hvira, Louise Roeder
To conclude with the admired Comedy Of the HONEY
MOON. Duke Arsvza, Mr. e. W. Jamsoni JuliAna, Louise
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NEW PUBLICATIONS

NEW PUBLICATIONS
CHEMISTRY OF COMMON COMPLETE.
w. n. BERRY 81 co.
HAVE JUST RECEIVED THE FIFTH EDITION,
In vos 1emo., cloth, Of
THE CHEMISTRY OF COMMON LIFE By James T.
johnson NJ. A, ?. R. S. &c, Author Of Lectures on
Agricultural Chemistry and Geology" etc, etc. Illustrated
with 1 IS wood engrsvings.
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
The Air we Breathe, The Poisons Select,
The Soil Cultivate, The'smels we Dislike,
The Plant we rear, What Breathe, and Breathe
The The Reef we Coos, What, How, and Why we Di-
Tn Beverages we muse, gest,
The Sweets We Extract The Body Cherish,
The Liquors We Ferment, The Circulation Of Matter,
The Narcotics We Indulge in, Recapitulation,
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS
From the Newark Daily Advertiser.
We know other work which, within so small com
pass well and satisfactorily present the chemical and
phy wonders which surround and that in
manner so free techncaties tn the veriest yro
in the science be otherwise than interested and in
structed.
Much scientific information Is here presented In
densed and interesting form making volume Oh ngh PSc
From the Rochester Union.
This work is of the most valuable that can De given
IN the American rbc II should be in every family, aud
in every school anO public library in the land
From the Albany Atlas.
These two volumes which contain immense amount
Of instructive matter are as interesting story book
From the Troy Daily Wing.
1t is adapd to the comprehension Of the unearned in
technical chemistry well As 70 the learned and N CO.
pies treated useful that it is saying no more than
justice requires that it ought to be every nome
in the country
From the st. Louis Inteigencer.
This is for the youth well the grown man-fOr
the scholar the mechanic and We can cordially
recommend il only in high dege valuable Tor It's
ms lint nrfif
tainment
From the Louisville Courier.
There is essay these volumes that can TAIL to
rvet the attention any fond of reading. Is de-
hghtul book for a family circle. octu
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LNOES SALE-A small house and lot on Spruce o.
street-part Of Lot No. 1856 For further partic MI
uars call ~ this Office octl5-tf Ezah
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important facts. Tie specimens on exhibition
Of the product Of the field, the. orchard and
the garden were all, without exception, of SUI
peFior quality and appearance, and great inn
provernent upon similar productions which
many of us remember to have seen fifteen and
twenty years ago. But intelligent observes
inform US that the greatest Improvement in
these productions has occurred within few
years. The stock.raisers of Tennessee have
greatly improved their breeds, and are still
improving them, as was apparent in the young
er animals exhibited. A very great improve
ment was perceptible in tie Agricultural inn
plements exhibited, and this was evidence that
the farmers of the State had adopted and We're
still adopting improved modes of cultivating
the soil, and of preserving and improving its
fertility. Apropos, fact stated by the Ohio
State journal which is worthy of repetition
here. When the first State Agricultural Fair
was held in Ohio, some six years ago. there
was scarcely store in the S ate for the sale
OF agricultural implements. Now every coun-
ty town in the State, nearly, boasts such con-
venience, aud what is better, the farmers, as a
general rule, will have nothing but the latest
improvements So much for the influence of
County and State Fairs. We have the author
ity of intelligent observers for saying that,
without the aid of these stimulants to select
improved implements, the farmers of Tennes-
see have made commendable advances in this
respect; but we all know that they might
have far outstripped their present attainments
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MRS. GERTRUDE J. CAREY'S
ROAEkDaNas AND asAN ~ ftOOL

M I'LL its Session Monday, September 10th.
w Circular ma BE- obtained application az her resi-
deDce ;. w. Pine aud Fifteenth Streets
R0KAsScss-Rev. a. A. BosrdInan, ID, Rev William
Chester, d. d., Rev }. Newton Brown, % D. Rev. Henry
Daring, Rev. G. l.. Plat, Rev. J. dogOu "a txWe PhIa
deiphiA
Hon. William L. Marcy, Secretary Of State, Jude p v.
Daniel Supreme Court o. Washington City; Rev. ThOs-
h skinner, d.. Rev Joel Ptrkei D. D.. New York. rev
GeOrge Woodbridge, r. I Daniel, Jr, $40 Richmond Va.
lion Cave Jons0n, President HaGK Of tennessee Nash
vile, fenn A. r. Croz er, Comptroller, Nashville, Tenn.
sep29-2Ws
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SURGICAL INSTRUMENT.

LARGE inv'ice Of Pine Surgical aud Dssecting Insru
II has Just been received aud for sale a small
advance Eastern Gust.
Students and others Wond DO vel TO call and examine
the prices and qualify, before making their purchases
A. STRETCH,
Wholesale and Retiai Druggist,
oet1 Corner College and Union So eets.
pROGANS.-5O cases Thick Brosans, received to-day
ID by JUHN RAMAGE
Oct4 a College street.
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PREMIUM DAGUERREOTYPE AND PHOTO
GRAPHIC GALLERY,

NO. 26 UNION STREET, NASHVILLE, TENN.
HE first Diploma awarded Hughs Brothers by the
Mechanics Institute the late exhi on for the best
Daguerreot pes Photographs which conclusive
ly the superior ty Of pictures al competitors al
though they gotten the occasion but such as
they sell to their customers daily Citizens and strangers
politely invited call and the largest and best col
lection Of specimens in the 8 nth. oeti5
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I ime Sale of Groceries
w. I'll. GORDON a. CO.
nv WEDNESDAY next, nth DC ober, 1885, We viii
" offer at Public Sale, In our usual quantities.
100 bags coarse Sat;
loo bhis. Deans Aurora Whskey;
it0 do sam Haies do:
TO- CASTS Am rcAn Brandy;
2an bxs, Manufactured Tobacco--aii grades;
zoe do Pearl starch
81 daz. Pat. Eyed Beaver Backets;
800 bxs. TumbIers and Jars,
leo DO Qu r Flasks;
loo bbls. Green s eubenville CoppcrAs;
Loco kegs Shoenherger's Nails-All siEes,
20 bbs Baltimore Crushed Sugar,
20n hxs. star Candies;
100 DO T4lloW do
With various other articles.
Terms Of sale:
AT under f2oe cash all t1no and under
eipoo sixty days; al a. o and under o. eo0
ninety days; ali t90e9, mos, for approved
endorsed Notes payable IN one d the city Ranks.
ocgio-td w. n. GORDON co.
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a WILL ON TREtL

for one mon H. and don't give complete satisfaction
return il? II there be any hus disposed let him
speak. Satisfaction warranted the
be refunded The Crush-r be attached 10 horse
power, which renders it tn convenient
Mill souh Of MaSon's and Dixons line All other ru.hers
the Sou require too much power, will
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offer you a Corn and Cob Mill unsurpassed in the On
ion and which be superseded by past future in
Venons. II is the very Mill which Farmer Stock
Raiser should have; it will crush from to 10 bushels Corn
and Cob per hour with horse is easily fitted and
nage wegls $40 and IS all contact Of the hiding
surfaces prevented will last any farmer ordinary life
time speak thus Of its durability because he me
principle has been fairly tested in the old Bark MILL Who
is L that wants
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Our Stock OF Staple Goods very large and complete en-
bracDg everything comparable win good and comfort
and very cheap. satin Lame, Wool and Uni Damasks
with Trim ings to mach Tor Curtains-B prices
at the METROPOLITAN STORE, 81 and So College s..
oct 2
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EY-rOoN, NILSSON CO. e. Union street, win be sup
piled during the Fall aud Winter Eith Books in the
various departments Of Literature. octi
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-06-01
Virginia Election.

The Slavocratic Democracy have signally
triumphed- Noihingism has proved
itself to be-'othirg.
Official returns from ITO counties give
Wise l0,7sl mejorly--oyery Congressional
district is democratic, and both branches Of
the Legislature ditto. One democratic can.
didate for Congress Extra Billy Smith was
supported by the X. Ms. and the democracy
he is the only Congressman elected who re-
ceiyed X. n. support
We have tears, neither Of Joy or sorrow,
for this result Had the X. Ms. succeeded,
we should have found some consolation IN
the defeat Of the Administration. AS IT is,
we are consoled by the consideration that
the X Ms, were just as bad automatically
as the locofocos. Wise and Flourney were,
both of them, renegade Whigs-both Of
them demagogues-both of them slavocrats.
Wise confesses that Wings have aided him
in the contest. True, undoubtedly. The
X. Ms. Of Virginia undertook to carry the
state on their own hook, ignoring the Wing
party. As the natural consequence, n large
part Of the Wing party has ignored the X.
Ms, and they are dead and buried.