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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-04-21
Another Of their Champions

We made it our business last week to alluie
10 the character Of three of the Know Nothing
candidate. j. NJ. H. BsaIe. .;he 'Lieu,en.
ant candidate for Governor" n. G. Claiborne
and j.. 5. Carlisle. The Lynchbu,g Rsput IL
can furnishes " few items in the history Of
ans'ner-Alr Lyon, the Know Nsshing op-
popsnt 81 Hon. Pxulus Powell. In addition II
'hs facts below vouched by the Republican
We will state that y hex Mr. ~ Use Was in Camp
bell, or one Of The, adjoining counties, Mr.
Lyon called upsn him, con,eistd with him =,
one Of his VAIN supporters, and took grea,
paina in pressing his devotion tMr. Ls) ,c
tho interests Of the Democracy in this comics.
81 such msn arc brough, forward BY the
Knew N"'hings 10 rid the country ofrolit'eians!
What miserable. and contemplate, inpuJenc.
aud dresi. The Republican say.
lst. Mr.. Ligsu was member Of the Couveu
ton. A motion was made in that body ic
make the nomination Of Mr.. Wire unanimous.
Mr. l.igon did moi oppose it, Unless hs inisn.
dsd 10 sustain il. he was bound a. an hsrura.
bio man to have made known his opposition.
ri. Tie was appointed elsctor for tho couE.
~ efNsls,l' by the Democratic executive com
mi.tes. Unless he declined il, The failure 10
dscline was equivalent 10 an acceptance. HI
did not decline, 70 Ear a. we eau learn, unless
i. has been very lately.
81. He met Mr. Wise a, Covins.,on load.
led him no applauded his speech--asd
bors hinself as one Of his bes. friends
4ih. Un,il within the las, six weeks he was
VIGOROUSLY supporting Mr. Wise and equally
noioriousl, ,icnou.cinx the Know No,hings.
5:h. We have heard, that o. vpnsnous wal
his opposition 10 Know No,hirgism tina. 10 de.
clared he would RS soon see son Of his a holse
thief as 4 Know Nothing.
9Th. Hr received Tor circulation documents
against The Know No,hings, and did circulate
thein
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-04-21
RELIGIOUS Freedom.

10 nei The following noble sentiments U
Webster Mss far above tho miserable, narrow
AID bigoted policy Of modern advocates sf re-
eious inlolUrance and persscn,ioni Hsw can
The old admirers Of the eagle.lks Webster
thrust b i'm a.ids and lsien to The croakings ol
tho thigh, lav.n OF Jesuiism, The present
Know. Nothing SecIs, par)1 We hnd the
following il, ,hs Norfolk AiEus:
II seems 10 DO the Americas destiny, the r.is
stun which has been entrusted to us hv.e OIL
this shoro Of the Atlantic The great conception
and the grea, authority u the author vi cur
being and belief in his revelations, may b.
safely tolerated miihou, prejudice either 10 our
religion or oui liberties.
We are hO.ssiaas, generally speaking; bu,
you all know that ihers psssidss ., tho head
u tho Supreme Judica,uis OF the Ua,,sd
Slates. = ku.nal Catholic; and no man, | sup.
rose, through Me " hole United States, i,nagin.
- tia, the jadi allure 10 less safe; than the sd-
minisEa,isn " public justice " leas respectable
or lees secure, bscauss The Chief justice III
the United States has been. Asd 10, 4 firm I'd.
hcrsnt Of ssl,alom. And " il 10 in every de-.
partment oi society amongst ".
10 both houses oil Congress, in oil public
Offices, Nc proceed on the idea that maui.
religious bsiisi 10 4 matter above human law
thar il il \ question 10 b settled between him
and his Maker, because no 10 responsible 10
none ba. his Mske' for adopsing::oi rejecting
revealed truth.
And here is .be great distinction " hch is
soInslimea overlooked, and am afrai d 10 now
too 0ften overlooked, in New England. the
Slorions iAhsIiIancs ot The sens u the Pil.
grims.
Men, for their religious seniimsnts, are &C.
cosn,sbls 10 God, and TO- God only.
DANIEL WEBSTER,
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Conaistepcy.

OF oil men Mr.. Jno. D. Imbodsn. should have
been the last, for the Know othnss to delegate to
Oppose Mr.. Wise. lie IL the gentleman who declared
in 1851 that BIO would vote for Henry A. Wise, C..
". Summers out of the question: for Governor of
Virginia in preference TO any man in the State. Yet
he has come forward to dsnouncc as dangerous and
radical and unfit for the high Office to which he as
pires, this very sane Henry A. Wise. Indeed con-
sistsncy is a jewel We much fear however, that
the lesson taught him on last Tuesday night by Mr.
Pryor. will debar the people of witnessing the inter-
eating ceremony of his hide being taken of again
How he could make out without the assistance of an
itnerant yankee as prompterwe are unable TO con-
lecture. We were both surprised and amused at the
self-complaisant and consequential mien of a Mr..
Bsby, as he helped to embsrrass Mr.. lmboden, and
animate Mr.. Pryor, by his Whispering information.
We would advise MIR. l. to keep himself in doors
during the canvass. But ifhe will take the stump,
let him keep aoof from itinerant yankees.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-04-21
Dr.. Archibald araha,,,

We have just seen q ls,,r, ir.in Or. Ctahxm
Prssidsnt oil the board vi Pallc " otks. 10 y
friend 10 this city, IN ~hh /. he announce. hi,
determination nj ~ be esa.ll iaie for re. al &C.
lion and consequently. M, 10 allow his nane to
Be presented 10 the Converts ion, which tn,ets in
Charlottesville on Thurs lay neat, Tomorrow
Tor mo purpose Of making q nomination. This
announcement Will bs received by many Demo.
sfas IN 'ns Distract With unaffected r grs,, ss
,hsy hal ionLly hoped to .~e Tho sery,,,e sc a
faithful, capable and energetic public %, want
suitably rewarded BY ,rinmphan, y. Yjrr,io,.
The ieasons " hlch have influenced III. Doctor
IN coming To this del~rn,ia ,rion, w do no,
Know We presume, huw~ver, thai. ,i~votr,, n
ne mas been, TOR he last lwo y~sa, in promo.
ing the VARIED latesex,s OF tho State committed
% ais guardianship, In COR junction will, his
colleagues. his private xtlsns have been M.
ceesarilv neglected, and that they REQUIRE mare
81 BIS PERSONAL attention than hs 10, nj present
to bestow upon them. Whatever may he Tho
cause u his refinement the prmorrac, and all
the friends Of internal improvement, in hi. dis.
tr'ct, Will part With him with much Reluctance
and We are sutsih-y will heartily unto v "a n.
III mo wish that bis iuiuIe may 10 br,gh, and
prosperous.
DR.. Graham has brsu very asyfl member
VI The beard "f Public Works. To liberal.
COMPREHENSIVE views, all! a PRACTICAL in,-ii. T.,
no nae oni.ed lndom''able and sls~pls - ~nrig,
qnaii'les admirably adapted to the .ncce.sinii
discharge OF The responsible .iuti~s ,i~voIs,n
npon him. One Of his latest official acts should
have entitled him To nomination aud a reel.
sc'ion: wo aluds to negotiation whirh he re.
Gently mad. in Nav York. in Time Of ssysre
money pressure and great sPprr. ia, OH OF srcu
rites, oy which means have been obtained,
upon very advantageous terms, ior the vigorous
prosecution Of our public works, which had
been almost suspended for the wan, Of funds.
This IS "a feather in his cap" Of which h.
should always hs proud, and one Of his official
acts for which a grateful anil App ecialiye con.
~oali, d"ub,-.s, hsva propeIl, 70.
wardsd him had he c'nl scented again to be a
candidate r their suhrag.s. The Doctor vas
true !" his country aui his party, a,,iely con,
sc'en'on", and prompt an! different il lie dis
charge i his labarious duties. Ills sncessor
Will b- inlhnaie indeed II his record be AZ
blamslcss AMI crediiable. Emo
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-04-21
.AGCoutYast.


We publish to-day the withdrawal efG. C
Mccall, Esq, OF the parkessbarg Dislric,.
irsm the Congressional Canvass, and bic dele
gallon oil fxvo. " the Demoaseti<: neIninees
Dir McC. was running ~ Whig can
candidate. He is gentlemen o. great charac-
Ter, aud y i'll do muchifor the Democratic tick
eli.
G. D. Camden. Sam'l Price. DR.. Cre;sh,
q. c. Mccall, Thos. Il. Preston. Thos. ],
Alichie, and A. S. Gay, are few of,hs Wing
pariy-men henoeed .sd respected in every re-
lauoa Of liit--.~i,oee patriotism snd quit!
af purpose have forced them 10 renouace ,hsi
former political alliance, and manfully and bold
!, to co operate with the Democralic party ia
its patriotic efforts TO crush the moaslrosiiy
PROF led 20 bs introduced into the Legislation Of
States. Thes men are not office seekers.
They do not Practice ,reachery to procure
pmer. How do they compare with such mel at
Claiborne. Carlisle, Legion, ct ii omne genus2
Mon who have teen bought with price.
IHhal a contrast Il speaks volumw. Good
men Of all parties see the corruption Which Is
saughl. 10 be foisted upon gar country BY
this new organization. They STE tia, its sole
end is spoils. That no principle OF honor o'
Truth animates them, and hence IL 10 that the
intelligence and political vrtns af ME country
are combined under be has OF Democracy to
crush the odious organ xalion andits sentiments
Who can doub, the RESULT A giu!ious triumph
awaits us on .lis 4lh Thursday in May next.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-04-21
The Language OF Washing ton.

The Iscen, sctnss OF rffey turning aad rio,
recall = reminscsnc. During The frs, cam.
paign Of the revolution some Of the camp-fol.
low srs o. the American army entered inio 4
dessn ha, called out Tho following order.
which may 10 Sound entered in Washin,on's
"OrneIly Book:
"NovEME$R S, T75.-As the commander.
in-thiet has b,ea apprized Of design Tor tho
observance o tina: ridiculous and chlldish Gus.
tom Of burning the efisy Of the Pope. he can
not help expressing his surprise ,ha, there
should 6s officers and soldiers in this army 30
void OF common sense a. 10 zee the impropri,
ely such step at this inncturs-s, a time
when We are soliciting, ard havs really obtain.
cd, the friendship aud allisnce Of the people
ot Canada, whom We ough. to consider as brs.h-
rem embarked in the saius cause.-the defence
Of the general liberty of America. Al such =
junclurs, xR'i in such circumstances, 10 b. in,
suliing their religion, is 90 monstrous as no, 10
be suffered or ~xcased; indeed, instead Of offer.
ing the snust remote insult, il 10 our duty 10 sx
press public thanks TO these our brs,herin 40 10
Them We are indebted Tor every late happy sue.
cess ever the colnmoa enemy in Canada.
&c. WASHINGTON.n
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A Delicate Point.

After the Democratic association had adjourn
I'd on Tuesday night last, rather delicate prop
osilon was made by the speeks, Of the Know
Nothinss. lie pr ,posed three cheers for Sam"
1t MAS responded to with considerable fuss
and uprcar by the Clubs employed for the oc.
caeion Blu, there was none Of the genuine ar.
doi-il was all empty sound. We respectfully
suggest tina, il was not in accordance with usage
OF The ,ulrs Of modesiy, for the speaker him.
self to make such proposition. Bn, we have
no objrcli"n |! is reform we presume. pecu.
liar TO Know N olhil eim.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-04-21

Umfairne2s,

Each Of the Know Nothing papers in this
place published the report Of Mr.. Wiss's spsech
made in Richmond, which created the i,nprss.
sion that he was inimical 10 the Ms.hodi,,
church. He Stated in bis speech in this place
On Saturday last, that he had been grossly mis-.
represented, and that he meant in his Richmond
speech wha. he here repeated. Tha, Proleslan,
pepery was as bad as Catholic poprry -lha, il
wepsrml'sd the clergy 81 The coantry 10 have
the control Of political and secular affairs. i,
would be worse popery to US than that over
10 Italy. which has no, the power had i, The
will 10 DO rs harm.
Mr., Wise said also; ihal in ssninen, no was
free will Wesleyan although hs belonged
to no church. lie believed in the Methodist
doctrine, and were he a changed man, would
bscsms member of tina, church.
Yet, notwithstanding these declarations
stamping with falsehood ~ they do, The base
charge contained in tho report tina, hs woud
rather have Pope osss in Rom.. ,haa Pris.s
knseling a, pour loce !eas.s, neiiher Of The pa
papers OF .his place " hlch gave circulation 10
the talsshooi, has the n,aniiness and iasnsss, 10
it, alter MI. Wise's own s,a,snsn, -
Such arc the means employed by the o?posi-
ton 10 accomplish their end. Truth and Jus
ace are outraged unblushineiy, aud pu, to
shame. Can such conduc, fail 10 recoil with
ten fold force aud fnry7 We think net.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-04-21
Democratic Associa ton.

The Democratic Association Of Staunto n me /
on Tuesday nigh. and WAS addressed BY r. A.
Pryor, Esq. Of Richmond city. BY agresmen,
Mr.. Jno. .. lmboden Esq. was permitted 10 ~.
ply TO him. The discussion was kept up four
hours, each speaker occupying equal time. Al
thu close OF the deb,ie, IN motion Of S. NJ. Yos,
the following resolution was unanimously
passed.
That the thanks Of this association are d ,e
and hereby rendered TO Roger A. Pryor Esq. Tor
his able aud eloquent and triumphant vindica-
lion OIL interests OF the Dem ocra,ic party.
After the enthusiastic adoption oil the above
RESOLUTION three chrrrs'~ere proposed for Henry
a. Wiae aud RogerA. Pryor. In response 10
this proposition The very house shook with tu-
sing Transportation af pleasure aud delight.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-04-21

U On affairs, every day with Spain, are
more and MITE complicated. lnsolen. and p,r.
samplpous, as. shs 10 .yIanical and really COW.
ardly. tina, country, by her authorities is accu-
mulaiing upon herself sins. which mus, sooner
or later call for a terrible revolution. We
anticipate hostile demonstrations on the par
OF our Acounlry against hsi, ut no distant
day Ilsrch is the resu. Of tho present rather
inimical feeling the Island Of Cuba is al. sure
10 belong to the U. States, as tina. Two and two
make fu,,r
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4 Jusr vEnDUT.-'rhs Quincy fIII) Herald
says tina, the sr~a, iur, ,eiused 10 find a bill
sgalns, John Pisy, a lad abou, tuurteen years Of
age, for shooting and killing man named Pile.
The circumstances are, that Pile had quaireleJ
with his wife ana Threatened 10 beat her-she
escaped 10 The house Of the boys mother. was
followe.. BY Pile. who made demonstrations 10
whip her, y hen Mrs. pgg inieriersd. saying
that no woman shonId bs whipped BY man
Ia her house. Pile then struck the mother OF
Inc boy several times III the face, when the lad
% 'zed shotgun and shut him down, from he
effect Of which Pile died the mex, day. The
nslghbors psrsuaded tho boy 10 90 TO Quincy
and surrender himself, which he did, and The
case being investigated, the Jury Ielussd to in.
dict him. CAieago Tribune.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-04-21

" One Of the mos. singular features in Nj.
lmboden's speech on las, Tuesday. was his Or.
peal 10 tho natura!izsd ioreignsrs-lhsesIy men
whose bIo,heis, or fathers, or sons, he Mould
place on aa equality, OF rather below, tho free
negro, II they should hereafter come TO this
couniry-distranchising them and rendering
mere cyphe's in the body polite. Surely, these
arc strange times.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-04-21
Fun AHEAD,

Hon. A. II. H. Stuart, in compliance with a
call emanasing from number Of persons Of the
county representing all shades Of political
opinion" has indicated Saturday, the 5ih day
Of May. 10 tho time when he will address the
people Of the county on .hs political Issues in.
volved in the lIssent CANVASS. As Mr.. Stuart
will DO ub,less espouse the interests Of "Sam" in
his speech. if fair division Of time is allow ID,
he will have 10 meet 'lusman worthy Of his
s,esd." We must confess tina, wa have been
somewha, disappointed in Mr. Stuart, While
he has ever been q consistent, and uucom pro.
missing Wing, we had hardly expected tina, he
would ally himself with party whose objects
are 80 Numerically opposed To the hes, and
dearss, interests OF tho country and Of indivd.
uals. But We shall not prejadgs him. We will
wait until he speaks for himself. and then i,
will or time enough 10 anaisu before the pub.
lie,
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DR.. Archibald Graham

1t Mil De seen by an article published 10.
day, aid taken from the Richmond Enquirer,
tina, DR.. Archibald Graham.declines Ie-elec'ion
TO the Board Ct public works. This We regret.
He has made most efficient officer. His sa'
escity. industry, and ability have been Of infn-
ite importance and benefit to she Stale. He
was our first choice for the place he now holds.
aud for several months his name has been al
Ii . heal Of oul columns
Al this writing we are no; able 10 state who
sill likely be Es successor. We may however,
be side 10 do so before onr i,sue this week.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-04-21
GEO. CLYMER MCCALL,

~ Jno. Minor Bolts has written a letter in
'esronse to request 10 take the stump for the
K"o" Nothing ticket in which he declines.
modss'iy stating as a reason, tina, he f-a,od hi.
prospects IN nomination iar C,ng,ss may be
damaged. Truly. Mr.. B. a rare chap. No Il
- his God,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-04-21

WV {T,-'That 80 soon as the W,ncbe..
wl.hon, one isolated eAcep,inu, ,olu,.i.s,.d
THEN services in the BODYBUILDING .sns~7 ~
here IS deep murmuring among some e!
"sam's' people, saying that the Wings ~ers
not invited to jnla then tsnks. he that as i,
may. We verify believe tina, lhs Wing. lntsrcl
to push san arid. and claim tbs srsIls il,
case Of tielpty
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-04-21
Cheering News.

The most cheering and gratifying reaction i,
now going on throughout lhs State. Espscial-
" is such the case in North. Western Virginia
Intelligence reaches us every day d the mosl
happy state Of. feeling being brough, about.
f,om pressn, indications. Mr.. Wise will no, re
csive less than $4,000 majority IL the Slate
The prospee. is Frightening.
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Mr.. Michia's Letter,

We publish on our first page the eloquent lst'
Ter from Mr.. Michie in reply 10 an invitation &c
address the Democracy Of Richmond. !. will
BE- Tread with pride and prof. BY every true
American In he country.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-04-21

cS- While Mr.. Pryor vas speaking on Tues
day Righi, some one called out Tor 'Ssm." A,
the instant dog in the house, whose toss, W.
guess. had been tread upon, yslped. Mr.. P
quickly remarked, SAM ans wsrs!
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-04-21

u Graham The man who murdered Spilar
IN Wyshsv'sle, has had his csiled trial, an
'en' on fur final hearing. He made no de-.
tsnse, save 10 plead inAa,i,t.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-04-21

" Walter w. Staples, OF Msnigom,y, has
been nominated by the Know Nothing as can.
didaIs tot Congress in opposition to Hon. II. A.
Etlmuusou
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Owe call esrecisl as.eatioa 10 the sdvsr.
tissnsn' Of Mr.. A. Morris Of Richmond. His
sslst ton Of Law Books il extensive.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-04-21

SoMI months aye, MIR. Editor, | amor need
myself. in your paper. as Wing Candidate fur
Congress in tho il.h District Of Vircinia. /
Low iGd mysslfa candidate wihou, a party.
and therefore wilh'lraw from ,hs canvass.
With the new Order" have no affinity.
abhoning. hom principle, all secret pol,,.cls
srSshlxtiions.
Ii is The duly Of every ,ras fr.n, to the we'll.
being VI the Old Dominion, to OPPOSE. with all
hIs powsr, this political Puiyphemus, thi.
Monsirum horrendum. iaforme, ingens, em
LuMEN ademtun.n
Tbs present crisis may be regarded as iu6-
na,ely more impartan, than any through which
Virginia has hitherto passed. That 81 may
svenna's IN the complete p,osua'ion Of ths
.orier," Ia my fsrvent prayer. Wnh Amer.
eau Older viIginians should cast i, from them
like Puisened garmant. Nosh,ag remains Tor
conservatives but 10 vote ths Democratic tick
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-04-21
Appointment Of Foreigners to once.

Sasa
pose the falsshoaIs o vy ,hs 'non.ns snes " e1
s~cre, order h regard to ,hs ch... " me uew
DO inlmtnis made nnasr ,hs ',,ao ~ we ape
trstion, IN. chs roe = % -. sseA. aoH'ni.-
izens ma ,ecs;x.1 $3.50, 'na. lofe'gn.eoin cn<
button u The ofiices =. lave. .hvs, =. sos a.sl,s
efo,ndIes, This oh,rns ~. ." now s'!eHy
sevsrxl u The department, .u,h, o,.. ;,e' Mua'
lion which made IN. fsI.s hoI n. h.n .a,oFma
~ reader. I'M. ,.m. ch.,.s !, r.,r... sss'
en, in ,ho,. States In wL;cI. .,...,;a. pres
10 behpll, and. ,ba, ,h,. rs,l f:.,. . -, ~"
In the reach OF all WIN Jrsirs cmre..i
wa renrmlu,. NJ. .,;',. 80. ,.1','
Tho admin,,rs;on Of ."s ,hn "t r. ''y aoann
to foreigners. '''"e nv ''''''''''
po.r orr,c, n.......
We BEGIN with ,h.. ,no,,,..a, =,
Office Dsrsr,mrn, Fro"e"' ~ '"' Vs.
CI.,k.
Assistant Po,lmas,e,. (a.,e,.,
messenger
As,ie,.nt messenger.
Wa,ch,nsn !.
Lsborers
While number ION
or thesr. 81 ar. If Au.,;,.s .;,.. Nv
FOREIGN h;,,h y '."" VIM s"a 'set
The (uiIowioy ar. Tho r,r,.,,... ., =.
served r''' e'.'' ~ " W.
= John M.r,o, r,;,, A.;
ter General, appointed Nav - ,aan. 49,. 49,
in ireland, cams here - h.n s;gh, ,,.,,,t. -
e. John Agu, clerk, sppoipiml Ivn. ,a.,
h,,n IN E,.,i... =, "I sPPo"'u !sns o. 1901
frty years, -.
. N Holten. clerk. anpo;,,.J Inn. ,e,.
h,rr i; S.;,,..i -Fpo,".-e 1uno ,, 1914
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-04-21

~ The absence Of the Editors q. the proof
ssading will account for ans tunlsrs in tho
eei,oyial mater hi. week.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-04-21

1.-THE Wheat crop generally between hero
and Harisonburg, locks very Ii ifly. and PREM
ises well.
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Another Stratghtout.

VEHr many Of the really honest Wh;ss. nen
who have been Wings from principle AM! " ho
are no. afraid 10 vxpress their real Feelings, will
read 'hs i"l'p" lns letter tom Major GEORGE G.
Mccall, the Wing esnilda,e fN Consrsss, with
pleasure. They have no, bern used 10 skuIk.
ing IN TIE dark their patterns were the fear.
less Clsy--lhe honss, jYebs,sr men who w.,e
too proud to s'o,p 10 midnight dark lal,erned
meetings How many more will 20 with hjml
Blu, read his letter. arkcrsturs Nsws.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-04-21

u SamurI Price. Of Greenbfsr, declines
running Tor The Legislature, in Grseubrsg cvun.
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Public Speaking.

Capt. John A. Harman will al lfsss The Dem.
ocral.c Associalisnat Belle Fon,s School house
tonight, Saturday,
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o. a faals once denied is twice commit,
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ALEXANDER r. HOLIDAY, ESQ.,, Of Hcnrico
s,a u,y, nc minated ANONYMOUSLY an y occlu.
s.a.ioa, as candidate for the Commissionersnip oil
the Board Of Public Works for this District, BY thu
democratic Convention which met In Charlottcsvill.
On Thursday las. We have only space to say, thai
'Ls i, Of the ablest and purest men in the Com
mou.eath. DR.. GFahaln declined allowing hit
name to be brought before the Convention.
1Ee fun proceedings will be given next week
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Ocs"her, 1883. th~n were iny-four persona en-.
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