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VIRGINIA AND KANSAS.

We copy an article from the Richmond Enqa.rer
which is written in all excellent spirit, and sets iorii
most con!nendable enterprise for those in |irgIhI'
who are willing to risk little for the snke of settling
great question between the South and her enemies
The Enquirer is right i'll all its positions. save one
that it was possible at this day for Virginia 10 TAX.
the lead of the South in the movement to secure
Kansas. The leadership of Virgin would have
been natural, desirable, and most beneficial in TIN;
contest; but, unfortunately, the politicians OF that
State were occupied more with the next Presidency
than with the safety of the South, and was left Tor
Missouri one of the States, To lead the Southern
forces, and uobly 1--WE hope successfully she has done
it.
But we rejoice to sec Virginia exhibiting the spirit
indicated by this editorial ot the Enq~rsr. listrue
she cannot, as seems to be assumed by that paper
become the leader of the South in this movement
that position is already occupied by Missouri, and
has been confirmed by the decision of so many OF
the Southern States, that there is no more room
for dispute.
Virginia ought to have been our leader, but her
people have been occupied with other things, aud We
we were obliged to take care OF ourselves.
But Virginia at last is sure to be true. The old
blood is there, and when the e1gency comes; it rises
TO the surface, and rules the Storm Charleston
.lcrcuTY.
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F1r the kHYprcf.
The Undersigned having seen with regret, that 4, Il
personal controversy has aris.n between to"t; W :
Hughes aud L. A. Pryor, Esqs., and having, unso.c.
ed hy either party, informed themselves OF the i"r'o
Of the case, come forward common friends "t inc
parties and propose the following terms OF ",ij",'
:nenf That the correspondence between tileh NC
Withdrawn, and that Mr.. Pryor shall withdraw us
card i'll the Enquirer signed The Author, wh'rn
we are satisfied was written under the erroneous
belief thut Mr. Hughes editorial notice oil Mri
PryUrs pamphlet was aimed ut him anu
Mr.. Pryor's card being Withdrawn, Mr.. Hughes
without waiting far IL ca" upon lin tor IN s1plaha'
lion Of his editorial, and, es n matter OF ccur't7y,
shall state that he had knowledge, sasplcoh Oh
Mr. Pryor being the author of the pamphlet comment
cd Oh in the Examiner.
ALEX. II. HOLIDAY,
i. II. AYLETT,
Il. Z. AUGUST.
FRANK G.. RUFFlN,
GEO. w. RANDOLPH
RO RIDGWAf, JR,
WM. +. WATSON.
We accept the above adjustment.
X. A. PRYOR.
RO. W. HUGHES.
RIcHMoSp, April ~, 1856.
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LATER FROM HAVANA.

New YORK, April aD.-The steamship CahaTeR
arrived here to-day, bringing dates from Havana &c
18th inst. Her news is Of no importance. The I'M.
10 the windward. The British msn.of.war Power
full was also 10 leave in few days for Bermuda.
Sugars were more lively, without advance. owing
to large stock on hand. Muscovados We're in good
demand at 81, equal TO 81 at our ports. Molssse'
6rm. Freghts active, with rates tending downward.
Exchange depressed ut six and half six and three
quarters.
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Eour,., Electoral District Convention.

Alta meeting OF the Delegates 10 the Democratic
Stat. Convention from the counties constituting ihe
lh Electoral District. 10 wit, Buckingham Cunbe-.
band. Fiuvauma, Appnmattox, Campbell, Prince I'd.
ward Charlotte and Lumenburs, held IN Richmond,
il WAS
Resolved, Tint said counties appoint delegates 10
District Conventions 10 be held III the town of Farm
Vile GA the 18th "Wednesday in April for the purpose
o eiecti,is Delegates 10 the National Convention, %
be held at Cincinnati in June.
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4 DrlnOcratic Nnmvrn'IUn iur TIE TMtIffh t'rr'0
raj District, composed OF the couuies Of Boteiour:
Allegheny, Bath Pocnhonra-, Highland, G.Iv., NJ.
Ger, Boone, GreenhIier. Montgomery, Rorkbri!c.
Logan, Wyoming, Floyd, Craig. Pulaski, R"sn,k-
Kunawha and M"nror,) will be held at tie d.!
Sweet Springs, in Monroe county, on rhursiay ;'cy
the second ii ouday in May, tihc IJth) To appo,u.
Delegates 20 represent the District IN The Dea"cra;'
National Convention ~ be held Ia Cincinnati in Ju-s
Ss,,,
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Fifth ELECTORAL District Convention.

a Il meeting ~ HE Uc.eEHies IFnM INC COuNt!ts
OF Abemarlc Amherst, Bedford, Greene, Orange,
Nelson and Madison held in the Reading Room of
tie Exchange Hotel, in Richmond on Thursday the!
18Th February. il
Resolved. That Convention of the District be
held in charlottesville, on Tuesday the 9Th OF MsyI
next for the purpose OF selecting two delegates and
two a!ternutrs, 10 attend the National Democratic
Convention, in Cincinnati, Ohio, in June next.
The counties in this district are therefore requested
10 send delegates To the above District ConHeniIopi
AZ tia, tine and place indicated.
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Seventh Electoral District Convention.

\ DamOcrAllc Convention Tor TIC Se'thth EItcIV'
raj District composed of The counties of Accomac,
Northampton, Northumberland Lancaster, G!ouces.
| ter, Matthews, Warwick York, Williamsburg. janice
City. Elizabeth City and New Kent, will be held u
the town of Hampton. Wednesday, the seventh
day OF May, ls;D, Tor the purpose of appointing De
lcga,es To- the Democratic National Convention 10 t-
held at Cincinnati.
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ABRAHAM w. JUvESAL, Esq.
THE OLD NORTH STATE ALL RIGHT!

North Carolina correspondent. after speaking
very kindly Of the Enquirer, adds
'Our State is strong in the principles of Democra-
cy, and, without shadow of doubt, will return ThoS
Bragg to the Gubernat"rial chair. The Address of
Mr.. Caru;he-s, Of Missouri 10 his constituents is an
able exposition Of the sentiments vi every lover of
liberty, whether political Or religious. II is bitter
pill to the Know Nuiniugs about here. should be
very glad if You could forward ME another copy OF
:
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TIE mcnlbtrs Of the DemOcrNc party, m he SN'hI
Electoral District composed OF the counties OF Pow
hatam Chesterfield, Louisa, Hanover and HrnTicO
aud the City ri Richmond, are hereby notified TINT
Conventions for the purpose Of appointing two dele
gate. 10 represent this Dst!c. i'll the National Demo-
cratic Convention, 10 b. held in Cincinnati, in June
next, will be- holden in the city Of Richmond, On the
second Tuesday IN May next.
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THE NORTH. THE SOUTH AND THE CENSUS

THE NORTH. THE SOUTH AND THE CENSUS.
The Atlantic free States. incrdiss Maine, contain
popa.stion Of sight and quarter miilons, and pro-
due, .f wheat aud Indian corn, ehty-seSes millions
b..hy!s-n fraction over ten bushels for each iuhaol'
Cav, The old Atlantic slave States. including Della
ware. have population less than -four aud quarter
,n,;,,os. aud pro luce one hundred and torty.four
y, ,. Of bushels OF same crops. which is fraction
orer thirty bushel. to each naao'tant. frooso'y III
tssa bushels per ospi,a would suffice to feed the IN
b .,:,su. aoi their i've stock. Thus the South pro-
su,,s enough to supply the deficit at the North
..mI has large surplus for ezpor'ation. She can
.ua does also supply the North With cotton and
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THE PRICE OF LIBERTY IS ETERNAL VI
GLANCE.

Ar a ,neetn. of the Democratic Vigilance Com.
nttee for District No |, llenrico county held at their
rooms in Port Mayo, on the 18Th inst, the following
preamble and resolutions unauimc usly adopted
Whereas al meeting purpOrtlng 10 be Democratic
holden OH the 9TH lust, which called in the Rich
mund Dispatch, Ia neutral paper) "ior the purpose
o! ratiiying vi amending the ticket regularly
Nominated by the Democratic party of this District,
at meeting holden Oh the I'D ut pursuant 10 due
notice published i'll the Democratic papers Os the
city, aud posted in prominent places in the District,
at the nominees OF the meeting. last aforesaid,
were substituted by other names, We, the Vigilance
Committee Tor said District, acting faithful senti-
,eis OH the watch tower, deem it peculiarly pro-
v!ncr II, it is bounded duty, 10 stamp that meet
ng OF the 9th inst, with The character II deserves
BE il, therefore,
Resolved, LIST. Tina, the call OF primary meeting
for the purpose of gratifying the action of 0Roihfr
primary meeting Of III" same party, in the same ina
rs,eria District, publicly held after due and suiii-
Gent nutce,l is proceeding remarkable for lis
novelty, as it, aDsurdy, and one which, If adopted
Is precedent will sanction the multiplication OF such
m:ctings al iuHRa"m.
Resolved ri, That the only proper and rational
ground on which a call for u second nominating
meeting of the same party In u Magsicria! District
can be founded, is The declcnsion OF one or more Of
The nominees OF the first meeting an lnsuicicn: no.
cc OF said meeting, Or Hn unfair organization thereof,
and that a. no decensioI has bren made 10y our Ma
gsreria candidates, and no insuiiicency Of notice ar
unfairness Of organization alleged We pronounce the
proceedings of the "amendiug" meeting aforesaid,
entirely unwarranied and utterly unworthy Of the re-
spect Of the Democratic party.
Resolved, 3D. That the Democracy Of this District,
i'll the habit of referring to Democratic papers for
notices of Democratic meetings, and, chershIng rs
they d. IN undying attachment 10 that article OF
Democratic faith which is Illustrated by u devotion to
.princples not men,, they do not authorise persons
to cnl such meetings who repudiatc Democratic pr1n
cipIes by voting tor Know. Nothing men nominated
by the Know Nothing Order.
Resolved i,h, That the ''JEffERsoSIAS CoLUMS'
Of Democracy will suffer the fag presented 10
them for their glorious victory in the last contest to
be dsgraced, whether the attack be made from enc
mics from without within their camps, but that they
will prove themselves worthy recipients Of SO distlm-
guisIed IN honor and stand by their nominees, their
pr"cIpiS, and their coI0rs!
The meeting then adjourned n number o! Demo-
crats who not members vi the committee being
in attendance and heartily cOmcurI!n in their action.
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A Democratic Convention for the Third Electoral
District composed OF the counties of Halifax Pttsy
yania Franklin, Patrick and Henry, will be held at
Danvile, on Wednesday, the Both day of April next
or the purpose OF appointing delegates TO attend the
Democratic, National CouN elton at Cincinnati.
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\ Democratic Convention tor the Second Electoral
District composed of III. counties Of Amelia Not.
toway Brunswick, DiuwldIe, Mcckenburg, Greens.
willie, Prince George, and the City OF Petersburg
will be held in Petersburg on Tuesday, 9th day Of
the Democratic Convention to be held in Cincinnati
IN June nex,.
The counties are requested to hold meetings for the
appointment Of delegates carly day as posi-.
he,
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Eighth Electoral District Convention.

A numbers OF delegates 10 the Democratic Sat
Conventions from the Sh Electoral District, upon c, /,
sultution, agreed 10 recommend IdPpa'@hHO0s /.
IL. county Of Essex, Us the place. ana Wc,ines,isy
the y),h of April, IN the time Tor holding Di,rc.
Convention 10 appoint delegates to the Cincinqa.
Convention.
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DENOCkARTIC CONVENTIONS
Eira, Electoral District Convention.

AtnnreiIus OF the delegates from The First Eicc;o.
rel District appointed To- the Democratic State Con.
vrnou, Assembled al the ST. Charles lloteln the city
ot Richmond, III" 2gth OF February, 1856 the follow.
in. resolution unanimously adopted:
Resolved That We recommend tn the Democracy
of the FIRST Eee,or, DISTRICT, meet in Convention
at Portsmouth, on the second Wcdnesdayiu May nex;
to appoint delegates to the Cincinnati Convention,
and that these proceedings be published in the De.
inocra;ic papers of the State.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-22

ATTEMPTED ESCAPE AND RECAPTURE.
PHILADELPHIA, Apri! 2O.-Townsend the mail
robber arrested few days since by Col. Hughes,
made an attempt to escape from the jail ut New Gas.
ll Delaware, yesterday. He shot at by the she-
riff whilst getting over the Jail wal! and severely
wounded. lie was captured aud Returned 10 Jail.
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ATTENTION, DEMOCRATS Of urrprc,

The Democrats of llenrirn County will me-,
their Court House on the first Monday il Msr D.
To appoint delegates 10 the District Convention, 10
held III the city Of Richmond On the second Tue.G
III snId month, for the purpose Of elerting G"!egs
To- the National Convention which win ,n.., -, &
ci"nnIi On the first Monday in une nett. They y
at the same fine, take INTO consideration III. prop
y Of making nominations i,r county nfiicers
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4 TRIBUTE TO THE PURITY AND NATION.

Atty OF THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY.
We copy from the Pennsylvania. letter from
WIN. Sergeant, Esq. Mr.. Sergeant is son Of the
late Hon. John Sergeant, of Philadephia, aud has
always been uu arden, and efficient supporter of the
Constitution
PHILADELPHIA, April 9, ISJ6.
DEAR Sir Il wish 10 present, through you, my
resignation as member uf the Committee OF super
neudsnce to which position you were pleased to APP
puill HE al the last meeting otthe his City Conveu'
ton.
Toprevert misunderstanding, will, in as few words
as possible state the causes which impel me 10 this
course. At tho first meeting of the Convention,
throughout its deliberations 10 the best OF my feeble
power opposed the nomination OF separate Wing
ticket thinking that uness g fusion were effected
with the Democrats it would only be playing into the
bands of the Know. NuhugS and contribute 10
the continuance Of the nisru,e which now dsgraces
this city.
When the Convention, however By large ma or-
ty Insisted upon the formation vi ticket, remain
ed in it, and my for different persons, in the
hope that portion OF those nominated might be III.
corporated with the Democratic ticket. Desirable us
such fusion was, il has not been effected The con-
test now is essentially between the Democratic and
Know. Nothing parties. The former, whatever may
be its faults, is open constitutional pariy-the lat
ter with its grips and pass words-is oats aud secret
meetings, opposed 10 the constitution, and the whole
spirit of our Institutions This being the issue, II has
not cost me moments reflection which side to IS
pouse-I intend 70 devote myself rs enerIecally rs
possible 10 the success Of the Democracy at the
approaching Municipal election and, lest my position
upon the Committee of Superintendent might ap-
pear inconsistent with such course, respectfully
WV. SERGEANT.
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LsIGsI Ri TELEGKspH.
Telesrupaed for the Richmond Pr,,,
DEATH OF X. l.. STEVENS


NEW YORK. April !O.-Robert H. Steven, l.
died at his residence AZ Hoboktn n, this mornin, H''
wIs the inventor OF the floating bomb proof 49,, he
BALTIMORE. April 2l.-Flour is s,esdv. ,o,.
of 2,lOU barrels Howard street at 81 81, Ohio s.
City Mills NJ Il ~ Wheat is firm: sales Of wv
at 81 81 y 81 S. Red 81 II II 80. Corn i. frr'
a.s Of white at 81 cts yellow 30 a 81 cts p,"'
visions firm.
NEW YORK, APRIL 2l.-Flour is dui, to-day
sales q! State brands at 500 IL 90, Ohio 81 a
o1j Southern 81 10 80, fancy Southern $7.jGo so.
Wheat and Corn are firm and unchanged Pork hs,
advanced sales u! mess at SlS. Beef is dull. Lard
is firm Whi>kry 26 ct-. Stocks are higher. Mis-
souri's Si.. Sterling is dull
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~. ward, we're manned; aud as the boat nooFed Gu
a i.srtins salute gave out lis NOISY good Ne.
Th' President and Secretary OF tile May. ana
s, If "a, members of Congress returned 10 WGsii-
;nr,on Saturday afternoon, III the i"c ock ira'
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN CHESTERFIELD.
AZ meeting OF the Democratic party OF Chester.
field, at the Cuur; House, on the ltE inst, Dah"i
III. flouruoy was called 10 the Chair melton Ut X.
~ Ihwentt, and, on motion Of Vim. AmberS ID. b.
linnc"ck was appointed Secretary.
The following resolutions, offered by Alexander
Jones, were ad0Dtcd:
LIST. Resolved, Tint approve Of the propriely Of
holding Convention in the City OF Richmond for
,i,e purpose of appointing delegates to tin. National
Conv n!I:ion, to L- held in Cincinnati in juno next
"a. That the Chairman of this meeting appoint q
proper delegation from each mggisterial district, 10
represent this county in said Convention
81. That Gasmuch rs the day proposed i"r holding
the District Convention will probably prevent pro
per representation from this county, well rs the
county of Louisa, in consequence of the County
Courts being in session that day, we would suggest
the propriety of changing the time To Friday, the
10Th of May instead of Tuesday, the 18th, and We re-
specially ask the concurrence of the other counties
in the proposed change.
In accordance with the second resolution, the
Chairman appointed the following del-gates:
District No. ii Hobbs, Benjamin Hatcher 5 Is
French, WIN A Cooke, II Nash, & L Friend. w K
Wcisyer, w IL Garnstt, W Sneings. A Edward.
No. 2--B l. Luudic, j 5 Peers, w Friend. X II
Watkins L Z Chalkley, I Burgess, & Gregory,
K G. Hatcher.
30. IA Jones, VI VI Robertson. J K Woodbridge,
WIN !.l6ers, p A Chakley, Samuel Taylor, Nelson
Gregory, WIN B Gates, Cogbi!l, q w Friend,
VIM l. Gill.
No. i-Saml Hancock, II Moody, II Hancock,
job Adkins, W & Clarke, / ID Clifford, Haley Cole,
Ro Elicit, VIM L Spears Sydenhan Brooks, Wm A
Martin
NJ. 5-J II Cox, X y Thweatt, A Sims, w K
Wood, j G Gates, Thos Gresham, l. l. Lester, Jos
Goode, w w Hancock E II Flouruoy, Joseph II
hewlett.
No. G-J b Jones, { Hewlett, A Tucker c Tai.
ley. III q Gill, John Baukensp, Robert Jackson,
W"oiief Tucker. Turpu, n j Dulstan.
On motion OF VIM. Ambsrs, the Chairman and Sec. |
reary were added TO the delegation.
Oa motion,
Resolved, That The proceedings of this meeting be
published in the Richmond and Petersburg Demo !
cratic papers.
The meeting then adjourned.
DANL II. FLOCRNOY, Chm.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET, ApRI

RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET, APRI
The n.ars.t continues very active ,i,sou;
in Pr'c'. Tn" inspections in The State are cs. tn
were 81 t!s tine last year, owing to the uufsvo.cs
ter and 'pr!ns Tor shipping and prizing tobucco
We would sngCe't the inpa,t....e OF pr.a!ng =
a:rF "a. are d &c year in saic lrier, (axseP:
il suitable for semm!u, NJ the bresks y III soon he
and heavy receipts OF tobacco in unsafe order tie
month, would haze al injurious effect On tie marie
| N M,r1rS Sos s
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tobacco. aid has much besides 10 export. Her iico
crops and sugar crops also enter into the trade WIN
the North. Tho North supplies US with merchandise
ad manufactures md hus the difference III pursuits
arising from difference in the character ut lau"f' "'
ri our social systems is mutually advantageous
We no slaves shuuld have no grain, tobacco ~,
s;Gr, rice cotton To furnish the Morrill, 60.
cease to purchase her merchandise anu HE" -
and soon become her rivals Instead Oh "''
The North west might now supply h'' "' ,'
her population increases faster 'n"'' ','' ,.nu,,o
prudacts, because white men PF''', ".' '''''
'n.is 20 fell, labor, which Is the ''"''''' Gnu -,
The more slave States, the better for the North FL
,,,. CENSUS demonstrate this. And figures
,,, that same census show that humanity marshnls
III. WAY, which interest should prompt them To pnr-
size: for the crops of crime aud paupcrlsm exhibit
balance quite as large in favor OF the North, rs that
Of food is of the South.
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DELEGATES TO THE CINCINNATI CONNEN-
1ION

TON.
. DIR. Arch. Graham of Rockbrdge, and Samuel =.
Williams of SheuauIoah have been elected delegates
to the Cincinnati Convention from the Tenth Legion
district. They are instructed to vote for Mr. buchah
AT the District Convention for the Frederick Eiec'
toral District, which met q; Winchester on luesuay
last Messrs. Thomas Nj. lsbell Of Clarke and Johii
H. Tucker Of Frederick, were appointed delegates 10
the Cincinnati Convention, DR.. y. K. Funston OF
Warren, and Capt. II. d. Seaman OF Berkeley alter
mates. We have not seen the full proceedings. The
harrisburg Republican gives the following intorma
stion
Wni. Wood, Esq, of Frederick, gentleman who
is fvorably known thiS county, and highly respect
ed for his integrity and good sese presided over the
deliberations Of the meeting. For delegates, the
Hon. Chas. James Faulkner, Thomas NJ. l.be Geo
w Brad6eld, T. T. Fauneruy, j. K. Tucker Esqs
we're put in nomination. Mr. lsbell WAS elected on
the third ballot, and after several unsuccessful bal
lots tha friends OF Mr.. Faulkner, seeing the difficulty
of making an election under the twoihrds rulewith-
drew his name, when the contest came up between
Braitield and Tucker, which was decided, after one
or two ballots, in favor of the latter.
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CATTLE, HOGS AND SHEEP.

.,.... Ut T III, IO'IS hNU STiFFE,
Elf supply .Ei: market Er,n. "" quo.e u
g 20 - 81; good prime : 20 so; Eyirn a! 20
HDGS-se JOG 81 y hundred Very scarce ILL.,
mand
SHEEP-Mu,.on sell for So 0Oai5 piece;
Sheep 81 sl0;--hy weight, 81 t. 81 per hundred
Tor Ordinary and superior sheep
LAMBS-Sell at SO 10 - = head according e
10y
VEAL. coming in season, AMI Calves sell TO:
Sll, according 20 quality
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T., he Edd,rS n he EH1"'r':
Gentlemen will YOU do thu fuvor 10 publish
the foluwin. editoria from the l.ymcIhGrG Republic
eau in the Enquirer. This article is written with so
much good sense, is 30 just au right in ali lis views,
and characterized by Il spirit loyal TO our great
pgrr vet 50 patriotic. that IL must do guud III these
lines when The Advocacy of personal claims To the
Democratic nomination, threatens serious danger 10
our cause Let Us initiate III" spirit ui the RrpublI.
cau and all will be well. Yours, truly,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-22

t0RN -iJ6 bushels OF nice White Corn, t9'.
~ depot. LEWIS III
April GIT Governor .
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