The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-22
CANDIDATne FoR oFF1CE.

Ann III rs~ss -, 60 ps~sis If
kssp the Office Of the Shsrsfty under the control Of
:, .sa Z soIs smy
and recsived all the benefits during that timel No.
It is not IL the sentiment cf hundreds No. 1t s not
Il the sentiment Of true Republican freemen. No, 10
the sentiment Of our Constitution.
Perhaps some may ask the question. why Is it not
night that thi. family should not hold. and CONTROL
asking such questions should there be any though
The same time cannot fer one mornent believe that
there brssthss one freemsn IN ~ this our gloriou,
rights and tbs glorious rights and freedom Of those
who are to live when that heart OF his shall cease to
and tbs. body 70 IL mother 81 aus e
answer alone h necessary. What 10 the guiding
Of American libertiesi The sentiments and acts Of
pronounced those glorious words, rotation In Office
NAL e. me not kins, but . freeman-makes me and
INV family the heirs of Office, but the heirs OF lib.
drive auy tyrane mad. If we are freemsn, do for
freedoms sake, let Us cherish freedom
1t Is the truth. and challenge any man Of moral.
to deny it. This Mr.. Winston Is near relation OF
the old and present family of shers and II the peo-
pie put him in this Office they had just a. well put the
present incumbent his uncle, Thomas boswell, and
his cousin Tom Carter for the Office will remain un'
der their entire control, az at present We know
from what his cousin, Tom Carter has said, that no
hiussf is the King Sheriff OF the family and ms Ian
Office and If the people do not choose to give the
Office to him Phil Winston and company they might
------- Are we, nesmen, ~li m1s
TO have our feelings insulted TINS style py the od
King of the Sheriff family Must we freemen vote
for any that is and will be, compelled to keep
Tom Carter, the old king blood-mcker, a. the head
ruler OF tnat once NO! ID the sentiment Oh nun
oreds and No VIII be the sentiment OF every iree-
Man..
celestial band and vote for William N. Tnsley, the
rsemans independent man; man, that 10 worthy IN
every respect and capable in every respect Of filing
and that Of 1,r1x
privateiy and man that IL mechanic; and a man
whose iather was good German mechanic; and .
| man whose uncle was the poor and humble baker
ooy and man whose charities are as numerous a.
tne sta 'hat deck the WIDE spread canopy OF Heay-
| en-:
re put 70 ms mouse and view the many cheerful
little races mat daily come and receive their oaves
| Iree, WITHOUT money eEd without price from sev-
enty:hve TO one hundred daily receive bread from his
charity alone These persons are composed of the
old the young the lame the blind the deaf and the
dumb, Of all nations The charity OF bis uncle, MIR:
Dlll, or the once poor and humble baker boy, and
himself have fed many thousands of little hungry
mouths, and dried the tears OF many thousands OF
| widows and gaddened many thousands of borrowing
and afflicted hearts. We, the people of Richmond,
| know Mr. William Tinsley, and know that neither
him nor any Of his family ever held aoy office and
sent standing and we, the ople of Richmond will
never forget that great Trustworthy act of Mr. Tins
ley at the time he in the banking business, when
the people had upwards one hundred and ty thou
sand dollars of his notes and some influential enc
mics of his put the report out that he was not able to
onebaf of the notes that he had ssued which
caused the people to make run ON him and instead
of betrayne his trust and distressing the people az
hundreds of bankers and banks did lust about that
haid be, With Uods nv and IN sss thar eiss.
redsamad evsrv note a. Hi usus 1rbinh csnsa5 nm
;sms and cost Of he notss which ipcIndins ths
SoI nf hi; los bu this onsration a uuas .r 90
| fen tboussnd doliars5 ~ 'pe"oN' 90 W "'1' VI
Think for one moment of this act of Tinsey At the
t,,a che ;cbmon5 Cotton Eactorv stonnad tro,,;n.
upwards of two hundred little children out of EN-.
ployment, ne advertised, extending an invitation to
OF them that choose to come and get their bread
daily, free of charges stating that if the Factory had
stopped, his Bakery had not. And he acted the same
way at the time of the great strike at the Tredegar
Rolling MILL giving bread free to all OF their children
that came you recollect that 1t was three years
strke-a strike of over one hundred fTeemen-who
concluded to obtain their object, or perish in the at
tempt
Such are the principles OF William N. T1nsley. the
independent and peoples candidate for the Sheraty
of Richmond. Who is it that can't vote for such
man? If there be any that can't his senses must be
unconscious of feeling Come all you that can ap-
preclatc such principles, and cherish them by
ting for William N Tlnsley, who seems to know
other principles save those of
my 22-lt JUSTICE AND L1BERALITY.
e T0 the Polls T0 the Polls go Ind vote
for WINSIoN, bUhIoN, FRANCISCO AND
make U. good officers. Ii i. great mistake to sup
Commasionsr M G. W. Clutter win undeeeive any
one who supposes So Our poor old State has lost d
ring the last two years. Sl4iO00 by Bile She
riffs Ioe early and get your friends to do likewise
This is an election in which all of each party are
deeply interested. my22-lt* p
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" To the Polls, to the POlIs... Citizens
iIiesi All coon Citizensi Aropss FROM, aus iatt.a
Ky! Arise Cast off your apathy Go 10 the polls
and there assert ana ma;nta;n voyr ~ 1 tht
that snnremacy be NOT ,snrned and biJ he Ia .a
naru RABBLE. Ariaei Got * fI 1T
nv aiNate AoAioN'
% Henrico County Elections.-. ComInis-
| At the next ensuing election of county officers Mr.
| JOHN 0. GODDIN, the present incumbent, will be
voted for to fill that office. We would suggest to our
fellow citizens that, the lands and improvements
to be re assessed this year. the services of
perienced Commissioner of the Revenue for the year
1857 will be highly important to the land owners
well as to the pubic convenience.
The land book OF 1857 we understand, will be made
out partly only from the tables to be r-