Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-25
Rx.pRESTDENT TYLER,S LETT
TFR no a BLACK MAN.

fTFon ths Ba1alo Adre an
We cheerfnny give place to the following let
It carries @heient ~eXpianatien Of the
cirramstneI under whieh g was written on
its ace. Hope Butler vel behaved colored
msnsRho has esidedamon gusforseYFIYear
~SHKRwooD RoRKEsT,
CHARLES Cm CorNEY,'Y Va, May2l, 1856.
nm 0o0f EGSnd@Ewas highly ratiied in
the receipts of Y0Qrletter ofthe 9TH OF Way, md
shall not tai to make known your sind remem'
bFaneestO my brother, DR.. Wat H-Tyler, when
1 see him. His post ottiee Is the "Old Church
sH-auoFere0unty, and be would be very much
pleased to{ reeefve aIetter homyou-
M. Wm. Alien is residing at C~aredont, hay-
ING married. Miss Jessup, from Canada and Miss
0seainiiye at Berkeley, uebirthpaceo Of Gen.
IHafffSon;sWhich NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. last two
years
Doctor Minge, after having soldsout here and
emigrated to Alabama, h~asreturnedsto Virginia,
and purchased the farm formerlyzoccupied by
Mr.. Cooke, near the sRowerde Hundred Mr..
Francis Rutin still Lives at Cabin Point and
Gen. sHarTiein Richmond sIregret to saythat
our e-xcelIenEfrends Park rump and DIR. Robt
Butler have paid the great debt of nature. Two
fnofS esfma6lemen rarely, heyer. lived:
Thus have / given you an account OF aIthose
you inquired after and Idoubtnot but thateach
Of them Who now live would most cordially 81
lutte you wherever they mightmeetyou -wheth
er in yonr old natire Virginia or fnyour adopt
ed State Of New YORK. Tieyasay to you what
is true IN regard TO the penalties mposedon free
persons Of colorretnfning to this State. BUTT
may truly b sGdthatths sHlgencEof our laws
issentrelyst to be ascFibed to the achous inter
ference of those who are ercrInore engaged IN
the 1asko fdistnrbfngt Their neighbors, ratherthan
to the spirit and feeling ofonr v people, You
were always treated with attention and respect
by this people, because You were knownsto be
correct in all your dealings and faithful to all
kyour engagements,Sa and you can well youch that
all.colored men who conduct themselves becom-
ingly among us arc treated at all times with con-
sideration and respect There are no types of
EUnele Tom and his Cabin except during the
lperiod.of his quiet and happy home with Mr.
st Cldr. lii
Ihad the pleasure of meeting with AR. Cook
last year, at Saratoga, and through him made
enquiries concerning you. / am glad that he
made known the fact to you, US to it am IN
debted for your letter. L
II shall takeT pleasure in mentioning Your re-;
membranes to the gentlemen as desired62nd
am gratiRedgto learn that at your advanced age
you continue, to enjoy good'health. So may it
long continue 10 be. Such is the sincere wish
lof one whorespects merit without distinction of
race LeLzu5C o.
Very tTplyyour friend, JoHNTYLER.
Mr.. HOPE BGFIER, T.IIEH
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THE@PRESIDENTIAE EEEC.
The calculators are at work already upon the
Presidential Election An '.old line Wing" in
whose estimates and predictions VIC nav seve=
raj times had reason to rely, sends us the fol.
lowing communication, with his table of the
probable votes of the States:
Editor Eseaing BulLein-
SIR: Annexed / hand you a careful calcula-
Il tion Of the probable result Of the approaching
Presidential election. The estimate is based
upon the yieWso Of moderate men of both parties
in all sections of the Union. and, in my opinion,
latter the votes are countedin November next, it
Wilsbc found I am not far short of the result =
In making this estimate / have looked upon the
canvass as narrowed down to Mr. Buchanan and
Colonel Fremont; for, Notwithstanding thelpre-
lfsrences any ofsus may have for other persons
named and nominated for the Presidency, itcan-
mot be denied that, when it comes to voting,
reemcn do not fecl inclined to throw. their bal
lots away on those whom they well know to
have not the slightest chance of being elected,
and by this means assistin placing In power
men whom they desire to. SEQ defeated AS 1t
requires Gt 14g electoral votes to elect you
will o~bseryethat L elect Col Frempntgwithout
the votes of either Delaware or Missouri, in
both of which States he has an equal chance
with Sir. buchanan, md MS there are two Bu-
chanan electoral tickets in the field in Missouri,
Benton and anti-BentonO think Frcmont's
chanceS there decidedly the best. l have given
Mr.. Buchanan the vote of Pennsylvania, though
some of my friends feel confident 1t will go for
| Fremont