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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-12
PIC IRON

Revo1vers! FirearmsI
CUTLERY Tx sgEgY GOODS!
WOULD call attention large and splendid stock OF
Firearms, consisting Of Single and Double Bareled Cans,
Colts Aliens. aFsohs, and Warmers Revaiversr and
great variety Of Pistols too numerous to mention.
ALSo-AHIendid stock Of Cutlery, Variety Goods etc
TTuases anil Supporters In great variety.
gAn kinds Of repairing done with neatneSs and DIS
patch AZ 5,af 7. CARTWRIGHT'S
GALLERY, Variety and MnSic Store,
je19 125 Main st. Wheeling.
OARICULAR attention s called style Of lever
il watch eU5ls part QftSAtck e HRH1euredi In AHrer-
Tea which eaged In every variety Of style, gold and silver
ThesA watches Wsed and all warranted TO be correct
FoTSSIe bT oPBRowR,
mayi 5s. WashipPtcn Hall. Monroe 81.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ITAvE Jon DyspepsIa, nse FRAXALs ELIXIR.
II Have yoU Hheumatiau nse. IIAMPT0S's T1INCL1NE.
Are bald headed use WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
10 you good iinnent, FOaSIIAtS RAIN.
Do ron EAnta brush comb bottle ofne perfume,
20 70 the bridge Corner Drug stuFe.
Do e make quick good aad cheap his
OONCENTRATED LYE
IsyoGT horse lame Iek, use SiERCHAT's oARGL1Se
OIL.
IIaveYou = cough, sc the II0ARH0USD BALSAM.
Do want
shouideF Brace Port YfOnnate
Supporter Balm NJ n 5uSand P1oWeFE
Truss Electric Oil
BandhFe SvTinEe or
BELT Pine SponZ
go 10 the Bridge Erng Store.
Holl0WAyil pills and ointment
Bakers Cod Liver OIL =s-- 5-f= q 4=s=sg-s
BoPrhaVe's Holland HtteFE
Hoonandis aermaD BItteTs
For sale by 7. III. LOGAN 4 CO.
RrtIr C6Fn DFugp
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THIRD SUWMER STOCK.

BEG leo the public that have Just returned
from the East with my THIRD SUMMER STOCK, con.
sistng OF Lawns, BerHErs, Mantillas. ect.
especial attention to stock Of Straw and Sea
utan Bonets every descriptions both plain and fancy,
which shall sell cheaper than they have been sold yet
ibis
Bonnct RlDbOns OF which pursasei large quantity
and which confident have the largest stock in
Wheeling, shall sell less than they have been This
season. BIZ calling will convince yourself Of the fact
that them p per less than any other House
Also 200 doE Ruehes to which invite the attention Of
the Trade, will sell cheap as Jobbing House
East; only buying Manufacturers and I~porters.
Also, 100 doZ OF those cheap Stts, the great
cot bargains ever sold In Wheeling.
Also, 1860 yds. more Of the plain BerageS Mt e5c fully
Also, SO more Ofihose Collars at and which cheap
At l2Hc.
my stock Of Lawns, which have selected from the
latest designs, call especial attention.
Those Country Merchants recruiting their stock would do
well c1ll, have Auction bargains which
shall sell cheap to the Trade. ISAAC Prayer.
JED No. 1913 Main st.
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NRW MllRin.

lust IssUEDLeonore Polka We JOY that thou art Free
~ Write to very oiten On the Border OF streamlet,
We're all fond OF Kissing, JuantA (Fanta) Evening
Be, Natural nrdge sehotlseh Nazurk des TralneAux,
Fsry Sehottseh, Keepsake Sehnttseh, Frankln Waits
Peabody Polka Annie Laurie Waltz, Church I'm Waltz
Gratitude Polka Spring Flower Sehotseh Persian Dance.
For sale by 81. E. WILSON 4 co.,
myS 81 Monroe Sc
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DIRECTIONS.

CSTAwnA BRANDY, Distilled from cAtsShA Wine
Strictly pure for medical purposes uqriSaltgl
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TEEr COOLi FEEp CO0II

FEEP COOLi KEEP cool!
WI wish inform drinking friends nTe now
w again prepared 70 fuTnish PURE COLD MINERAL
WATER equal to made In the country. Remember
mineral water is not Soda Whteti pure highly
CHARGED With Uholeome and gently stimulating EAS Its
sTTesecnee Il owing to the escape Of this and
the presence Of Soda and TaFaTe Acid Soda water.
the Eastern cities such the testimony Of those Who
tried both.
In addition to tue usual fruit SYrups have the eei-
Cream SyFuTs and the famous sHOOR AND SODA
aud cAtaVba Syrups. Can At the Brge Dru Store.
tSl I. II. LOGAN 4 CO.
PIyRE CIDER YINEGAR.
y BARRELS prime family Vinegar jlst received and for
''l sale ty tS2ll II. REILLY.
INLESH RRUSHES-very neat ana cheap, for sale IN
tsl0 I. H LOGAN co.
CHANGHAI MATCHES, for sale by
- ly9 Z u. LOGAN CO.
H0RE NEW GOODS
On rs Dunbar, Dixon Cog snd Richard Hayes son,s
~ cslehTAtrd makes q Irish luets, which Eeean
jesJ HEIsKEbH Z swEARINGES.
ETTLE your aceoauts b. takiaE NossS ana bay So1IF
y blanks from iyl0l J. WILSON co.
ErTEt Copying Presses, Letter Copying Books Water
IL CAPS, HondiuE Brushes, Oiled Sheets Cheeks DTlns
Nc tssy Auls Of IadfnE. &C., At - -fa.ss
teiS rE j. Z WILSON cos.
Iris day suali lot q CHOICE FAN
w lily FLOUR made from prRR WmTE WHEAT, which
THoBURN : HADDES.
SiI0 B0sfELs sHIPsTuFF received ana or eSls b /
OOO E23 MATHEW MeSAbB.
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IN STORE and sale. reduced prices the following
articles, viz: Plate Warmers, new styles and plain;
Also Fendera Ash Pans, Coal Scutues, Toilet sets Stop
Buckets Cake Spice and knife Boxes Trays, Corn pop
Mats, Chatting and Vegetable Dishes, Plated Spoons and
Forks OF the best quality Clothes, Travelling and Cap
patterns: Side Irons Mince Meat Cutters
various other articles useful to HOuSe Keepers.
WA. HEPBURN
decES No 81 Monroe Street
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o. GARFORTHS

Q. GARFORIH'S
Ale and Porter Bottling Establishment,
ZANE STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH AND sixth sTs.
EAST WHEELING, VA.
GOOD supply Of Smiths celebrated Kennel and other
~ Ales Brown Stout and Porter, always hand. Tay-
erus and families supplied the reasonable terms
~ All orders addresSed-BoS No. al, oSt.Ofice-Will
be promptly attended to. aps
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PISS, 1T ROUND.
VIE bet remedy known Dyspepsia Rheum atisp De-
J. bilitY In females &e., e HA1fPTONS VEGETABLE
11SCIURE Can and get the doeRutniA- q -
2. n LOGAN & Co.,
3Aht4 General Agents.
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~ 49, FLOUR! 5FLOUkl ,-,u, WOO
sSn BARRELS Sycamore Mills Flour (seleet MEi
sl $50 Barrels Extra and Super assorted ~
~ 10 Bushels Presh Corn Meal, Just ITSSSypgeEF,
store for. sale by j. M.s SSi,S..ia tirttt.
nnve9-.It ~ lie 49, No. os 2s---
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RAAIBO APPLES. ,.ar.
sSfl BARRELS Rambo and other choice kna'
SJO cetvgd from Maryland, and far gale 6yc owGII.
siit - D0ASE. 4 COlhgo,,ttTtL
ss1en16 Corner Main and QuineA ~
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1877
1871 q nj BEE HIVE STORE q sl1z 1861.
NO. TIA MAIN STREET, VA. 5ft & = Il
STORE GREATLY ENIARGFE0.s
@W@DEHAe
KS EIVR. I7a9FlHT W1IN I[B~W&

ENII ABGED. 8
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INSECT I.AfNEEO)JT I
HolLoMAYis GENUINE hIlNioIEI 81 s

safs5 ID s9sg IiEFS.s 5n!i757IsI - mr..
ETSHEsR PlasteIl are prepared from the Anea Mo,,..
that valuable yegstaSe re%ssy n3ea for yssS.
ing eeS To- attract tl,e attention Of the Vs,i
the medical taeplty 70 It's wonacrf ai
lords Immediate relief IN all cases Of pains or y y
the breast, sle, back or limbsalso, In bruseS @
fractures CONT rheumatism, lnnhAgO, and K tTais
aux6rJ n liver complaints plslrsY coughs COLI
SUMPTION, asthma, hoArseness, &c. - soa
This Is guSek preparation. but one meeting tls
baton Of tile Medical Profession, the most e6ilucnt
bear testimony Of their wonderful efeary
escribe tier aud recommend them 10 the attcniiS aa
Medical class. They have been before the public Ne
than Ten yes'ts, and of the many thousand non
hedt 10 ,yirs s,isft
They are spreAd the loftIest Lambskln are = ~.
comfnftabe, and may he worn the most drlirs ad
sous In ali situations. White they adhere firmly
err Is spread of that constance to mn Or ~
way soil the Khilest linen. Said by ia ~
4, II. LOGAN, 4 co
my , ~ = Bridge Garner
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G, pLRlitIEG CATAWBA, tQuaTta and Fint5J ING IIs"I
. Of French Champagne. rf..u
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III LStI(lh5JYIfEdI' FLOGh.
100 SACKS BuckEheat Flour. for sale by ,,,nnES,
i..,4. s IN, So FiopSAA IS Nlta sgt.S
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-10-08
Individual ECsss.
core

We hope every Democrat, Oh Tucs-
day next, will go 10 the polls early
After you have voted, sec that your
Democratic neiglbor also votes, and
tina, he votes a correct ticket
One vote, in this contest, may de-
eide the political destiny Of Mime
sota for years, and effect for veal or
woe, the interests Of the nation for "a
century.
Ono vote withheld, may result in
the election If Republicans To the
Legislature Il men pledged 10 bring
Minnesota into the Union a. a nulli-
Tying negro equality State. The
votes 81 these Legislators, elected
through the apathy Of Democrats,
will control the election 81 L ;. sen
ators; defeat the elevation To that
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The Old Lime " hig. arc our Es,s"d. -"d
Co-Laborers.

The pride and chivalry OF the old Wing
party are doing battle in the Democratic
ranks The national men Of the two old
parties are united in defence OF the Const
tuition and Union.
Among the old national Wings there are
W, u few stray ones, that have not bsen
gathered into the fold--in other words that
have not yet come home TO the Democratic
party where they belong.
Hon CHas. ANDERSON distinguished
citizen Of Ohio, says Of his old associates o.
this class
II they are afraid Of the name Of democrat
or ''Locofoco.' and not afraid 81 the sther rev
names. 0or they are obliged TO join some other
party.) or il they really do prefer, as lesser
evil, OF they please the essential and extray-
agant radicalism Of Aboliionism, Woman :
Rights. Peace Society, Agrarian, and all other
fanaticisms. to the harmless name, or 10 the
raw head and bloody bones image Of Loco
focoism," why then, let them 60 over at once
to thai pat .nd ~ :toss i.:i Y!pics. {iar Re
publican.) which, Of all others that were ever
concerted by the deyil or adopted by men
would be the most lameutably inconsistent with
every feature and quality Of Whig,-m.
fever there were in the moral world case
Of abstraet and ifrecopciable antipOdal d.,
lance and opposition. il isthst 81 0'T old wing
party and hSU nc Republican party. Why.
We Wings only failed because We were 100
plain, practical, money loving, stock. protec
ing, land keeping party. Only imagine one
Of our priest. OF elders Gay, Webster, Tom
Ewing, Judge steele or Alex. Grimes-g going
round the country. wholly oblivions d cur Con.
sti,utiou or history q. the I nited state. Rank
Tariff. &c, and with eyes a. red as an August
copperhead's. and mouths cburning with foam
like a sevea year old bear. trying 10 hgh,
through stake and ridsr fsnrs, shTisking and
believing about freedom for Eansas.' or
whining ike the Hebrew P-almist over the mis-
fortunes Of 'Dred scott and his dingy ''bOr-
phsn-." No: whatever else Of amlsble, wise Or
'phf'an,hropc" these new saints may be, there
IS no trace OF our honest. old. sober, conssrya'
tive Wing,
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Teisrsbly Cool.

The WnhssotI0a. 20 excuse R.u-gY's Op-
position TO the presumption system, while in
CoDgsss, says that senator TooSBs voted
with the Ey-Goyrbor. Truly, marvellous
ingenious excuse. But you forget neigh
Dor, TooNBs. in your abolition vernacular
is slave breeder One of"the oligarchy $500
he would call the roll Of his slaves on Bun
ker Hill'--be is'a ~ou,hron.
The Blacks must b. reduced terribly,
when they fall back upon such an individual
as Senator Tooxss, for political ~chArsc-
ter ior their capdida,e.
The N,nnes6,an will next .dlacc n proof
q the Ex-Governor Republicanism, the
fact that he received his commission as first
Governor Of Minnesota, for his zsal in pro
noting the election To the Presidency o. the
owner of 200 Louisiana negroes; and bis
earnest support Of the administration 81 the
sigrer of tie Fugitive Slave Law, ubder
whom he asr h.I Office.
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must be resisted 10y corresponding excrticns
on our part. Every man must put his
hand 10 the oar AMI do something Every
( man has an influence. and il is his duty rs
well a. his privilege To use /, TO the utmost
extent in his power. in furthcancc Of those
/ principles, which he believes will secure the
greatest happiness aud prosperity to his
country.
/ The Democrats of Minnesota have shown
the Republicans that the charge Of pro
slavery made against them was ~ unjust Us
il was without Foundation. Beyond the
limits Of thr new state, We are willing 10
allow our countrymen 10 regulate their own
domestic affairs. without amy ntcrferrnc on
our part Within our limits. We arr free 20
declare that We are utterly opposed to the
institution Of slavery and to it, introduction
into the Virgin State
Slavery, then. is no issue in the coming
election. Upon this subject W. do not dis
agree. We are all equally determined that
Minnesota shall enter the Union rs ir,p
State. The only question is, shall We allow
each State aud Territory 10 form and rgu
late lis own Institutions, "a shall we cutcr
upon a vain crusade, 10 compel them g. do
rs we would wish, or to act according 10
our despo'ic opinions
The more free men are, the more certain
they are 10 do right. The less we insul,
AMI abuse the South, the sooner will the
cyil Of slavery aisap.psas.. W .1eea.
pei the Southern people 10 abolish their
slaves, The more We eNasperatc the plan
tiers, the NOR unfortunate will bc the comb.
ton Of thu slaves. This is plain, common
sense view II We listen more to reason.
and less 20 Imagination aud passion. the bet,
ter would il he for all parties for the North
and the South, the philanihropist and the
slave
Trusting that the Demo, rattle party will
prevail, and that Minnesota will Ike able 20
pass safely through the prescn, critical
period IN the commercial affairs Of the na-
ton, ! remain respectfully
Your fellow citizen
j. II. WARRrS.
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FsSn a Minnssots Dsn,ossst.


From 80 cc'h'ionai t"rrc'p"nfsnL
NEw YoRs, Sept. -, 1851.
Although at a distance. yet my interest
u Minnesota and her affairs continues as
deep and indeliblc ar il were with you.
The result Of TIC action Of your Conyen-
ton 81 The 10Th was published in the New
York papers some days since. The ticket
nominated is certainly strong, and with
proJrr eXctiiors cannot Ia, 80 br elected
Mr.. BEcEER ia al eminent suitable candi-
date for Congress. In all tbc Positions in
which he has hitherto been placed b. has
displayed marked ability, combned with the
s'rictest integri,yG a Representative he
would undoubtedly reflect great credl, upon
the new State.
The nomination Of Mr.. kISsBuKy ~ De.
egste il slso an exceedingly judicious one
His constituents last winter, were, ! believe,
almo-, unanimously IN favor Il an Fast and
West division Of the Territory, princi Ially
! believe, because they wanted TO free them
selves from the political influence Of g.
Paul This nomination therefore, will tesl
TO d,sabuS their minds Of oil preconccived
prejadicDs, anil greatly strengthen tie bond
Of reciprocal interest which mus, hereafter
eIlst between the Nor'b'rn and Southern
section. Of the NV STATE
Tb@ other nominations se~tn 10 have beer
rSade with Judgment. trust they will all
t* endorsed by he people.
The Democratic party Of Aiunesots occu-
p,s 4 noble position q, ,be present time
its qaarres are eDdsL- iis WOUNDS heaied--
IT, discss,l. hArmonized. ln be@ier are
men Of talent. determination aud pSrSye
rAbce Under these eircamstAbees, its ti
amph amounts almost 10 CERTAINTY. Bu,
!, would he un~ise 10 the extreme 70 coun,
up,r sneozs x,hou, lsborious eIerti0n To
the who labor, L~lobg the rewards q IN
das,ry
The Hpub!ieahs, ~ DOUBT. will make
sarerhginan ss'ry 1be strength which
,ity have -f6su canno, h. dspisd bot
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Democrats Of Minnesota, let not
your personal preferences for Rcpub
lican Candidates tempt you Ia throw
one vote away from the Democratic
Legislature Ticket Upon the Lcgis-
lativc depends the election of two
United States senators, and one vot,
thrown for Republican friend, may
elect him over good Democrat, and
his vote in the Legislature may give
the Blacks majority, and enable
them. 10 elect to" Il"k R"r"hii"""
Senators to Congress. One vote
thrown away, 10 accommodate a
friend, may be- great calamity 10
the Democratic party, and Dcmocra-
tic principles One vote may be all
important in some Of the closely
contested counties. Bear in mind,
that If Republican Representative
OF sIaIf ,Scfiattf ~ 'Ittt'u ny one
vote east by any Democrat. it will
be all the same, ~ though he had a
majority Of thousands, and all Re.
publican voters. His hostility To-
Democratic principles, Democratic
men. and Democratic measures, will
not be less violent, bccaus" hc was
elected by Democratic votes.
The present election is cmphaii.
sally one Of principles and every
Democrat who has the success Of
Democratic principles nj heart, will
vote the whole Democratic Lcgisla-
tive Ticket, sinking all personal
preferences for the success Of ih"
party
Democrats, shall We not count
upon yon for a firm, steady AL.
hcrcnce 10 the whole ticket! We
know we can, and knowing 80 are
assured that the new State Of Min
nesDta will he Democratic 10 the
core
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The general suspension Of banks and bank
.rs, which appeared 10 lie Swallowed forth in
Geographic dispatches published on Friday,
caused considerable excitement in the city,
concurrent AZ they were with the announce,
mcnt Of MARsuALL n Co, Of this city, tina,
their business required u suspension. and
that they had male an assignment. The
excitement was not that Of distrust that our
bankers were not fully able 10 meet their liz
biliti,s bnt that the general rcvuIsion was
10 sweep over the land, nnd cau~c men here.
toforc perfectly sound 10 .u"rumb TO ID"
storm.
There " not the rast indication II alarm,
,ha, ary banker in this city il in such a c'm-
dtion that depositors can losc any thing 10y
allowing their funds 10 remain quietly with
the hanks There j. not shadow Of doubt
but TINT the hank which clOs,I yesterday is
abundan,ly able TO pay or every dollar Of
Indebtedness But then there are some Of
them, we presume. In such condition, that
an insane run upon them would compel them
TO Close their doors Such was probably the
case with the bank clossl and W. think
they adopted a wise cour~, and the one
which would 70 the fsrths' 10 ~cnre their
creditors.
There are two causes now operating TO
bring about pressure upon bankers, viz:
the failure Of their Eastern and Southern
correspondents, and the general tghtness
Of the market, requiring tbem TO repew
matured notes. or 10 allow them 10 r'main
On interes, ard unpaid Tho Grrt locks ~
current funds. while the last are kind Of
ss~ts Of indefinite availability. and governed,
to some extent, by the revival II business.
There 10 no csuse for alarm In this city.
Our merchants ~ class, are perfectly in
de,enient, most Of tbem owning real estate
enough to pay oil their liabilities, apart from
the procesls Of their business or sacrifice Of
their s,ock, Their loans ifom banks are
based upon real sstat security; and their
indebtedness 10 the Fast and South could
be readily met, IL confidence Vas once more
restored, and time allowed them 10 contract
AMI dispose n . portion Of their property
by which they could pay their liabilities IN
or own banker; and thus the whole fnsn-
cisl ,rouble ~ over
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\ Patriotic Letter rtOm ~ >orw~g,a
Democrat.

The following patriotic letter was written
10y Hon. }. ID. RKlMARr OF Hudson. VISION
sin, in response TO an invitation to attend
the Democratic County Convention Of
filmor county. We publish It with
great pleasure
lirpsoy. Wis, sept. L. 1857.
Fpw Arm DEXTER, fsq. Pres Chatiield Dem As,
Dedf Su.. have received your letter. n.
qnes,lng me 10 address the Democratic Con
ycntion at Preston, on ,hr 22d inst II il
a matter Of regret for me, 10 learn tha, il
came too late 10 rnablc mo to reach Preston
in time for your Convention. | would.
with much pleasure have complied with
your request, and given the Democracy Of
your county the full use of my fchc efforts.
Trusting 10 the patriotism and intelligence
If your electors. | feel the ASSURANCE that
the Democratic party will be sustained by
them, and | sincerely hope that oonc Of my
fellow citizens Of Norwegian birth who
have, Ike me, lorsak,n the home of their
Childhood in order to Join the hosts Of the
Free, and who have taken a solemn oath 10
support the Constitution of this oar adopt
knowledge OF the responsibilities involved,
will h. found in the ranks Of the R,pubi,-
l.lnrtn., IN, H..
obligations of that solemn compact. thus
doing violence 10 their oaths, and am sure
also, To their true principles but that they
will give their whole political influence in
favor of the Democratic party, whose aim
il is to preserve all the rights Of the citizens
~ well AZ those 81 the States, from all cn-
croachInents or violation, AMI 10 exercise
good faith in all matters pertaining To the
administration Of the Go,crnmsit. whether
ii regards Constitutional compact between
The States, or between u State and liz citi
zens or between the citizens. Could my
voice reach the ear Of every Norwegian in
your county, ] should wish him TO hear me
say that no true lairot--no well informed
man, if he is honesi--no foreign born citi-
Dcn, il he he not fool, will withhold his
warm support Of the Democratic party,
for ii is empha,ically the party that now
singly and alone, advocates and main
taius the principles that actuate,l the found
crs Of our nation. and gave soul TO the
Revolution, those which the noble and the
true men Of the world always believed in,
and 10 which we are indebted for oil our
privileges us American cii,Dns to wit 1.-The
right Of selfgovcrnment. and the politica,
equality Of oil citizeW.' II any Of them
have become convinced that these principles
are wrong, and that be cannot suppo t them,
he had better put his neck again under the
yoke Of king and priest and forsake the
land to whose Constitution he has become
an enemy, rather than TO join the rank. OF
those whose work is destruction and whose
aims are adver~ 10 the spri, of true Re
publicansm, though they assume the name
Excuse me, Sir for being 50 lengthy and
believe me, respectfully yours,
j. u. Rowan