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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-07-18
T9g Baii

John Fuller Suo VAS committed 10 jaii
last week for WANT Of bail To tire action N
the ease of Melinda Dull vs. Fuller, on Sun
day last, gave leg bail, by Slipping by the
attendant, earlg in the morning., soos ca.
la't2") before the other members Of the fam
iiy of the Jailor were up, and has not since
beeu heard Of belinda also in default
e bail, gave secarity for hee good behavior
BY leaving the Corporation.
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SATURDAY, July Is, 1857.


The subscription year Of many Of our pa
irons terminated the LIST of Jelly, and the
accounts will be presented Prompt pay
ment will be expected as the Office needs
money to keep tupa all our expenses have
to be met with cash, and unless these small
Dues are paid up We cannot meet them =
All who call and pay up can save ha!f a
dollar ~ SO doing. lu Il
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-07-18
Hanover preSbylery,

The Prcsbytery of Ilanoycr, held meet
ing at Liberty, Bedford Co. Va On the
lst inst, at which resolutions were adop.ea
fayoriug the Withdrawal Of tat frcsbyte-
~ from the General Assembly # the Pres
byterian Church en- account of the action of
that body with regard to the subject of ne
gro slavery The Presbytery, also, ap-
proves the holding Of convention in Wash
ington City, on the 9Th August aud ar-
pointod aelesstos 70 attend Tie sane.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-07-18
Price OF Reef Coming Down,

In conversation, day or So since. with
Mr.. I. l.. tIarman. of thc firm of Graham
4 Go, he stated to us, and requested us to
say to those Interested. that Che price of beef
in market, now varies from TO cents per
pound, but that 8 cents cash. per pound,
will buy the best and choicest in market
This is a considerable reduction from former
prices.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-07-18
The T'Gapel gain,

\ petition, Icing numerously signed, is
aow in circulation in this place, asking the
Directors Of the Central Railroad Company
to place the arehing Of the Tunnel under
the superinteadencc Of Gre Company. The
reason of this course is obvious. IS nc
stated, last week, large number Of brick
is yet to be made for the complexion Of the
work, and i, IS not likely that the Tunnel can
be safely used this season for the accommo-
dation Of trayel-two competing compauic7
cannot work together Its of the last i'm
poriancc, therefore, and to the interest of
the Company to use all the means necessary
TO expedite the work, now dragging its
slow length along, much to the loss of the
interests Of the Company.
Since writing the above, we have recciv-
ed the Charlottesville Jefcrsonian which
states that It IS the opinion Of Col Crozet
he State Engineer, and Col Fontaina, the
President Of the Road, that there will be no
danger IN having the cars PASS through the
tunnel While ife briek arehing is going On.
This may lie true-but will it satisfy The
public Il is tile firm belief Of many that
he jeb tie Tanned does not require 'nprs-
ing, and to wait now nnti! a million aaa
half Of brez are made and laid, looks like
waiting another twclyemonths, which delay
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-07-18
Departure Of Troops for ttoh,

ST. Louis, l5,-Adyico from Fort Leay-
cnworth say that the 10th Regiment of In
fantry will leave for Utah on the 18th and
tile 5rh regiment aud the 1T nragoons on
the 1T of August Gcn IiaraeY goes OUT
With the Latter Governor t4mmh,. goes
TO W. hington ina ',av u taa io-.eeA.e
his haai instructions
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-07-18
New Drug Store,

We call the attention Of the public to tie
advertisement of Dr. W 3. YorNo, in this
paper DR.. Y is fitting Drug Store in
this place, in very neat style, and asks the
patronage Of the public
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-07-18
Reported Massacre Cou,radtrfed.

ST LOUIS. July Capt. Wharton
from Fort Nearney reports that adviccs
have been received ttcve, stating that COL
Summers command was 50 miles from Fort
Laramie, all we'll There was no faunda-
tiea fer TIC report that q part Of the com
nana bad hoen on At and maesaeael ~
The In4iaaS
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PERUVIAN esaIsN0.

tE'Hk subscribers have made ARRANGEMENTS with
Me,srs. +. baneda Bro. Il FaceYe their sun
PLY ct ouaho this season direct from The fthinc6c
Iajahds and are thereby enabled to nner the arti-
etc to thor agrcul ura triends at lower prices
than 1t ean be procured in ANY other mar ct in the
State.
They are daily expecting the ships "Zcphvr' an
"'Castauh FROM the i.lall.i-
lhose vino desire to do 80, ean INV engage To ha
delivered from their ships ON thpir arrival.
f0N he x CO.
tieXandria, July Is, 1851
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-07-18
1 ho Harvest,

Our farmers are still engaged in cutting
their wheat and il is now the 18th Of July.
SD late a harvest has nore- been known in
tais aoanty. Tic cheat, re understand is
of superior QUALIFYING heads long and well
dlled-and the yield will be greater than was
anticipated Corn still looks well-the oat
erop promises abandantly and If the farm
ers have succeeded in saving all their grass,
there will be season of plenty.
~ Judge Thompson commenced hold.
ins thc extra term Of the Gireat Court in
this plaoe On Wednesday Lac. Chaneer
causes alone viIl te tired
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-07-18

1be Harrest. The Danyille Register
Gays; The farmers in the vicinity arc now
engaged IN gathering in their crops Of wheat
The forward varieties have already been
moved, and during this week almost the
entire crop will PROBABLY DC harvested. Che
planters represent the present wheat crop
as exeelling both in quality, and quantity.
any one which they have cultivated for many
years. Neither tie chiuch bug nor the
rust damaged it to any extent, IN this sec
len &c the country.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-07-18

The Wheat Crop, in tht rc'gIbarhood Of
the city. is the best that we have ever known.
4 farmer residing few miles below Rich
maad assures us that on a field from which
he rcapcd but four hundred bushels last
yaar. the yield this season will be at least
nine hundred, and the grain Of the very
best quality II other farmers are as sue
cassf:l the crop viii be an enormous enc. -
E5nrHbnry ilrqiaiuH.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-07-18
.HsOAgalEA COMPLAINTS.

Unless the bowels perform their functions prop.
ery, the whole body suffers. Tens Of thousands die
annually Of the bysenterr, Diarrhua, Chronic
Constipation aud other diseases OF these vast E
pipes of he system. Toe effect nf the Pills npon
all intestinal dsorers. whether casual or epidemic
is phenomenon in Medicine. Bv following the
printed directions, the most alarming eases OF bow
- -.nn,nlni n arl.- l.IntnA-- = y cnntr.,InA
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from the Salem Register.
Closing Exercises Of Roanoke College.


ti0sihs exercises OF Roanoke College.
The examination of the classes was con-
tinued four days By the Faculty of the Col
lege, in the presence of the Trustees and
gentlemen who saw proper to attend The
progress of the students manifested that la
Dor and industry on the part Of the profess
sors and students had characterized the past
session of the institution. The fact is, the
College Is attended by the right kind Of
young men-they are the sons of the indus
triad classes of society-those classes, as one
of the speakers remarked, who ere "lrce
from the vices of the highest classes, and
above the meanness of the lowest
The Racealaureate Sermon was delivered
on the Sabbath Of the lst in the Freshly
terrain Church, by pr. Bittle, the President
Of the institution. On Tuesday following,
the annual address before the Society Of In
curry On Missions vas delivered IN the Pres
byterian Church, by the Eey J. L. Bur
roTs. y. D., Pastor Of the lst Baptist
Church Of Richmond The address was
PRONOUNCED b. the Faculty of the College
and other intelligent gentlemen, present, as
the abiest ct the kind they had ever heard
~ e ~ -.'aaN 'tf'1- ptt9''
Its praciica'nlliy' aad hnai contamination
we're set forth by tie doctor IN such lefty
conceptions COMPREHENSIVE and clear argu-
qentatlon, ard overwhelming elo9uenec,
taat re leit Convinced the address had act
only happy influence upon the audience IN
general but would more Or less affect the
young men about 70 select profession, n
reference 70 the Obligations 9t the great sub
lect OF tae evanseli4ation of the world. Ne
thnk Encouragement OF the College very
fortunate one IN having an annual address
OF tie sind the Impressions apga the str
aPRts, made % Tie occasion, must he ferg
sanitary
Tn " ednesday morning an address Was
expected from the Key. y +. Bolton, an
&iamans Of NE hest class that the College
graduated Mr. Bolton was unable 70 at
tend aud the exercises were suspended I'LL
the gAesaHins, when Nm NJ burweil Esd.
O bedford count, addressed the iateraly
Societies OF the institution Ills subject WIS
2 Collegiate hdqeailon ). Those pfeYoaS-
! ss1aalnted With the literary attachments
OF Af. burweli' and the many services to
winch his country has called hIm world ~
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-07-18

The aggregate number of Diplomatic aud
Consular officers, then, is 1886
The two full missions of highest rank are
those to England and France, to which is
attached a salary of ST. geo each The oc-
cupants'of five other missions receive ST.
600 each, and Of two others $40 600 each,
and the Minister to Austria receives 50 GOO.
But the lacratiyeness Of the offices, and the
expenses Of the system, will be best shown
in the suijoined tabular statement Of APP
pointlnents and compcnsations authorized by
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-07-18
A VsalsgEp no FEMALES.

The locel debility srd irregularities which arc
the especial ammo anees II HE weaker SEX md
WHICH, when neglected slwa S shorten life, are re
lipycd for the time beirg, aaA rre4ented for The
time to some, y course OF his mild but thorough
aiteraatiFe.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-07-18
Gar 8O0li Table.


Godey's Ladys Booh, for August, is re-
ceived, and IS filed with TIE usual amount
OF light literature from the lest writer's of
the countrywide, plato of she Fashions
with other handsome embellishments
-i''"[ '4''g q, '0F august Is ais9
- oa' 'ao's' : nc -'0s"1''o = 'e'iUao'o'
-, ~ - -, l 1...' = ,''", "i'se'7 =, '''0
~ , ,e - ~. ~ 1,a'' s'''o' foH'',''9,
- l - ''...''''', ''v ~ VIZ '''
@'se,1la"g ''''9 594."e'
Gss DIR. 6ilmer and A. J Stofer have
7''''1' ! ''''''9 ~ '''' ''p+'''''''''' " q"
neutral paper at orange y H.
~ 1==- ~, ,,
99'p ~ M, Us NJ t@in.''s i''nA
OF flncastle 7as declared dividend OF .
per cent, for the last six moath7, sabjoet to
a deduction Of ] If nor cont. for stata
Fonps,
The Hank of Rockingham has declared a
dividend of A per cent, for the last six
months. per cent of which rill be paid to
stockholders Oh tbe 18th iast.
THO '5ank Of tho Valley, and the B3nl,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-07-18
!, THE NATl0NAL COMMANDS,

Dyspepsia is the most couluao GA disease among ali
classes IN this country. il aszuu es a thousand
shapes. and is the primary source of imumeratlp
dangerous r.aladits but Whatever its type or SWIM
toms, however obstinate its resistance t. ordinary
preparations il Yields resdiv and rapidly to this
epsrcliDr and unpri.tor rttunhv
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-07-18

DOR sALE--A FAKsf OF $50 ACRES,
NEAR SfAENTON, Waffle Farm 81,
which reside, miles from stanton, of about
520 acres, 40 Of which are we'll timbercd Is for
sale The buildings are handsome and spacious
and the land very good and well watered hr
Lewis Greek capable Of division into two farms
fnd will be sold on very ftveTsae terms. Address
July Is, ls57. stanton T.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-07-18

Starting Ncps Iron The WoiRS-Gac Hn-
9r.d ami Fifty tmte3 States Shutters
Reporfcd haiel ~ Die CAcyeaes.
lFrom the Missouri Democrat, July II
The st. Joseph .Iaaeaal of the md inst.
sont, ms the foloring
Capt. Dixon came down On the initcd
States steamer H'ah yesterday morning,
and reported the loss Of many Of Our soldiers
N conflict with very large body Of the
heyenei and Arrapahoes, two hundred
niles woa, Of Fort Eearacy.
The messenger who brought the news
reached s.. Mars on last Saturday. His
name is Nelliandeef, an cid French trader.
whose statements are perfectly reliable. lie
stated to Capt Dixon, Col. Grapey, and
others. chat eleven days bolc:e, ae had left
Col. Sumner, who told him that he had hat
one hundred soldiers and fifty teamsters a
little iii advance Of his main body. when
they were attacked by large body Of Chey-
ennes and Arrapahoes, and all We're slain {;
that he intended to proceed directly in pur-
suit Of the enemy, and would not pause till
re had rovenged the loss Of his eompatriots
AID punished the savage hordcs that butch
ered ,hem.
The Pacific city dowa) EqYprise Of
July I'd adds tie following in confirmation
a trader has just arrived here from the
mountains, bringing The. stm Cling and har-
rowing intelligence that an entire detach-
ment of L. S. troops Cavalry consisting
Of one hundred priyates, two officers aad
thirty Transfers, en- route for Salt Lake,
had been attacked BY the Cheyenne Indians
at Ash Hollow, and every man Of them
slaughtered, lie gives no further particle
lars, nor is he eble to give us the names OF
the officers and men.
7. S.-Sinco the above was writer. a
rain q emigranta Gaea Salt Lake has ar
rited.-They corroborato the distressing m
telligence brought by the trader above re
fe'red to, but are unable to furnish us with
any additional particulars. We shall lool,
with much anxiety for the details Of this
horrible massacre.
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] A-GRANGN NARNI EoR sALn-

RI offer at private sale my FARM lying ia tie
county of Augusta, Immediately on the Central
Railroad about three miles of Staunton con
satning -Four Hundred and Eighteen A.
Cres-about oae-tbird in timber and the ba lance
IN good state Of cultivation. The improvements
are good and comfortable BRICK HOUSE eop=
tanning a number Of rooms; alsc several good Hon
ses len tenants err Servants Blacksmith Shop =
new Corn Crib, and LARGE Barr shielded all
round. fhe neighborhood is unsurpassed by anv
~ the State for health ard affords coed society
Those wishing to purchase good Farm, will do
veil to call ON jos. I, MncuErl. my Agent, resi- :
ding about two miles west Of said farm for ii e
terms, or address the Subscriber
JOSEPH TULEY,
Wildwood, Clarke CO.. Va.
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Ministers and cOnsnIs,

! The .lipomatic Corps of the U States is
composed Of Tie following officers in actual
serN.e..
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-07-18
Hoi'omay'x f,zs are he lest r9mcdy hnorn

iA'tTN u 1 tt' Ni' tHt - 81 - NifNY num- u
n the ,rorld tor n f3liowirg discases
Asthma oadaehes
Bowel Complaints Indigestion
Coughs Influenza
Colds Inflammation
Chest y seases laward Weakness
Sostlteness liver Complaints
dyspepsia l.owness of Spirits
DlarrhWa Piles
Dropsv Stone and Gravel
Debility secondary symptoms
ksver,snd G9e Nenercal Affections
female Complaints, W orms Of all kinds -.
re- CAUTION Nome are genuine unless
the words 'HoHouay, Neu York and Houdon,'
are Aisccrnibe as Wafcr- marx in every leat of tho
book Of directions around each pot or box the
same may DC plainly seen by holding the isaf 70 III
tight. 4 handsome reward riA be evep ~ any
one rendering such Information Is ia%y lead to the
detectioG Of sny party parties ee,inserieitiug the
medicines or Fending the same, khoaing them to
BE spurious
~" Sold at the ManrTaetcrv Of Professor llof-
towAy, 50 Maiden LANG. New York, and BY all res
pectahle Druggists and Dealers in Medicine through
6ut the United States and the civilized world, in
boxes ct 25 Gents, 62l5 cents and 81 each.
N5~ Tsere IS considerable saving by taking
the larger sizes.
n. B.-@pireetions for the guidance of patients
in every disorder are affixed to each box.
July Is, lsa7.-ly.
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H0LL0 VI hY'S PILLS.

iHl. HAeiiiA" tAtSH# 0F SlGkNESS.
The blood is the life ustainiug agent II furnishes
the compenents ct Hesh, bone. muscle, nerve and
mite gumeut. The Stomach is It's nlxnufactorv the
veins its distributors, and the intestncs the chan
rel through which the waste matter rejected in its
productions is expelled. Upon the stonach tho
circulation aud the bowels. These Pills act simulra-
neo1sly, relieving indigestion, piri fying the fluids
i.il rnr finn III, -.. 49,. -. 2 =
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-07-18

The harvest ia all the States south Of ]-ir-
Sinia is over, and the wheat said to be of
excellent quality and of full average guam
tity. Accounts fron. all parts of the Union
represent that much more wheat will be cttG
than there was grounds to hope for a month
Ego. In Virginia, south Of James River
and IN all tie ti0e-water country, fac crops
are made, and in all other portions of the
State the yield will be much better than an
ticipated Il short time since. This week har-
vcstors will be in the field in this section.
although there is much wheat that will not
be ripe enough for the sickle before the 18th
Of July For the last ten days many of
our farmers have heen engaged with their
hay crops, and bad time they have had to
secure them-rain nearly every day. Oats
Is made, a large crop--and gardens never
better. Corn is green and hourishinc. but
its crisis is not yet passed. Altogether there
Is no prospect of 4 fafiiue.-- iI55r, 'iirg.
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t is rcireshing, after the croakinrs q ,as.
Spring, to receive the joyful aecoun.a ws.sc:.
are coming in from almost al parts q ,hs
land. holding out tie promise Of caoap
bread From Europe, the tidiugs seen to
lee equally joyous tits said that from Tie
Mediterranean 10 the North Sea. and from
the Bay Of Biscay, to the Volga and the
Caspian. the crops promise immensely. If
these brilliant authorizations are realized This
will be period Of plenty and comfort to the
t2llin@ millions such as fir many years,
they haze not seen. -Rtch Dis.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-07-18

Gy DR. Gilmer and A. j Stofer, have
issued proposals fer the establishment Of a
neutral paper at Orange G. H.
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Pc REiIME BILE

G19nslstng OF Pomatums, Colognes, Treble Extracts.
HAIR Oils, Oriental Drops, Toilet Powders. Pnii'
boxes, Hair air., Tooth; Nail Cloth, Shoe and Comb
of all kinds and most delightful odors. Red RIM
and Black Writing Inks, Shoe Backing. "a s,lens
did artlce,) eamphenc, Buraing Fluid. brown
stout, Congress Water and Brandy, (for Medicin-
generally. -''''s'e'
SoDA WATEA.-l have in operation new and i'm
proved Soda Fountain, with all kinds of fresh and
dghgl ,tul SsyruPs, to which the attention of the
drinking" public is invited
fAlENf MEpIcINEs- All kinds Of Patent Medi
cines; Vermituges, Sugar Pums &c, kept CON
stantly on hand and every other article belonging
to first class Drug Establishment
He invites the public to give him call. with The
purchasers. -
stanton, july IS, 1851.
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d the Gonsulships, ii are salaried Off
cors, of which the most important and prof-
tahle are triven hnlnw.
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NEW DRUG STORE.
DIR. w. b. YOUNG.

VI " 0'H710t7 w IiVf, TthI"CtuIIY snn0nn-
that ne tas erentd Ills extensive aseor,m ent q,
MkDlglEIE. CHEklCALS, DYE STrFFS,
PAINTS, OILS, FANCY AkTTCLES, &C., in The
store house lately oocupied by Messrs f. j. & W
j.. Crawford, on Virginia Il dte Street. From hiy
long experience as dispensing and manufacturing
druggist he is able to offer to Physicians Superior
Medicines to those usually found in -rwnG.
Drug Stores His stock is entirely new. SsAssEss
and no article in the Drug line offered N
except those of the very best quality. ksEsy
n addition to general stock Of Drugs, IA
Medicines, Dye Stuhs, Varnishes, de-, he also Of
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-12
rPnblic-No. l.

AN ACT more tfCtaaly to enforce the attendance q
utns-es IN he summons of either OF Congress
AMI O. compel them 10 discover testimony.
BE enacted by the Senate and House Of Represents
tves VI tue United States OF America in Congress
gemUied That any person summoned as a witness ~ The
authority Of either house of Congress to give testimony
10 UrOiuce papers BpOn any before either house
any committee u either house Of Congress who shall vii
fully make DEFAULT who appearing sEall refuse
sger any Qu pertinent 70 the matter Of inquiry
consideration before the House committee by which Re
shall be examined shall in addition to the pains and pen
ates now Ug be liable to indictment and for
jurisdiction there 4, and conviction, shall paw fin
not exceeding thousand dollars and not less than
hundred dollars aud suffer Imprisonment in the common
jail not less than mouth nor more hsn twelve 3Ghs
SEC 2 Aud be 1t further enacted That no person exam
med and esfyIng before either house Of Congress
any committee Of either house, sIal be held answer
Grin inaly any court Of justice or subject to any pea
atv forfeiture for any fact OF act touching WECl ne
shall be required 70 testify before either house Of Con-
eressOr any committee Of either house 20 which he shall
have testified whether Before sitter the date If this act
and that statement made paper produced by any
witness before eher house Of Congress before any
COMMITTEES Of either house. shsi Ee competent testimony
in any rmiuE proceed Dg against such witness in
court of justice; and no witness shall hereafter be allowed
TO rsCse to testify 70 any aCt 10 produce any paTer
touching which he shall be examiner by either house Of
Congress or any committee Of eher house. for the reason
that his test ony touching such fact or tae production Of
such paper may lead 20 disgrace him OtaeTse render
him infamous: Provided That nothing in this shall
be construed exempt any witness from the prosecution
and punishment! for perjury committed by hn II testify
ing as 'Oresad.
shall fail to testify provided in the previous sections of
this act and the shall be reported 10 the House it
shall be the duty Of the Speaker Of the louise the
President of the Senate to certify the fact under the seal
Of the House or Senate to the district attorney for the
matter before III grand jury fer their action.
APproTed January "A, 1881
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-12
THE CABINET.

notwithstanding the frequent positive assertions
Of the correspondents of the New York papers,
we are satisfied that Mr.. BUcHANAN has not yet
formed his Cabinet. Ia this matter, more than il
any other administrative action, his Judgment
should be left free. The following paragraph, from
that Influential paper, the New Yorz Journal Of
Commerce, is written in the proper spirit and viii
be cordially endorsed here in Tennessee:
"If Cabinet Minister is to be selected from
Tennssses, perhaps no public man from that State
would be more acceptable to the friends of the
President elect in other qusTters of the Uuon,
than Gov Brown. His record Sc q public man is
pure and unspotted. He was in early life law
partner Of President Polk, served with him many
years in Congress, succeeded in the GOYernorship
Of Tennessee, enjoyed his confidence TO The fullest
extent, and has ever been q distinguished chains
pion Of his party. Yet it is suggestion of great
deIicscy: for the President should be left free to
the choice Of those whom he desires to be his
councillors"