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Heiniauna oeB 0[nte8l
O~efnnSbeitssx iuetur

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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-03-15
4ptirp.
Lines.

lluGSs
"Ge bring me" says the5dying fair, '
With anguish IN herstoIe,
s i hose costly roles and jewels fair,
E GO bring them every one. Il
They strewed them on her dying bed.
Those robes Of rrineely cost.
father with bitterness she said,
For these my soul was lost.
/" With glorious hopes I once was blessed.
Nor feared the gesping tomb;
With heaven already in my breast
n looked for heaven to come.
m heard THE Sayiour's pardoning voice.
My soul was filled with peace,
Father, you bought me with these Toys,
bartered heaven for these.
GO bear them from my sight and touch.
These gifts here restore,
Keep them with care they eostyou much,
I They cost your daughter more.
!" Remember when you look on them,
Your daughters fearful doom,
While She her pride and thine to please,
| Went quaking to the. tomb.
!" Take them, theyare the price Of blood.
For these ] lost my soul,
For these must bear the wrath Of God,
While endless ages roll. iass
!" Remember every rolling year,
Upon my dying day, # sl5
And drop for me the falling tear
She said, and sank away.
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! WAsH1xeToN. Feb. loa859.

& !
GOV. E. MeMullen. Of Washington
Territory, last evening resigned The gov
efnorship Of said Territory. He bass been
in Washington for several months deyot-
ing himself to business before the Depart
ment and Congress. in which the people
of the Territory were deeply interested.
Gov. Mem. intends returning ID Virginia.
and, Il understand will take The stump for
Mr.. Lstcher.
Major a. 10 Damon. now CHEF clerk,
and acting Fourth Auditor, and il IS be-
tlieved will receive the appointment 81
Fourth Auditor--a position for which he
is we'll qualified. Mr.. OBJ. is from Vir-
ginia.
Mr.. Goggin IS said he an accomplish
ed speaker, and yet We find upon cursory
examination, that he made but three
speeches during some six Of seven years
service in the House Of Represen tatives,
two upon the subjects connected with
post office affairs. and one upon The Mex
loan war. Hhe made others, Ishare moi
YET discovered them. ii should Be recol-
lecled. that during this period, he sub:
iect Of slavery came before the House in
many forms, but Mr.. Goggin never once
opened his mouth in defence Of the South
He left the defence Of his section Of the
country IN ether, If not more able hands;
On the question Of tie admission Of Tex
Eas. go vital to the safety Of The South, Mr..
Goggin voted with the enemies Of the
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-03-15
Murder and Suieidsan Army Lien
{. tenant and his Victim.

The Davenport Gazette obtains tina fol.
lowing particulars Of : tragic affair which
occurred at Brooklyn, Poweshick county.
Iowa, on the evening Of the 18th inst.
! 1t appears that on the evening before,
q man got out Of the stage at Brooklyn.-
He said he he held the post oE second
Lieutenant at Fort Laramie. and was on
his way 10 Washington city on furloueh.z
He stopped at DR.. Conway's and said he
was afraid to go on into the city, as some
men were after him to take bis lie. 1t
was soon ascertained that he had the Dc.
lirium trspssfis.
He stayed there all day. and about tiye
o'clock in the evening Ben HAYES, Cors
Eelius Putnam and one or two others
were sitting in Gonway's bar-room with
him. He was walking about the room,
when, without saying 3 word, the Lieh-
tenant drew pistol and shot Hawes
through the heart. Halves exclaimed:
g o, my God /. and died instantly
Putnam Immediately caught the stranger
around the arms and pushed him out In
to the street. when the officer put piaiol
to his own head and blew his brains ont
He died without uttsrihg a word. The
papers found on his body. showed that Re
was all he represented himself to Be that
his name was j. b. gRoane. aud that be
was 9 WidoWer and has q daughter about
fifteen years old. whoIis residing IN Rich.
nond, Virginia. He appears ID be aE,@ut
fhirtv.fiva vdard old I.ftfd ,rhii4 bn-
fore this occurrence, Lierss Rcana sent
the following note y sile county clerk !:
DsAR Sin an officer Of the army
| from Fe-z Aearney Is here, and has been
ssNsd by assassius who intend al the
Thrst opportunity to kill him. / an the
individual. and overheard ibe .fyInsrs.
ments Theirs is 10 Joke inl.this, s Z
any assistance yon can gsuder be w,II' be
thank fully reeeiysd The bearer can q; "a
youl az information. IA haste.
Yours most respectfully.
B. Rr4sx. 4.b Asliilcfy. =
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0rsanizaliion.

The Richmond Enquirer announces
that there win soon be meeting Of the
Democratic Executive State Committee
for the purpose Of appointing County,
Senatorial and Congressional electors and
adopting general measures to efiectan or
gsnization for the coming spring cam
Raign. This3we presume is the best thing
that can be done under existing circum-
stancee, to accomplish SO desirable an OBJ
jecI. That there Is an eminent necessity
for 3 more perfect organization of the par-
Fty in Virginia cannot with verify be gain
said. Not that there is any wide spread
defectionin regard to! be'nominees Of the
Petersburg Convention, orhecanse the
late Opposition Convention at Rich.
mond made nominations Of q more form
liable character than those with whom
the Democracy hare been accustomed TO
contend. Our nominees are all popular
men--menI who have the confidence of the
masses Of the party, and would receive
hearty support from then, III. common
basis upon which to stand ID established.
Hence it i we say that it is to be presumed
that meeting Of the State Executive
Committee is the best thing thai can be
done to take steps towards effecting an
organization Of the party Werelit prac-
ticable, il would be far preferable that
State Convention, composed Of delegates
from all the counties, should be called,
and to it should be submitted the work of
appointing electors, dc, Some things
have transpired since the adjournment Of
the last one which were not and could.
not be anticipated byit, and consequently
we're not acted upon. AS far IS it was
possible for the Executive TODD SO, the
President has committed the party to
measures which have ever been odious to
the Virginia Democracy. and to which
! they can never withany degree of self-re-
spect give in their adhesion. Iticannot
with fairness be said that the Petersburg
Convention intended to endorse whatever
the President might do or recommend
subsequent to the time the Convention
was held 1t only endorsed what he had
done before. In YieE Of the past. present
and future, then, it is Of vital Importance
that the Democracy Of the old Dominion.
should distinctly declare to The country
that .hey win not depart from the ancient
landmarks Of the party, that they willnot
forsake the faith OF their fathers, and the
declaration should be made officially by
. properly organized body. II may be
that the course pursued By the party in
TINS See1e; Wlll determine the result Of
me Fresidennai eiecuon ~ i6ou, Tins
= no time 70 ialter, It is r no Tune 70 hesi-
la'e, Y y no tlme !or la n put u y
Pre- .emlnenIly tlme ~ nrmnes, lot de-
slsion ana act,on. Hence MT y !. gould Pc
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that paper considered as i.con6rmed IN
the fact by the course Of Bolts aud his
friends" II this was requiredSoi Rich
mond. in 1856. does not alike necessity
exist for the State OF Virginia Id 1859, to
purge herselfof both Bolts and TIM Con-
yention that honored and endorsed him,
avowing, as be does, the same principles
and opinions !? alsa
But waat lsove these eEtrretsto do yiiS
ths election Of M. Goggiai We reply
much in every respectll Tn the first
place, Mr.. Goggin IS therepresentative of
the party that nominated him, and il
elected, would be expected 70 carry out
the principles avowed in the platform and
speeches Of the Convention that nominated
him. We take it for granted, that when
q Convention unanimously endorses a
speech, the principles ayoWed IL that
speech, are accepted as right and proper
by the Convention. More especially is it
the case when. By unanimous resolution.
the Convention requests the speskeF to
repeat his speech At "esery convenient
point in The State. We take i, that
tunder such circumstances the speech Of
Mr.. Bolts is more the platform Of the
party than the batch Of resolutions form
ally adopted.
In this view of the case, Mr.. Goggin
is the representative Of Mr.. Bots. the
endorser OF Mr.. Bolts principles, and,
4 il elected, would be expected to inau-
/ gurats the principles that in 1856 were
denounced so bitterly in the above ex.
tracts. Now We will rot apply to Mr..
Goggin the epithets the ..Whig" applies
TO Mr.. Bolts but we are bound toregard
him as the representative Of the principles
advocated in 1856 by Mr.. Bolts, for they
were boldly and de6natly reiterated by
Mr.. Bolts before the Convention that
nominated Mr.. Goggin. The principles
| held BY Bolts in 1866. were particularly
endorsed BY Col. Scruggs resolution
and Mr.. Goggin cannot now avoid the re-.
sponsibility that thus attaches 70 him.
i Had Mr.. Bolts beenirepudiatsd /. or had
/ the Convention listened to his speech, and
/ then adopted resolutions disagreeina
Thereto, we grant that Mr.. Goggin could
mot have, been held responsible for the
4 free soil heresies re-ayowed by MI. Bolts
4 But this the Convention did not do--bu,
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Mr. James Hogg was married to Miss
Ella Became, la.ely. What can b. more
natural than the union ofpprk and beans |?
But this union seems al one sidsd-only
one bean % 4 whole hog.
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Opposite The Kanawha House, 70 wait on
gentlemen atthe shortest notice. Give him 4
Ecansf you waits coed shave 81 haze ypuF
han cut soY dressed
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4 wha county. DISCRETIONARY occupied
EbT MeConss q Newman where he will Be
found at aH times ready ID attend 10 business
for his friends and the public. 44D
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