Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-04-24

the DOlig the lofty Crawford. HIS UT
daunted air. perfect figure, and agiI
tread called forth the plsudi.
of the GREAT assemblape. Tn
Editor of the National Adeocate. til
famous New York keeper. the same VIII
4 last wear famed and pricked the Clinton
| led the Crawford to the polls. The Edito
4 of the ENQUIRER. a lad bred in the best Wiz
einia stables. was seated on his back. II
his dress were blended the fashions of tn
white man and Of tbe Indian On his fla,
plared in LARGO can;taIs estate Riohts.
ssFconomv ACKNOWLEDGMENT of Ninetv
Fiobt ana IN tbe haclr Ground a naintins
q REPRESENTATION of an encounter in whicI
the how of C1nid overcomes the scal,,ino
knife Of tha ssgaga DESIGNED nc an enbIa99
of tbe nau n,o5e ~ incnlcatiny civil;zat;or
nv noaans of tha ,,Iaaea,t ,,rocese of inta-
no - -,,,.,,
Ha dsrr;aa ra;thar soo,roo ro- Good
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h,,ndIas- of mic ssotad T,aaa,,..,, po,,1-tS
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eraIisTo which thpr, aa;S bad attaohod ;tsoif
- him brt !. ,as 10 tI 10, ,J',,
d;d dannIes &c BannhI;o, ,,;s,, ,rI;ob raar
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Iac 1i ,ba M;s.o.,ri ro',tn ,ntiah H.. 800;
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~ tba AdanS o. 'n' n Dh,' 10 Iost - 1902
t;,,o nI.o,s.;.; :; e. go.
,ha .dnaI. .u &c 10 4ao,, 0 VA ihn5
~ tha - - o.toL az ost
nonular breeza A. 1englb having oottan
into the cnrrent he snrsa5 all his ca1vass
and then ensued a viporous contest hetween
the Crawford and tbe Adams which how
ever. resulted in the sunremacv of tbe lat
ter. Throughout New Hamnsbire tba
Adams Continued 70 lead tbo van Tbo
Same snccass continued 10 attond hin, 90 he
onwards nassad into Vermont bnt &C tba,,
dashed alone tbe Cream Monnto;nS tbo IA
warriors of the Revolntion cbonted yeaI
onslv for Old Hickory Who made q RIM 81
fine Adams nndar tb;s cbear;nn bTt ;naf
factuaIIv Massacbnsetts vas ne%t anteroJ
tbe Adams far abaad Tere tbo r;Jer 81
tbe Adams nnf,rled biS b;tbarto
concealed hannar which d;srIo,,aJ a.
ssHartford Convention and tba Iinivo, -
venice Nat;o,, y, a,,S o,,,o,,r,at .,oao
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Wy, -Ao1oIs' 11t1 nSo 1io1 on
sui psI'uiaiy neasy iol nePuoncan hools.
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an n.noue 1sianu DuI al tney Ieacneo
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luenoly haggeG, hot"itn u ~ tne most
:, aPplicatlon Vi tne spur, wnnst
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AT o0o1lugton tl,e "nole neiu passed Ine
Auans, WHO was at tnat period terribly Irlght-
ened at Ihe carousais OF tne people OF tnat
'lliaSe VINO were guS' tnen celeoraCinS the
Oh i tnelr victory over OoInmo-
io!e 1aruy' Inc gentleman ol nliaoei,
pn Ia VINO Iode tne ADAMS was m It VeAed |
~ 'llls acclueh'' anu ueclateo Ii unpecohl-
n8 !ei8lous anu moran people 10 re!olco
1t III Inelr VICTORIES over tlleiI enemies.
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.orv. But it is believed the Adams |
maintained a general superiority in that |
State; though as they bounced across
.he fields of Princeton and Trenton, the |
Jackson gained the front, and was the first
10 enter the frontier of Pennsylvania. In |
and aIternate. Much fine running WAS dis
played at this STAGE, and a variety of dex-
ferous feats were performed nv the riders.
Chiefly by those OF the Adams, the CalnOun
and the jackson. ACCOMPANIED with Bill
Iingsgate alteration, but little creditable
10 the parties. But SO soon as they en-
tered the confines of MARYLAND, the Craw-
ford whipt ahead and dashed throughout
the State acknowledged victor. Near TO
Baltimore another accident befell the
Adams He bottled at the sight of the star
snangled banner. which Aoated like
streamer. long and CAV" triumphantly on
the ramparts of Fort McHenry. In Virginia
fbonpb held hard in hand the Crawford
III