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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-16
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SALES AT AUCA 'S S1s.>.,~>.>,.-o~,.>
LRERT B. wALDRoN. AuGTIoNnA nd s. Church
streets "a B1srr AND HOUSEHOLD FuRNrrs RE.
fnisg DAY, ' AT io s'a 1'GE6cS S n,
Fine Chami err Suits
PARLOR AN LIBRARY SUITS
Booke. sss, Bullets, WsTdrSoes,
Glassware, Grcekery, China.
Rhp fa hnd 'q BS&hS Stair wAsnsrANps
Fine on Paintings and Chromos
Glt frame and walnut frame Mirrors
zine Imported clocks.
Books Blankets Comforters.
AAEMoIREs AND DRESSING CASES, AS.;
At 10 O'Clock,
Horses wagons and Harness
AuaUsTE NARTINEs 4 co, AycrIoNEERs.
'e'S Ss 4n IT'D bA spq SIFa bsSssTSa''
:. commencins at ioS O'clock
Rosewood cpGawns Room suits Paintings
Drawing no sold s BY order Of u Blake Esq
] sS M Te Ess
Canopy Eagere French plato Mirrors Velvet Medallion.
yrs vae do iSni Oil
Paintings BY eminent artists: artistic Bronze statuary.
s @ a''ii sIs'sSl
Renns c ISa sss d M
ms RoSm--Exte,,s'on Table, ,sidebonrd Silver
FSS SS s ss Gney
war & sna walnut Ped
Mattresses Blanket, coansrpanes, Bolsers Pillows;
M and Te The as to
his sae catsogne comprising largest richest
Facilities for packing and removing goods. Parties wish
Ing to attend this sale take Filth avenue stages sixth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-16

TAMEs oAGNEY, AuCTIoNEER, EI~ HUDSON
q eet-rrilay. at z o'clock at tes Hud,0n street
Fixtures OF Butchers SHOP large portable Ice House.
marble top Counters Racks also Show Cases and House
hold Furniture
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-16

OG EAST TIIIRTYSECOND STREET, NEAR MADI
~ son avenue Large, handsome Room on second
floor to lct with Board to gentleman and wife single
gentlemen: summer pricos. References.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-16

A LADY, HAVING HANDSOME HOUSE, Will.
"A let handsome suit of front Rooms, second
floor back TO gentleman and WIFE, With Board
lady only location three minutes from Fifth Avenue
Hotel Address REFINEMENT, Herald Uptown Branch
office, 265 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-16

TACOB BoGANT, AUcTIoNEER. MAY
49, at II o'ciocA AZ The auction room No North VII.
liam street. Household Furniture. consisting general
assortment Of Psyor bedroom, Dining Room and Kitchen
Furniture Fine Csrpes Mirrors Pianos. Horses, Wag
ON &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-16

DLAINFIELD, N. j., ONE HOURS RIDE -sUPrRIOW
~ accommodations for n few select parties. Inrro
grounds terms 81 to Sl0 children half Prise Appy a
room s, ISL Broadway. >'p' -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-16

GUNNER B0ARD.--A FEW PERSONS CAN FIND
~ good board at moderate price I'm u pleasant hoiso,
surrounded by shade rees with hower vegetable gar
den attached, situated Chatham, ~ II the
road 10 minutes walk from depst; hor's rldo bZ
Norris ana Essex Railroad from CITY string an
the confor Is of home win do well 70 address MINTON
SON, Chatham, n. j..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-16

ltOUNTRY BOARD WANTED-FoR GENTLEMAN ANU
~ vito during the summer Address with fun descrlp-
ton. stating terms, cLiNroSIAN Herald Branch ontoS,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-16

MOUNTAIN HOUSE, SOUTH ORANGE, MONTROSB
MI station n j. hour from Barclay street via Nor.
ris and Essex arrangements can DO
the spring and at this popular
hotel which comfort and convenience has equal In
the vicinity Of New York; "a trains daily.
o. HTTZELBERGER Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-16

CTAHEN 1SLAND.--AT SrAPLETON BOARD IN A
~ pstvntc kamily two large Rooms for four persona
new honse minutes from ferry bathing and be stns
box 5,giy Posi- office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-16

DC EAST TWENTIETH STREET.-A SUIT or HAND
~ somely furnished Rooms with private BATH without
board or with private table only single Roomsfor gentle
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-16

MARLBOROUGH HOUSE, &c. 6S2 AND 6s4 SIXTH
M avenue Murray HID This new and elegantly fur
DIshed house has few Suits and single Rooms ut mod
W. L. FISH Proprietor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-16

Oh WEST FOURTEENTH STHEET.-WrLL LET
Ot with Board handsomely furnished second story
Parlor and Bedroom, suite or sirgly Also Rooms
required.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-16

CT. CHARLES HOTEL, EUROPEAN PLAN go BROAD
- way, Blocker street-Reconstructea; good
single rooms IRON 50 to - per week; ispily rooms -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-16

LDEIyATE HOUSE, KNOWN AS THE RINu0OLn
l. House Bergen Point N. J.--Now for tho sca.
s So deshtt nd situated on Newsrk Bay sId The a
for croquet and plenty Of shade ana lawn 40 trans daily
and steamboat Chancellor, at III A. n, from foot of Lab
erty tstreet only 30 minutes from New York
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-07-09
NOTICE.,

AS it seems to be customary for candidates
for political preferment to have what is called
tan organ" for which tho candidate is sus-
pected Of writing or debating an occasional
editorial, it is but simple justice to the gem
tleman whom this paper advocates for the
next Congress, TO say that he has never writ
ten, dictated or suggested anything for this
paper since his candidacy for Office. We
would especially notify the Martinsburg
Statesman and the Era that among combat
ants of every description, from the trained
pugilist to the General in the field, there arc
certain little courtesies and amenities which
are punctiliously observed by the combatauts
Mr.. Lucas has sensitive regard for these
little courtesies, and, therefore, was totally
incapable of commencing this political con-
test with two gross insults to Mr.. Faulkners
friends-the one a remark that the Hon. A.
II. Boteler chad the merit of never having
appeared ashamed of his war record :" the
other a remark that he (Mr. Lucas) "wanted
a man in Congress who would have too much
political honor to affiliate with Republicans
ISM" The sin of these remarks lies at an
other door.
Waiter! Some Soothing Syrup for the next
issue of the Era
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-07-09
OFFICERS TO BE VOTED FOR.

The State election will be held on the
Fourth Thursday (22d) of August. AT this
time the question of ratifying or rejecting the
Constitution is to be voted on, and at the
same time all of the Offices enumerated below
are to be filed:
For the &ate.-Governor, Auditor, Treas
urer, Attorney General, Superintendent of
Schools and four Judges of the Supreme
Court of Appeals.
In each judicial District-One Judge, to
serve eight years.
In each Senatorial District-Two Sena-
tors-one to serve two years and the other
four.
For jefferson County.-Two members of
the House of Delegates, Clerk of the Circuit
Court, Clerk of the County Court, President
of the County Court, Sheriff, Prosecuting
Attorney, Surveyor of Lands, and one As
SCISSOR.
Overseers of the Poor, Surveyors of Roads
and Coroners will be appointed by the County
Court.
In each 7ownship.-Two Justices of the
Peace and two Constables are to be elected
and such school officers as are now authorized
by the Code.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-07-09
TOUCHY.

These are the remarks which the Martins
burg Era thinks <eindecent little filings and
inuendoes aimed at" the Hon. Chas. Jas.
Faulkner. Without mentioning directly or
indirectly that gentleman, we remarked in
our editorial endorsement of Mr.. Lucas
claims, in our issue of the 18th ult, that
eve want man who, when he gets safely
into Congress, will have too much frmness
ofprinciple, or in other words political honor,
to sacrifice the interests of his constituents in
the least degree, by affiliating with Rcpubi-
canism with the covert design of thereby ad-
vancinghis own ambitious ends"
That, according to the Martinsburs Era,
is S<sindecent little fling" No. at Mr.. Faulh;-
mer' Angels and ministers of Grace de-
fend US,
In our issue of the 25th ult., without in
the most distant way mentioning the Hon.
Chas. Jas. Faulkner, we remarked in an ed.
itorial notice of the candidacy of the Hon.
Alex. r. Boteler, that the latter gentleman
had sat least the merit of never having app
peared ashamed of his war record"
That, according to the Martinsburg Era, is
indecent little fling No. at Mr.. Faulkner!
Ye Gods think of it!
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-07-09
NEW ApVERTIsEMENrs.
WEST VIRGINIA.:

WEST tlRGlNIA:
At Rules he'd IA. de Clerks 06fee o, ths
Cirenif Court Of eferson County, on die frs.
lNOndeg N ss'',.f, 1872.
Samuel W. strider,
sabina reasher. 5aiis feaeher Christian smi,b.pd
Sarah Smith his wife, Randall Wood and El,.n
A. Weed his wife, Samuel Peacher. Thorn.
Peaeher. Thomas Merritt and Maria j. Merit,
his wife. Alexander Jenkins and Martha J.nl;n.
his wife, Lewis Jenkins, and Corde lin Jenkin. N.
wife, James Beck and Harriet Beck hi. wife. Jobn
Peacher, Sr.. William Hays and lydia H.ye
his wife, George w. Peaeher, John Psaeher. ,r.,
Oliver Peaeher. Sylvester Peaoher, and Randolph
Peacher.
THE object of this suit i. to review, reverse and
4 annnll various DEGREES made in ms chs. Of 81.
bina Peacher ss. Samuel W. Strider and o,bsrs
made AZ the April term. lsIU, Bird of MAY isI0 ID
vacation. &S. objected to in Bill of Review m
Samuel w. suider. and that the sale OF the land
made may be set aside and the decree corhrmine
the same be anaulled.
Aud 1t appearing upon affidavit file, in thi, emit
that the said Chrfstisn Smith and Sarah Smith his
wife, Thomas Merritt and Maria j. Merit hi. MI.
James Beck and Harriet Beck his wife, John Peach.
err Sr., William Hays snd Lydia Hsys his vile
George w. Peaoher, John Peacher. Jr.. ohxes
err are not residents this State, they are hereby
required to appear within month after due puS
icasion oil tins Order. and do what is necessary to
protect their interests IN this II 10 further
ordered that's copy ofthis Order be published once
week. for four successive weeks, in some ewsps.
per in tLiseounty. 57ir -
Faulkner ahd fouke. p. q. ClersC.c.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-07-09
TO THE PUBLIC.

The ediice of the NJ. E Chp,cb. South a, t.h,-,,.,
town, is in a wresched condition, as is we'll known
. 6y every one who has visited it since the war
me pIeposterous ciai of the NJ f. Church. North,
10 all the property of the Church South. prevented
the society at this place from renting the building.
Iney nave been compelled to pay the Church North
In a house built by themselves; md that they
it com Portable
Hence they have appointed sIe.sr.. E slifer, Geo,
w Briscoe, W. P. Henson. X. A. Hessey and Miss
Lucy Locke Committee to Solicit Cont ibutiors
and It Is earnestly desired that all friends Of the
church in the largest snirt of liberality. will re.
spond 70 the call of the Committee
july q, 1872. w. WADE. p,s,or
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-07-09
The Canapa1sn
SPIRIT OF JEFFERSON.

We offer to the public, and especial y TO the MEM
bers of the Democratc-C onservative party of this
and the adjoining counties of West Virginia. a
campaign paper which we have made arrangements
to issue for six months. commencing with the pres
emit issue, and ending the LIST day of December, at
the remarkably low price of
ONE DOLLAR,
payable in advance. wewill publish the plat forms
of the several political Conventions held, and to be
held, respectively, at Cincinnati Baltimore, and
Philadeiphia; the lstters of acceptance of the
craI candidates, their ents and political
Affiliations; and in fine, all;ihe most
political deveiopm VIII ehnay ira nspire during
the campaign, already opened, and soon be-
come rife with incidents of Interest.
We intend TO mske our bold de-
cided, and, if possible, tivln power in the p
preaching contest, and TO that end we ae the CO.
operation of the country. Let
every Democret who is not alfeady
subscribe, take the s, Il y IS
. CAMPAIGN SPIRIT OF JEFfERS0N,, s
torsix months, this is over; or If your
neighbor too poor cribe for il for
him. TaketwoF or three nnmner and distribute
them LetSus all aid in building up and ICON oii-
dating ma ifeent ton i'm West Viz
GINA, which maybe always relied upon to WELD
Influence even beyond her own borders. Standing
midway, sswe do, between the Conservative party
Of the South, and the great Democratic party ofthe
North, recognize them as one party in present
aims, purposes and Organization; and we mean to
advocate a thorough consolidation for the purpose
ofarresting the centralizing tendency of the Fed
4erai Government. We nail the colors of this party
TO mast and shall follow the direction indica-
Sted by their UslrED Council. to be assembled in
Baltimore, on the 9Th ofJuIy, ls72. This regard
ssthe duty and true policy for every Conservative
Democrat in:the country TO pursue.
Y "a q; ) X. :; -, + JoHN.w. DALGARN,
* q = z Publisher and Proprietor
Sts:'Ss.,fkss y Ofthe Spirit of Jefferson.
s. 5une4, 1872.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-07-09
OUR COUNTY NOMINATING CON-
VENTION.

The 22nd of this month is the day appointed
by our County Executive Committee for the
assembling of the Convention whose duty it
will be TO nominate the Democratic>C onserva-
tive candidates for tire county Offices. Each
and every member of the party is deeply in
terested in having the nominations made fairly,
and with an eye solely to the public veal
The unfairness with which these Conventions
sometimes make their nominations is the sole
objection to an otherwise admirable plan for
securing party harmony; and we are sure that
if we can throw out suggestion which, if
acted upon, will render unfair combinations
less probable in the Convention, we will have
performed duty to the respective candidates,
who desire nothing more than a fair express
sion of the will of the party through its dele
gates in the Convention. We would suggest
therefore, that before the primary meetings the
people will reflect upon the evident impro-
priety of sending to the Convention an aspi-
rant for an Office, the candidate for which is
to be nominated by the Convention of which
the aspirant is TO be member. Even should
the candidate-member have too much delicacy
to vote for or nominate himself, it would be
asking too much of human nature to expect
that he would not exert all of his influence,
however silently, to secure his own nomination.
As each member will represent in his own
person; fifty voters, it will give the candidate
member an opportunity for wholesale cleo
tioneering which will be very unfair to those
candidates who were not SO fortunate as to
secure seat iii the Convention. Besides, it
really seems to us that to send to the Conven-
ton only those who are seeking nothing at its
hands, may at least have the tendency to
check that disposition to trade candidate
who is the choice of the party, for one who is
the choice Of one or two individual members
from some particular township. We expect
to abide by the action of this Convention,
whether it dominates our choice or not /; but
should it nominate men whu are not our choice
we want to feel assured that they are the
honest preference of majority of the party.
We hope the suggestion we have thrown
out, even if at first glance ther6 appears to be
nothing ir it, will be considered by the pco-
pie in their primary meetings.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-07-09
NOTTCE

GABiNA Peaeher, Julia Pescher, Christian Smith
NJ and sarah smith bic wife, Rsndell Wood aud
Peacher, Thomas Merritt and Maria j. Merritt his
wife, Alexander Jenkins aud Martha Jenkins his
wife. Lewis Jenkins and Cordelia Ienkin. kis wife
James Beck and Harriet Reck his wife, John
Peaeher. Sr., William Hays and Lydia Hays his
Peacher. yisester Peacher anu Ra ndolph Peaeher
You are hereby notified that on the Is day OF
August 1872, at the Office of J. s. Bragonier in the
town of shepherdstewn, Jefferson County, west
virginia. between the hours of seven in the morn.
ing and seven in the evening. of the came day. i
MeG!iney, Robert n. Duke and other.. to be read
in evidence on my behalf in a suit pending in tho
in chancery, wherein am plaintid and you are dc.
PENDANTS, and ii from any cause the said depcsi.
the ia king ofthe same will he continued from isy
to day, and from time to time. iii The snmc are
completed SAMUEL w. STRlDER.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-07-09
D IE D..

In this county, July I'd, 1872, Mrs. AGNES
Ia NGDoN. wife of tue late Peter Langdon, aged
IS yeate.
On the lat inst, near Charlestown, MARY
BURNS, daughter of Isaac ]. and Virgin ia Anuer-
son, aged years, 10 mon this and days.
In Altoona. Pa. on the sist ult. of Con.umption
Mrs. ANNIE K. GRIFFITH. vile of John A. CRIT
eth, Esq. sged )! years and months.
In Shepherdstown on tho 2d inst CLARA vIE-
GINA aged rnonths, daughter OF l.. E. aud L. J..
Lambert
On the farm of Col. John F. Schley, on tho 4th
inst, WILLIAM WASHINGTON, son of John H.
day.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-07-09
WEST yIRGINIA:

At Rules held in the Clerks Office IF the
Circuit Court of Jefferson County, on the first
Monday ia July, 1872;
Henry NJ. Walton and Lydia NJ. Walton hi. wirs,
sueinE by samu eli A. Neili. her next friend,
VS..
George W. Neill and Elizabeth s. NeilI hi. wife,
Lewis Neil! in his own right. and Executor OF
Lewis Neill, deceased. William John .ton and
Virgins l.. his wife, Mary Neill, Samuel A. NeilI,
Province McCo, mick and Elizabt tn his wife. DR..
t. Grove. surviving husband of Elizabeth e.
NeillI deceased. and Lewis N. Huck, Administra.
tor of Corbina f. NeiIl, deceased.
THE object of he suit 10 obtain partition and
Unnecessary. safe eff the farm lying in JeH erson
SGon Gown Wes. wi,ginis owned by the late Le~is
NELL. near Duitcld's Depot, containing about 4os
acres And happening, upon afiidavlI filed IN this
suit that the said Lewis Neiii, George w. Neiu
and Elizabeth $. Neili his wife, William Johnston
aud Virginia his wife. Province Mccormick and
Elizabeth hi" wic, md Lewis N. Huck are not res.
idents OF this State, they hereby required to an.
pear within one month after publica tim of this
order, anu do what Is necessary protect their in
terests in this matter. II lie further ordered thnt
copy OF this Order be published once n week, for
iour successive weeks, in some pewspa per in this
county. Taste.
W. A. CHAPIINE.
Green Lucas, p. q. Cl,rk a. q.
July ., lS72-5t.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-07-09
MA r RIED.

In Washington. on the 9Th inst., by Rev. Mr..
Drinkhouse, ROBERT D SwINGLE. OF Berkeley
ington, DC.
On the Cd inst. by Rev. NJ. L. Shuford, Ed
WARD HAYMAKER to Miss RoSENA SEA.
BR1GHT-both of WING hester.
In Hageratown Md. on the 22d ult by Rev c.
O Conk. JOHN W. MOTTER and Miss ANNE
NJ. LIGHT. both of Berkeley county, w. Va.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-07-09

@A letter from E1-Gov. Henry A.
Wise, to Col. Mosby, is published in the
Richmond Enquirer, in which Gov Wise sets
forth his views on the present political situa-
ton of the country. He is opposed to both
Greeley and Grant, and says he will vote for
neither. He prefers the reelection of Grant.
however, through the passivity of the De-
mocracy, to the election of Greeley by the
active cooperation of the people of the South.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-07-09
Gy a correspondent in Barbour conu

says: 'sThe announcement here of Jacob as
the Radical candidate was received by the
Radicals with quite chuckle, but fell still
born among the Democracy, and will have no
other effect than to bring out full Demo-
cratic vote, while I do not know of Demo>
crat in the county who will help the Radicals
to elect Jacob"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-07-09
MISAPPLICATION.

Instead Of Soothing Syrup for the "unso-
phisticated youth of tho Spirit, the Mar
tinsburg Era of the last issue poured whole
bottle full down the "Od Family" In the
vigor of its manhood, the 'sOld Family" is
long past its infancy, and has not yet arrived
at its 'ssecond childhood" No soothing syr-
up needed there, Mr. Era.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-07-09

DANIEL B. Lucas, Ea., of Jefferson
county, West Virginia, has been named for
Congress through the columns of the Charles.
town Spirit Of Jeafsrson.. By profession he
is lawyer, and his abilitieshave won for him
standing in Courts beyond Ihe limits of his
own State. Among his poers, st Agnes of
Guienne" aud "The Land Where We Were
Dreaming" deservedly rank iigh. The latter
poem was pronounced by L'ndon critics the
best one produced on either side during the
late war. Mr. Lucas has cen prominently
identified with the politics If West Virginia,
taking no small part in the agitation which re.
suited last year in the adoption of new and
better constitution than the makeshitt OF that
name which YVES born of the couvulsions of
tratricidal strife CATHOLIC Mirror, of Bal.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-07-09
For the Spin. of Jsfer.on.l
Executive Committee and County Com
Yention,

AZ. Eaaor.-Your correspondent 81. NJ.
N = falls into fallacy, by apposing that the
practices of party are governed by rule as
fnsR as q prtinciple Of lag. Order is the
great law of nature, but the political action of
the people is one of those Iolatile things that
he will find very difficult toFeduce to order
or TO obey ordersi
There is but one practical question to be
acted upon by convention that is for the
delegates, whether there b one or many, to
cast the respective party VOC of the precinct
or township they represent! For one / am
disposed to grant to my peeis-f-s sovereign
people-to say how they shin bte1s resented.
:, OH fDEMookAr.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-07-09

G We note that in Jefferson county there
are SIC candidates announced for the Office of
Sheritf-foe for Circuit Clerk-tour for
County Clerk-mine for County Assessor
three for Prosecuting Attorney and three for
President of County Court. Well off. as re,
CARDS candidates Yet, we cannot believe the
statement made that sit takes one>fourth of
the people of Jefferson TO tell what Offices the
other three-fourths are candidates for"
Romney l"teNigencer.
As the natural result of having been SO
long excluded from Office for our political faith,
we are a little too jealous for Office But all
though the political army of Jefferson evinces
most too great greed for the spols of victory.
let Hampshire take care that, in the battle to
come off in August, she acquits herself in
way that will entitle her, as fully as Jefferson
I is entitled, to the reward of having borne tie
fbrunt of the battle for the constitutional
aEonyention