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i roins "a, toreible. and iaterspersed WITH

p0ln f0rCt saD y q u ters Eef6ed All
several ii q t-ttod afecf otes. u sf7fs,'
& !The replYSe Cplunel Paul was well re.
cBiyed by the g EFoscibles,v butt was main
iysan app 10 ths preindises without Mt.
temptingst 10 meet khe arguments Of bis OBJ
poeept. He prefended great love for the
plain, hnrdsdsted eonrnon people Of the
BACK Country, and arraigned before them
TIE people OF the cities and towns, the Coy
ernor, Legislature, auditor, congressman,
the clergy, and the public press, as q great
CONT iHatiUn to- Cypress them ID the interest
OF the bondholders. He attempted to ridi-
eule the war record Of Tucker. Bocock, and
Gregory, bat though called upon to dofso
By the first speaker he did not attempt TO
give q substitute for what he called the
"sbrokers' blu The rejoinder Of Dir.
Gregory was all that the friends OF the Nc
Cull0eh abiltt wanted il to be. 1t rebuked
the effort Of Colonel PAM to divert the minds
Of his hearers from the issue before Fthe
people to the military career Of Gregory,
Tucker, Bocoek, and such Napoleon as
Paul. 1t was especially scathing and severe
upon thar part OF the Coionel's speech
| in which he attempted to prejudice
the country people against the cities. 1t
defended the Governor, congressman, Au-
SlCISs, anu VltsS ZIG
Citations OF the Colonel, and rldicued most
effectively his complaint that The McCulloch
bill was not referred to the people before it
became law. Upon the close OF the regu-
lar discussion Mr. s. G. Whttle, 4 resident
lawyer OF this county, OF ability. was loud
~ called for by the crowd, but excused him.
self upon the ground that the discussion,
by arrangement, was at an end, but said
that he would be heard from before the can
yass was over on the side OF honesty and
good faith. Mr. Lybrook, a distinguished
lawyer from Patrick county, was then called
out by the 8. Forcrbles," and went for
"wiping out the whole debt" His position
differs from Paul, .Stoyall Il Co.'S only in
being holder and more manly. This discus
sion evidently aided the cause Of good faith
and honesty. Colonel Penn and Mr.. Sto-
vail are the only Candidates for the Senate
in this district, composed OF Henry and
Patrick counties; There are several candi-
dates in. this county for the House OF Dele
oates,S but the indications now are that the
debt-paying vote will be concentrated on our
late delegate, Captain B. r. Dyer.
Our people have good crops of corn and
tobacco. and there are evidences Of revivng
prosperity all around Us, notwithstanding
The dolefuI pictures drawn by he Readiust-
ers. .., ,.e I'd, &C.,. \ SUBSCRIBER.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY.

ROCKY MOCNT, Septemher :, 1870.
! Editors Dispatch: In your issue Of the
Sd twice you refer to 4 senatorial district
composed OF Franklin and Henry. Frank
lin, under the new order OF things, sends
her representatives independently. Sue
sends a senator and delegate without con-
sulting her neighbors. You viii please
refer to the Franklin Gazette OF the 18Th.
and there see an account OF the Convention
which Was held on last Monday (court-day).
On that occasion tremendous crowd as
sembIed. The people had been advised
that either Tucker Or Daniel would be
present, and were very much disappointed
in their not putting in an appearance. Sey-
eral attempts were made by the x, adj l,tCrS
OF this county 10 address the people" but
really no interest was taken III what they
were saving; and, in fact, before they
could get an audience 10 number even
dozen, they had to call on the leading
Radical OF the county to assemble his mot
ley crew. Heretofore. TIL: chicfiain has al
WAYS been able to gather IN his crowd, but
on this occasion his modification was great.
He called Justify. but they came not. Our
peop!r are extremely Ge>irouS Of under
standing thoroughly The great issue OF the
day. and in no way can they be more prac-
ticaIly enlightened than by sending to us
one OF your best canvassers. Our county
orators arc seen and heard so often. No
matter how sound and logical they talk,
still the effect is poor and ephcmeral. 1t has
been q long time since one OF tho big guns
OF the State has shot Off in franklin. Let
one of them come next court, and l know
he will SOW much sound seed, and at the
November election our sheaves will be
large and we'll tiled, and great Will be the
good to our land. SUM CClQCE.
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DEATHS.

Died. on the morning of the 10Th instant, Nj IS
ET'TIE 4. WlNGFlELD, IN the thirty-seventb
yclr of her age.
sEcssed are the pure in heart, for they shall see
God"
Her funeral will take place from her brother >
residence. No. II west Duval street. THIS (Fhurs-
day) AFTERNOON III 81: O'clcck. The friends of
her brother, &. Il. Wingh I'D. and those Of the fam-
ly, are respectfully Invited TO attend, \
Died. Tuesday evening. at 6 O'Clock, 1T his resi-.
dence, on Fulton and Orleans streets, JOSEPH
REBAIRO, native OF Portugal, IN his seventy
seventh year.
He leaves wife and large circle Of friends to
mourn their loss.
May he rest in peace.
His funeral viii take place at 81. Patrick's church
at 2 o'cl Jck T.. N. THURSDAY the 1lth. Friends
are res pectfully iRvlted to attend.
Died. Yesterday morning at 9 O'Clock at the resi-
dcnce or is grandfather. DlWd +. Lacy, BYRON
WESLEY LACY. infant son OF David \. and Cora
Lena Lacy: aged one month and ten days.
The funeral will take place ut l O'Clock 4. NJ. on
THURSDAY, 1lth Instant, at 53l Brook averitc
Friends of the family are invited to attend.
lied, OF dIopsv. at ~ O'Clock p. NJ. Yesterday a!
his fathers residence In Hanover. ROBBY NOR
RIS DEARfItRT son at John &. and Maria Dear
hSrt: aged three wears and three months.
The funeral viii take place TODAY At o'clocs
from The parents.rcsldenct.
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. The case of the ex-Union soldier Beasley,
now prisoner in the Braxton county CIV.
Va.) jail,is explained in detail elsewhere
in this ISSUE AS victim of Confederate
spite the innocent Beasley suffers for his
leyaltv, while the disloyat enemies VI the
Government in that locality are protected
from disappointment for palpabie crimes.
There is no doubt about this case rs tne
facts are furnished by the editor of the
Clarksburg Telegra1ns who vnuches Tor
their correctness.-W Washington %ReD'at6ts-
can. s. Is I,.. re. .s'It-.i z ..2 It'll t''
And we'll venture to say that it is a lie
out of the whole cloth. We know too
much OF the people OF Braxton county to
credit such stupid falseboods. BEAsLEY IS
doubtless criminal of the Ice stripe, whose
case we explained some weeks ago. We
shall soon ascertain.
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Harpers' Magazine for &C.
tober has an article in which the prelud'ce
against negroes is declared to be the same
as that against the Jews-race prejudice.
The Jews are not Of different race from
oprs. There are five races commonly re-
coanized by ethuographers-namely, the
Negro, the Malay, the Indian, the Monso-
liam. apd the Caucasian; and the Jews, like
the rest of the white people. are Caucasians.
The Objectionable classification was made
OF course by a uegrophlist. 1t was 10
tended to benefit the negro, not to insult or
hurt the Jew; but it ought to be rebuked
NIL the same. r.s..
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FLUVANNA COUNTY.

SEPTEMBER ". 10 ~.
Editors Dispatch Your editorial "SI7,-
go" was splendid: 1t was g q lick in the
right direction" Can't you yentilatc "thc
S19,S0O worth Of swet groceries FOR the
Legislature, and the S4,00O.O00 OF the A.
Iantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad,
which needs reimbursement in order that
Virginia may handle Der own. Few per-
sons are acquainted with the full partlcu-
lars OF those days. and many. very many,
know nothing at all OF them. Enll-hten the
minds OF the people, and they VIII teach
General Malone and party that Virginia has
readiusted her debt, but there Is Il aepe NJ
made to her that will require Ill bis financial
ability. and more. TO save Il cent to Der OF
that S. DOC, 900. Let us have the facts-all
OF them: we want to know them. Keep up
YOUR tire, and the people will show you in
November how much they approve your
defence OF Firginia's honor. ANrIpAS.
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THE mercantile experiments of PATRICK
HENRY entailed loss en- him, but IL Is no.
~ here related that me did not pay his debts
a md q, he received property by his. mar ma
rage, after bis FIRST experiment., ana mace
money BY his profession after bis second
t ex pertinent, he was in a condition to pay Oh
his debts ! which he must have DONE O. OF
thew would have been made OUT OF him py
suit. t.,,.,. - i e.,
) nv al, act OF the colony approved by the
King, and dated 1896, the paysof the clergy
was placed at 1900 pounds OF tobacco per
aunun. with a right to commute 1t into
money at the rate Of sixteen shfllings and
eight pence pei hindred-the long-estao-
lsshed, price OF. tobacco. i'.At the time
both tobacco and money were currency
and so remained for, years afterwards.
In 175s, expecting a short crop OF TO-
bacco, the House of Burgessesa passed
an act compelling the clergy to com
mute the tobacco into money at the hNed
rate OF sixteen shillings eight pence per
hundred pounds. This act the King re-
fused to approve, and the contest IN the
colony was over the effect of bis refusal.
There was no question of the right to make
the lawif the Kingapproved; forthe pay OF
the clergy, having been fixed by law, could
be altered by law, as they had no contract
with the people of their several parishes.
PATRICK HENRY was employed as lawyer to
maintain the validity Of the law in spite OF
the Kings refusal to approved it, aud bis de-
fence of the House OF Burgesses, and
through them Of the people Of the colony,
was upon TIE theory that the King lost his
right to obedience when he refused his: as
sent to proper laws WirPS Life Of Pat
rick Henry, page 30. -.
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r. A. COghlll,

In election times, aud especially in
heated canvass like the present, upon the
results OF which depend the good name and
fame of Virginia, We hear great buzZing
and commotion about the claims to office of
this, that, and the other man, all OF whom
are ready to sacrifice themselves for the
good of the dear people and three dollars
per diem. None Of them have claims-at
least claims that in times like these are wor.
thy OF consideration.
Butthere is class of men in this Common
wealth upon whom the people have claims !:
meE whose services 10 the General Assem-"
bly, Of Virginia the whole people demand.
We speak OF such men as r. A. CoGHILL OF
Amherst, It. S. BoCocK of AppomatoX, W.
B. TALIAFERRo of Gloucester, W. d. PAYNE
OF Fauquier, and many others whose names
are known and loved by the CONSERVATIVE
party throughout the length aud breadth OF
the Commonwealth. They are known ana
loved because they are recognized as meu
worthy to be leaders; men whose abilities
and characters and public services 90 not
indeed give them claim upon the position
O; legislator, but make it imperative upon
the whole people to demand their services,
and r. ask that no local prejudices, petty
souabbles, or county cliques, shall be per-
m;tted 70 deprive Virginia in the hour of
,,eri, Of the support OF these her gifted
sons.
IT is with pain and apprehension that we
learn that there is danger that Virginia, at
this crisis OF her fate, may lose the services
of r. A. CoGHILL iii the next Legislature
OF Virginia. We learn that this danger
arises from no indisposition on the part Of
the good people Of Amherst to reflect him,
1 but more probably from an indisposition on
! his part to run against personalfriend for
the nomination.
Those who know Mr.. CoGHILL and his
great capacity to serve Virginia land those
who do know him are the whole people OF
r the State3 would say to him most respect.
fully: "In such an emergency as this,
when the honor, the fair reputation, the
very life OF your old mother Is at stake, you
have NO right TO allow personal feeling 10
interfere with public duty. You have no
right to allow private friendship to inter
sere with state LOYALTY. You have no right
to place the wishes of an individual, 8
clique, or a faction, above your allegiance
to the public, to yorr State, and your whole
fel.ow-citizens.v
To his opponent. whoever he may be-,
we would say !. W hsteyer mag be your
real Or supposed claims to represent AM
herst IN the next: General Assembly Of yir-
einla, when you know that the electionof
i. a. coGHI.r. to that position IS the only
n lode by which the State can avail herself
of hla great influence and abilities in her
councils when yol know that it Is the
wish not only 81 BIS friends IN Amherst,
bat q the mo q peop o ginia that he
shonle g e thefs b grseeips iay 4,
;ss ss,sssysT IS sg.
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P0LWICAL WAGERs.-To the Editor 81
the Post: ii possessed the sum OF $4,000
would wager it against $50 that
First--U. S. Grant will be renomlnated
by the Republicans Tor the President.
Secondly Charley Foster will be the next
Governor OF Ohio. :,
next president or the United States no mat
far which party dominates him. {
Fnurthly--Lucfls Robinson will receive
4ha. Oemocratie. nomination fsr. 4 Governor Of
New York tomorrow at Syracuse.
ssas5, 4 SIGNS OF THE TIAEs.
Nsaahtnaten, ID. q, September 8, 1879
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The Supreme Court Of the United States
has decided that when States borrow money
and contract to pay it with interest, they
do not act as sovereigns, but as ordinary
individuals. -----@
That's enough.
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.Ey sbs1I"
<'Ls 'NpNS
NJ + w q y u II s.


NJ T. w Ct y y IL :.
WHITE and RED FLANNELS ~ OIL Price:
BLACK CASIlMERES-ali w1p:-;"' IN o'.' .
1928;
BLACK SILK, 7Jc.;
BLACK SILK, 81:
BLACK slLk. 1925;
BLACK SILK. Sl.3J;
BLACK SILK. $3.50:
BLACK SILK a: Al prices
COLORED SILK NJ al .r.r"'.
Just received 4 iIrsc auh hln'!s"ia" -i"cs ~.
PLAIN and EMBROIDERED EI"bnN>' '' =.
shades:
TOECHON LACES. BRETONEE. I.trE' 'a' :
lsr.c st0ct OF a.! kinds 81 LACE>:
BLACK aud COLORED >AllN'.
BLACK SILK VELNEI>.
All the aboyc-Daned goods "erc h"r:Si '".". 90
heavy rise, aud will bc sod IT Old l.ts'
Don't forget that We are hCadqiar "f- ~.
HOSIERY. MERiNu. aua
ALL.WOOi. UNDERWEAR.
COURTNEY 4 roWtl:.
aro7 .:23 Ernif -'.''.
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Tie New York Examiner seems TO intend
10 bolt the nomination Of Mr.. CORNELL for
Governor of New York. II you remind
us that that paper is religious one, we
reply that the article upon which this para
graph is based is notwithstanding that fact
q leading editorial in; tie E1amainer.
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IL COHEN BROTHERS ARE Now

IL COHEN BROTHERS ARE Now
OFFERING
800 dozen LADIES AMI GENTLIMEN'S LIEl|
HANDKERCHIEF three ivg ..jc. ~ e. d..
which are valued II 2Ir each.
Also. a large stock Of hnc HEMNilT'HEp HAND.
kERCIiILF'S al near tnr hali Tiger valu";
300 pieces Of SILK BEEEiiE an'i TISSUE VIZ.
ING al considerably less ihLI mar,rt vau'.
30 pieces HE.AL BRETONNE Lao" At i,-s .2ls.
than the imitation:
Also. Il large stock of PATENT NALE\CIENNE>,
TORCHON, FRENCH. ani "'h"r KEAi "a
IMITATION LACES for considerably h. HAN
market value;
42O pieces Of EVERLASTING " CuItyN
TRIMMING at ~ and 35c. pee" Of '"'':
yards, generally sold at near d.".'" "h
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TIE HENRY DIscUssIoN.-We publish one
and omit two letters giving accounts Of the
discussion at Henry Courthouse last Mon
day. We return thanks for all the letters.
Sometimes we receive better report after
putting into the printers hands the first
received.
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We received yesterday message from
Mr.. Fl, E. c. Baskerville, now in Eng
land, and state the fact for the Information
of bis many friends, who will be pleased to
hear from him.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

A TTENT1ON, STATE GCARD.-s
N You are hereby ordered 10 assemble al your "a
armory TODAY fThursdny) at / O'Clock, In |W
full dress uniform. armed and equipped. 10 pay II
the last tribute OF respect TO deceased c0nrade
CORPORAL GEORGE X. ROGERS.
BY order OF Captain Il. A. PAUL.
- ..---.-- HENRY PICKETT,
sel1-lt* Orderly Sergeant.
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EETsNs;S.

MASONIC NOTICE--rhn men, 8
Nl b,rs Of METROPOLITAN LODGF, Xxx
No. II, 4. +. and 4. ~, are requested 10 att "
tend o. stated meeting al -. Alhan's Uail THIS
tThursdayl EVENING 1t ~ o'clock. Al Master
MasonS IN good standing are fratcrua!iy invited.
BY orit OF The W. u.
Sc ll-ltK :. Il. JACOBS. Secretary.
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I.ad .assnansnson % your si,art g g y

tn,ot,s c,, your part 90 no =,
= IS - 80
- IKE 81 OH coniuon Sars ~
Weld ns Chains Ia yos s s,ls ,ns &. !,
1seIi nominate sou Tor B oii, ara y.
sba,l IS M pside % q aea veg.
that YOU are e,ecss I s. Ssss . No.
Ttose who have been I'd Cue Legtslature
,,,th mr.. y,ouasrr:, rho have sbsessed ffas
nn,l, 1t cred statesnnanshtp, his devotion 70
m interests 81 the State, his fidelity 70 the.
discbssir,ge a dutys and the influence ZOE @.
gsod y hich he exercises 10 that body 9, WEI.
snow what D loss tswouid be TO the pubic
l,i he should be. aew excluded from ats ae.
Iliberations. u, A !,
let the Amherst constituency, thar which
thers Is none better ID this comnnon ea' y
lthan which there Is t,oue trper, none more 5
iora,s and bsalye. reject what a,thing It, IS 20
hsvn 3 man Co trerrescat them 70 WHOM lfe
| tbey can look up, 90 whom they can pom.
fwsti, pride as q leader, OF whoH' wren sss
potent voice is beard ringing OUT VIII = =,
| .c,pr,o tanes In SesaM Of. trufs, right, sau
sastics. they t,asy say with proud exssa'
| ,,nn nd ioy.i = ne II onfst We gave ann
! ~ virginia, and the honor that we ora %
tasn, he rejects upoa us q thousand sold. =
what 10 eonpaiscn withahis are tue per
: e,,al clairssaof any individual!
IN behalf OF Virginia 10 behalf of hef
Aonor and every interest OF her whole PEG.
nle. We rrag cur, Amherst friends to :hno
tsbe means. .of arranging their local diher-
ences and private claims in order tnat Tue
Ennblic NAV be benefited and themselves
honorsd ty' the return, of r. A. CoGn1LL to
fhe next General Assembly OF Virginia.
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ITO HOLDERS OF
CITY OF RICHMOND BONDS
MATURING IN July AND At"Is-' i''''

At meeting Of The Board o. e. =. ~.
of the Sinking Fund teid May l. - 80 ~ EIAf!
Rss0irsf, That the acting prr>id'hso' ,.,r o.
give public notice by Advertisement tLai age u
Standing bonds OF the city OF Richh,;oIn,r SO,
1850, VIII on and after the IL ha3 ~ otsce q =.
be redeemed on presentation a. ''S
Auditor Of the city. .sr.,.,nn; tefeb,
In pursuance OF TN ataye di irSr EnNl'> ~
give notice that the SIX PEN nGM INK 10 .t
THE CITY. due In july lsSo, Srs 10 sSI:,
5 5ssSs-t s sYo5.olSdSzsIl he @.orst
pHK AND XCCGrFp ISTEk ~ he % city od 4ul
ton at the on o[i n, y ~ Ti July 1879. ,ox
sfter she isA D-> HENRY Il. tAN.Vv9.,l
Acting President Commissioners s'-A'-e
INV 4
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The letters which we publish this morn
ing should enthuse the friends of honor and
honesty. The people have already repu.
dated the regulators.
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We think there is no good cause for APP
prehension tlef the cannibal sayages EN-
.ployed In the Peruvian army have eaten
Minister ChristiaPcy. Such idle fears may
be dismissed. That venerable funetionary.
is 100 ole, and tough to be toothsame. He
will Como baek to rs when the maa. who
bought his seat 10 the Senate for q. ChsDd.,
Ilsr leapes the White House. But we are
not sstlra ttas Ills young and tender family
ssssseapeS q ssngsoa Posi-.
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Nc" COHEN BROTHERS WILL or.

FER on MONDAY
so pieces WHITE WoOI. FLANNEL ~ IL.
general value of which l. z5c.; 40 piece. ..
22c., valued at 33c.
Also. a large stock Of fine imported WHITE tI.AN.
NEI.S considerably ut!cr mark, yalrr.
800 pairs WHITE BLANKETS ~ from 7ir. 90
pair-lcSs than last season, prize:
$50 dozen LADIES. MISSES, ana 'ullDEG\'>
HOSE, in all The nc@ designs If a.. ror,...,. go.
son;
60 dozen LADIES MERINn hIfEr>T> .'-0..
the same quality sold last scl.";., q: toe. E,''.r
qualities propnrt"natcy rc,Iar, i. 80
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NE FALL STYLES u | IL NJ i !
NOW READY.-MT>. +. iIETZL..E. ~ ""
street, Richmond, Va. has just rtuTut" from h'.
first northern trip, with new ant ""ilp".r .' ~
FALL MILLINERY. Al ~" H"w ehti~s OF ~ =
in Canton, Milan, C"burg. and lLucE straw. -
vets, Plain and Ihaugeabl" SIX tt"'y Fhs.' 80
Satins, Ribbons IN al tn. new .l:rc. 's catf i"s
new .ts les at low prices. Mrs. +. ~ iILER'
au 81 52j l'r"ah s'F''-
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TROS.-15o Tou, IRON. em6rae Hnii :,
n y ,is BANDS, H0RsE-SiloE'' S'' =.
o'1Hs' Also, ,,, escorted:
CAST and MACIllNERf's,tt lhar,sl; SHEET
BLISTER and TlREss,tS SEi S.:prI,TEK, RI So
IRON, RLOCK-TiN. z'NS, - "a -,
IRON, &e..&c. For sale oS ,,oRruAM ~
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a NUSENENES.
pICHMOND MOZART ASSOCIATION

The regular weekly soiree VIII take place at Nc.
Fart Hall THIS Thursday EVENING at e1
o'clock. Admission oaiy by membership or ins:ts-
Members can obtain inyitatiou-cards Oh application
10 C. L. srEGEI, a3l Broad street, or {. JOHN
sT0N, alS Main street. !. E5} ) lhEN A3-Ih
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sflfei isiaI its,a
~ 81 s.....:.si tjts llsdl
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was next introduced, and closed the discus
sion with an argument in favor OF the Nc
Culloch bill. Your correspondent was
compelled to leave pretty soon after the
Lion OF the Wilderness commenced, but
when be left Powell was receiving an a"tul
castigation. He declared he had never De-
fore heard reputation advocated before :; !,
Virginia audience. The" Numidian Lloo -
spoke until nearly dark, and Inc interest IN
the discussion was not abated 10 the Ieast.
! hear he made fine argument in support
" The neople were thoroughly aroused and
deeply in earnest, and many were the signs
OF success in November. A good nom'na-
tion and an active canvass will put the enc
nv. which is perceptibly weakening daily,
to rout, and victory VIII perch on the BAN
ner OF Conservatism. -
The Executive Committee must see to it
that next court-day we have more good
speakers here, and no disappointment.
-... BKRS
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