Indiana American, Volume 4, Number 38, Brookville, Franklin County, 16 September 1836 — Page 2
Kast Fork Convention. At a meeting of the delegates from different sections of country, on the Cast Fori; of 'Vhite Water, t take into consideration the ropriclv of constructing a canal down said 'ast Fork, held at Html .ipsville on Monday :Ue F3th dav of September 18?A agreeably ; public notice. On motion of Mr. llyman from Brookx illo. Achilles Williams of Richmond was appointed President, pro-lem. On motion of Mr. Cordon of Richmond, 'icorgn Holland of Brookville, was appointed .ijcretary pro-tem. The Convention lcng linn organized, the tames of the delegates licretoforo appointed it different places were called, and the fol- . nving delegates appeared, and answered to .heii names. From Richmond, Robert Morrison, John cinlcy, John 3wi;., Warner M. Leeds, Irin Reed, Daniel P. Wiggins, James XV. .lardett, William St. I'oulke, Alexander ;tokes, Bazie Brighlw ell. A. Williams, Mark ileeves and William R. Smith. From Abington. Smith Hunt, Frederick 'ilnck, Win. .1. Matchett, Col. K. Rail-hack, Jacob llendcr.Thoma J. Larsh and William 'lesick. From Brownsv ille. William II. Rennet, W. Walt, James Lamb. Wm. Youse, Jesse Starr, l N. Harding, J. l- Chapman, Ladis Walling, Jacob Imel and (Ircenbury Reeks. From Dunlapsville, (.'eorge Newland, John Templelon, J. W. Scott, Matthew Hughes, Hugh McCulloch, Israel Kirk, and Bennett Osborn. From Fairfield, Ilodin Oiborn and James Wright. From Brookville. Abner M'Cariv, Samuel
Goodwin. W. T. Reeks, G. W. Kimble, John ilyman, J. M. John-ton and Ceorge IIolluid. Oil nution of Mr. Borden from Richmond, ihe following resolution was adopted: Resolved, That a committee of one from each delegation he appointed by the chair 10 nominate and report officers for the convent! 311."' Whereupon, the chair nominated the following gentlemen to compose said Committee; from Richmond J. W. Borden; Brownsville XV. II. Rennet: Abington Wm. J. Matchett; Dunlapsville J. XV. Scott; Fairlield Redin Osborn; Brook ville J. M.Johnston: who after having retired a short time, returned and made the following report.
The committee appointed to nominate offi
cers for this, convention, reccommend to the convention, the following named officers.
President, Abner M'Cartv, of Franklin Co.
1st. Vice President, Robert Morrison of
Wayne County. "21. V. P. Wm. Youse of Union County. Secretary Ceo. Holland of Franklin Co
assUlant Nec'y. W. M. Leeds; which report was unanimously adopted, and the .above named officers elected-, who thereupon en
tered on the duties of their respective ap
pointments.
On motion of Mr. Lnrsh of Abington, the
following resolution was adopted.
ikcsoivcd, 1 hat a committee ol two liom each representation, be appointed to prepare
and report business for the action of the convention. And the following gentlemen were appointed that committee. From Richmond John Erwin nnd John Finley; from Abington Thomas J. Lnrsh and Smith Hunt; from Brownsville Wm. Watt
and Win. II. Bennett; from Dunlapsville John Templclan and J. W. Scott; from Fairfield Redin Osborn and Jas. Wright; and from Brookvillc John Ryman and Samuel Goodwin. And on motion the convention adjourned until two o'clock this afternoon. Monday Afternoon,
2 o'clock P. M.
A M E R I C A N. is n O OKTI li li E, I 1 I A I A.
FRIDAY, SEPT. JC, IS3G.
Richmond V. O. We see that James W. lior-
1XTERXAI. IJIPROVE.MF.XT t x Ill 77' ,r eviration at Brookville. September ISA, 1-30.! ; ' VV , 'V 'i V ''""' V"" ff Itt , ... 1 1 1 noiS'! t: liail li:m as a co-laborer in i In accordance w.th previous arrangements, the caUfC nf Inicrnnl Improvement
.......R.imcin ui me ii hub i atcr tsna was ce- , rTl, r. li-.-;..,-. r i i ... .... ! L 1 ,ie iiIoa nig is t,ov. Dunr
icuiatuu turns piarc oh i iipsojy last. I lie pre- ,,, .- ,. , , , J 1 coniiiuitee of invitation. 1
very unftvoraljle for sucb an occasion, the rain fall-' f 'l'M. 'v F' , ;'' 'SHil.
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lean's re:i!v t )
Afn V.an. liron nnnnintPrl Ttt Mnstsr r.t T!,. ! '"S 111 lOrrCtltS U.S IllOEt Of lllQ tJaV. V C II lie i" I n T ;t al-I -I.Ir I.. i .. . Hist
" 1 rt. .. D ';; -iu .uu-uti aceio irnlion oftl.
mnivu la. in ine place or i.iniei i;eia i.tq. itwiii; ' "" "i"'u-vu iciLimui.e. , menremc
ie t oni-
struct a canal from Richmond in the County of Wayne, along the valley of 4he East Fork of Whitewater, to intersect the Whitewater Canal at or near Brookville in Franklin County. Htsvlvcrfi That a emmitlec of three from each delegation be appointed to prepare and circulate petitions for signatures, throughout the valley of the Fast Fork, praying the Legislature of this State at their next session, to direct the Beard of Public Works to cause a survey and estimates to be made of the said
proposed Canal, and report the same to the
Legislature at tr.e sueceding session. ' IlrsnhciL That a committee of one from
eacSi district represented in the ccr.vention hej"''1" a' this new town at the hend of the YVhito to the celebration) our public houses were crowded ;crto arec-pt your invitation. To have l,Ccn appointed to attend our next Legislature for ! Water Canal, on last Thursday week. The lota i and the citizens very liberally threw open thir vv&y ""-en as one of the distinguished friends
the purpose of presenting and urging our jsoIJ generally at an average of between ."CO and j private dwellings for the accommodj; ion of visi- - , 'T eiiients. is :m l.cnor to claims, to that body through t lie medium of jOOO dollars. They sold lots to the amount of a-: ting strangers. Several of ike distiugaished advo-! w''ua 1 'V'' li5e ''"1 little claim. jduV Cir representatives. " bout $'22,(X'0. We understand that several hum!-! catcs of Internal Improvements attnded- and f vhoris. !,av constantly been n-Pusoh-rd, That a committee of three from red thousand dolhrs will be expended immediate-! others were detered, proh.ablr bv the iur'ornrv i -Cu, "I. . VOr ' , M" !l 'vor-?- both bv the
each delegation m tins Convention be p- lv in bnildinff. We would advise" them not to he of the weather. n5i ti.-v i..-" i ,t u.', 'lml ,ijf er:
pointed as a ( ommitiee of correspondence, j in l00 Inncli of n hurry. Brookville once grev p ! of invitation that they would be with i...
J J f! ! mr it. n! H! I :i t&t in n htr and ifiuc aiiu ! Ol IhO iiirtrti i ikt n L, .L, : i .
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years of sorrow nml repentance in the tlu?t, is now ! tee of arrangements selected Cov. Noblk, TZx-CJo- ' irtrnrtl
arisingr aain on o solij reinitiation. - j crnor, Jas. 1. IUy, Dyct. Drake or Cinclmiai: J our c-roYprnmr-r.r
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be recollected hy our Teaders that this is a distii-', -Notwithstanding' tbe elements Keemed to conspire l)rooki!!e. on t!ie 13th. of next ironth' 1 bitting office, consequently the salary is of some ; s?ainf 1 us' -vet a very large assombhie of indivi- J been recoivi d, nnd I regret 5 xrc'm-crl x.-" tlrt :mportancc. j duals attended from this and the adjoining conn- owin to there bein no ofiirer in the Stat'ties, variously estimated at from H.OOO ta 4.CC0. -at pn sent to dministcr the govern men t' i CusBitima: Cnv. A larjje e;de of lots took i At an early hour on Morda v, fthe d iv urevious case ol mv ab-ence, it will !!f. nr
ty interested, of any future meetingsiu relation to the Canal, and to transmit to the various points on the same any information that may be interesting in relation thereto. The following gentleman were appointed to constitute the several committees required by the foregoing resolutions: .Connniiicc unrfrr 12I Rcio!u!io)i. From Brookville. John llyinan, J. M. Johnston, G. W. Kimble; from Fairfield Redin Osborn, Mr. Ogden and James Wright; from Dunlapsville Israel Kirk Geo. Newland it J. YV". Sott: Brownsville Ira Grover. J. F.
and 1 consider it a public calanlitv that 11 V:
nation have r.ot been
onie cencral svf.,
able to acrce
O !( x
upon
Cinncinnali Prirrs, Srpt. Tlh. Fi.ont. This article is advancing: a little, owing probably to the shortness of the crops in the East. It is now .-2-"5 per bbl. 'Vbisket Sales are elow at from r.O to :!7. Bacox Slow at. 8 cents, hog round. Laud 12jcts.
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LV".l""l III LI V Il.li lf'll.lll tt ..II
and i..eo. II. Diss, Lsq. of Lawrenceburgl., as the covenes of tiie a.e. and bind us trc-dcrbv mdividuals to perform the ceremony of breakin.' the silken cords of friendship ovC,rnr . ,
ground" on tho Whitewater Canal. j a common interest. Allow me ( .Vt-!...V
i Another Explosion. One of the boilers of
About 11 o'clock the rain having ceased a little, a procession was formed on the public square under the direction of the Marshalls, according to Reorder heretofore published, and marched to a stand erected on the line of the Canal. in a grove on the low bottom below the town of Brookvillf, where
Ins excellency Lieut- (Jov. David Wallace de-
Chapmi.n and Thos. Harding; Abington T. !tl,e Steam B.jitC'oinmerce, collapsed, on yesterday j livered an able and eloquent address, upon which
J. Larsh. AT. J. Matchett and Frederick j week, about 40 miles below Lawrenceburgh, und
Black: Richmond J. Finley, W. B. Smith
ind Daniel I'. Wijrins.
ConnniUce vnrlcr 3. rrsohilwn. From Richmond Achilles Williams; from
Abington Col. E. Railsback; from Brownsville Win. Youse; from Dunlapsville Israel Kirk; from Fairfield R. Osborn; from Brook
ville J. M. Johnston, Esq.
Committee under Ath resolution.
From Brookville Geo. Holland, W. T
killed 5 persons, and scalded several others.
The Celebration. The address, and remarks of the different gentlemen, made at the celebration on Tuesday last, will be published in the American, as quick as possible, commencing in the next paper.
Texas. Nothing this week, from the the seat of War, in this young Republic. It will be seen
Becks, Samuel Goodwin; from Fairfield Red-!fro,n an artic!a on ur first page, that the Mex-
in Osborn, James Wright, Daniel Ogden;!ica"8 ara like1 to ,nv0 sufficient to do, to
trom Diinlapsville L. 1). Lyon?, XV. II. Maus- Kee'' ?own insurrection at home. They have had by, Geo. Newland; from Brownsville Wm. somc tolerable hard fighting- among themselves.
louse, J. r. Chapman, George Boid; from
Abington J. XV. Williamson. Jacob Fender
Smith Hunt; from Richmond J. XV. Borden.
Esq. Doct. XV. B. Smith, W. M. Leeds.
On motion. Resolved, that the proceedings
of the convention be published in all the pa
pers contiguous to the route ol said Canal,and
Canal Lettixcj. The contracting for the White Water Canal from this place to Lawrence
burgh took plaee on Tuesday last. We understand that most of the sections were let, and that
all the heavy sections were contracted for. A few
light sections were not taken, hut will ba let next
All the sections were bid for, but some were too
high to be let.
that the Secretaries furnish copies of the inin-sPring in ti,lie to be finished as soon as the others.
utes: lor that purpose.
ABNER M'CARTY, Prest. Robert Morrison, I. V. do. William Youse, II. V. do. Geo. Holland, Seen tciiy. XV. M. Leeds, assistant Secy.
I he convention met pursuant to adjournment, present the same ofiiccrs and delegales as in the forenoon. Thereupon the committee heretofore appointed to prepare and report business for the
action ol the convention, by Mr, Lrwin the chairman, now report the following preamble and resolutions.
The Committee appointed under the reso
lution oi the Convention to prepare andre port business for the 'action of the Conveii vention, beg leave to make the following re
port: That inasmuch as the State of Indiana has embarked hugely in works of Internal Improvement, connecting various portions of the State, antl providing outlets for her surplus productions, thereby greatly enhancing the value of private property in the vicinity ol such works, to construct which, the aggregate people of the State contribute. Ami whereas, the citizens resident in the valley of the Last lrk of Whitewater, view with much satisfaction the efforts making to improve our Stale, by creating facilities for external and internal commerce, and feel a willingness to aid and assist in the improvement of all practicable works of utility, in whatever section of the State, yet they feci desirous to participate more immediately in the benefits of such works. From the hirhlv improved anil
densely populated valley of the East Fork of
nuewaier, a considerable portion of the State, revenue has been and will be derived, and it is but reasonable that a corresponding share of the benefits arising from public iinprovcmenls should be extended to it. This has not been done in the provisions of the general system. Seeing then the nccessitv ot keeping pace with the times, and of using such means ns are within our power to advance the interests of our fertile and beautiful
country: therefore-.
of this Con-
ledicnt to con
I LI -iNois. Wc can add nothing definite to the accounts already published with regard to the result of the election here, excepUhat Mr. Snyder is said to be elected to Congress over Ex-Gov. Reynolds by a majority of fifty votes. Gov. R. is accused of being an exten
sive and rapacious land SDeculator. whirh
probably turned the scale against him. Mr. Gatcwood docs not appear to have been seriously supported except in a few counties. It is said that a great part of the Opposition vote was cat for Mr. Snyder out of hatred for Gov. Reynolds, though wc see no reason to doubt the attachment of the former to the
cause of Mr. Van Buren.
In the second District, Mr. Casey's major
ity will exceed L,000; two yeas' since it was 1,500.
In the third District, Mr. May's majority will probably exceed 1,500. The total vote
in this Distriit must approximate twenty thousand ! May's majority in I, about C00. '1 he Van Buren papers claim two to one in the Legislature; those cf the Opposition take 35 to 37 of those first heard from, and think there will be a majority in the Senate and a large gain in the House for (heir party. On the whole, the result of this election renders it highly probable if not wholly cer
tain, that Illinois in November will vote lor Van Buren and Johnson. .Y,n- Yorker.
j.scuLArics vs. i'oetrv. the poetry of the
present age will doubtless be admired in after times, as that of the natural order, the daetyle
and spondee method of measuring and makia po
etry having been done awoy with for that of a more easy and natural. We particularly admire the attempts at rhyme, of the devotees of Escu-
lapius, which wo eee in our exchange papers. One Doctor J. 1 .Smart, of Crawfordsville, la
under the pinchings of poverty, cries out in the fol
lowing eloquent rhyme in an advertisement in the
paper of that place.
"I am a distressed man, for cash.felhw citizens! rri. - -i. i i , .
ikjiiii hum anu rair. anu storms of snow! Half starved, half naked, I mi-st go, To cure the pains of young and old Yet (.-till- you hog your heaps of gold! If rheums pain or cholics squeeze you, If fevers burn or agues freeze you.
a way you n send lor JJr. Smart, To ea the pain that racks your heart: Hut when you're healed, and health afforded
1 lie doctor still is unrewarded. Your words are sweet as loaves of honey, Hut they'd be sweeter still if mixed with money. I nate to dun, but worse to starve, AniLthereforo I'm obliged to crave Some cash my coffers for to rill, Orelso you'l lose the doctor still.
we shall attempt no eulogy at' this'timc, further
than to remark, that high as anticipation was, pub
lie expectation was more than fulfilled. Although the address will be published, and our readers will have the pleasure of reading it, yet they will be deprived-of that soul-etiring eloquence with which I I 51 C ilrtl tmta.1 .ha.:. . . i . it
.. .. ..v,,,tlCu, jti il conning mucn vaiuaoio information relative to the history and progress of
Internal Improvement in Indiana, and will ba
sought after by those who wero unable to attend
the celebration.
At the conclusion of the address, the gentleman
selected for the purpose, amid the deafning cheers and shouts of the multitude, performed the operation of commencing tl e White Water Canal. This
was a proud moment for this rich and iVrlilo val
ley. Joy beamed in the countenances, and glis
tened in the eyes of all present.
Afccr which the company repaired to the dinner
table, spread by Mr. Harbin, and GOO or 800 par
tool; thereof. 1 he company then sat down to the toast table, and the following sentiments were
drank, and enthusiastically cheered, many of which
were responded to by the distinguished gentlemen present. We shall not attempt to give'a summary
of any of the speeches as they will all be published.
REGULAR TOASTS.
?So. 1. Internal Improvement The parent " Nationnl wealth, and the grand link bv
in 1'UJ enlightened policy adopted by your Stnte i,, rel.iiion to tl i"s great ob ject. The bold measures of the l ist Ieg.?latu.v of Indiana is a high, worths example, and I hope will be followed bv "all her Sister Stales. She. will prove the axiom that no country can be impoverished by q (-,x however great, whore the improvements are made and the money expended among thoe who pay it. If the length of our lives ibon'l
be estimated more bv the obierts :,r.
abled to accomplish, or the extent of our ne-
lulness, than by the mere time wc encumber the earth, then indeed would evcrv Patriot and PhilanthropUt exert himself in a cause which adds so many brilliant and useful drug to the short span of human existante. I beg Gentlemen, that you w ill tender to the citizens you represent, my best wishes for their happiness and prosperity, and the success of the canal.
ot iNationnl wealth, and the rr.-ind
which the union of the States may be nroserv-
ed. May the public mind apppreciatc its importance, and the wall begun system continue to progress throughout the Union, until the North American confederacy shall outshine, in wealth and enterprise, the dazzling Empires of Europe. No. '2. The While-Water Canal. A link in the vast chain of Internal Improvements
connecting the ntlantic Ocean with the Gulf
of Mexico.
No. 3. The. Stair of Indiana Her youthful strides are rapid and gigantic rich in Nature, unexampled in spirit and enterprise; soon, very soon, like Venus, in glory and' splendor she shall, be eclipsed by none of all
ner lair sisterhood. No. 1. Robert Fallon .The plaudits of the commercial world, are the reward of his labor, nnd its products is the wealth of Nations.
The kind feelings and esteem expressed for me in your letter, I assure you will ever he remembered with a grateful" heart. With great respect, your friend, and obedient servant. JOSEPH DUNCAN. To Messrs. C. F. Clarkson, J.dm .V.Johtis.m, R-u-fits Ilaymond, and Geo. Holland.
No. II Lieutenant Gov. of Indiana When Internal Improvement, like the theory of Columbus, was regarded as futile and visionary; when he who gravely talked of the poverty u the state, was a popular statesman, & listened to with applause; then was the inspiring eloquence of David Wallace heard in ourh;dl of Legislation : Our statesmen, aroused from their die-am of poverty, began to examine the resource of the state and the result of that examination let IS3G proclaim: His fame shall be as imperishable as the improvements he has so eminently aided in producing, am! Indiana will never forget the one nor neglect the other. After the long and loud cheering of this toas! had ceased, Gov. Wallace rose and expressed his gratitude for the kind sentiment, and the enthusiasm with which it was received by the company; ;ind remarked, that as ho had occupied their attention for some time at an earlier period in the day, he would not now consume- the space, which others were waiting to occupy, lie therefor.) closed by offering the following sentiment Indiana. By her system of Internal Improvements she h;.s prepared for herself a nobler employment, than that of studying the
art oftruckhng to poicer, or of obeying with the obsequiousness of a Slave the fiat of tune party.
No. 12 Hon. Bellamy Slorer A stnr in the west, devoted to Western Interest: Although a citizen cf Hamilton co., Ohio, jet
the Mississippi Valley claims him for bis en
larged mind; and his laudable exertions in
the cause of human happiness cannot be cir-
v"""i) ; uierctorc, Resohed, That in the opinion vention it is practicable and expe
Arkansas The Election in this newi
fctnte lias resulted in the entire success of the supporters of Van Buren and Johnson, who chum to have elected their candidate for Governor, Col. Joseph S. Conway, by a majority of L300, their candidate for Congress, lion. Archibald Yell, by near 3.000, nnd a decided majority of the Legislature. We have no Opposition accounts of a late date, which fact, of itself, would indicate that the Slate had gone for Van Buren. Mic Yorker.
No. 5. The United Slates Auvu What
After this appeal to the citizens of Montgomery ' scu nas not borne the Star-spangled Banner, County, Indiana, and if and where is the Nation that dare insult il? "Music hath charms to soothe the savage, ' ()"r Country The vast increase To burst a rock; or split a rabbag-e," j f r population, her unparallelled improvcwe think that poor "distressed" J. F. Smart, will I mcnt in every useful art, and her steady nrei-
no longer "starve." i giess in refinement and literature, entitle her cumscrihed by narrow boundaries
nut CrHwtordsVille is not the only town famous 1 emmcl'- rank amongst the nations of ! Mr- Storcr was invited to the celebration, and
for prosing doctors. An Eastern doctor ad verti-; enrln whilst,, in respect to h-r civil and replied to ti e committee of invitation that
sing for practice, says; ' '-gis iigms, she rivals them all: May God would attend, but was doubtless prevented by the
"Much of the a,-t i..;,. i "cr irom me machinations of Dema-!
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ill L-nn'.t'lhlr Ii l.nn ...1 1. . 11 IIIIVI I'l r .-I I I - llf I I I lllll I ID 1-iHl ln.- i
... .wi. lieu nui iv iTrC 11, , w ' . I " innji.3? -v - art n n t . rr T .1 fP! 1 ...
iou raees o mo. Pm lUnl.c - lion, nobcrt l . iaiuc inciuei
Consists
Hilt .-till .infill..,.. X " . 1 ,
...,iUUi,m ncsifrn aocior outfloes these! rhy meters, all holhnc. In complaining of his hard ' fate, he cries out: j "The storm raged, and the rain did come, A nl Av..ftt.t I I 1 .. 1
....v. .,-vc-ijf uuuy tise was at home; The thunder rolled and the clouds did lour, And the milk all tinned 6our."
No. 7.
The Prr;,rf f it... f..:,. 1 (.-, . ! huciiMc eloeueiicc cannot bnt admire mi.
....... , tr, vuiiru ounes i . . , , i i,;,
WlillUI. Wlitl LUC H M illld JMIUll CIV ill u 1 ' 1
-Honored and revered bv his country for1 ()rr,,tJI'' w,i,le lhc wise and good whose liberties he gloriously' fou-ht -tl ere I t!;e r',rt(1 ''"HC-sly nnd integrity
.nr. l ytic, was invited but no answer. j
i- . i i . . ...
oi tne Historian will preserve, for the ndmiration of posterity, the memory of Andrew ; Jackson.
Maine. There arc veiy serious
sions among the supporters of Mr. Van Buren in this state, with respect to their Congressional and County Tickets, which will
doubtless enable them to poll an extn
No. 1 1 H.n. Charles P. M re, r Vngin ;-i i,,,.,f ,.(' i..:f,',f r.iiif.!l i(io!i of wor
i . . ii. iiiii.ci-ji.'ti. I.' i iiii vi'iijit.."..""
i . 0- Ih fxccllcnry Gov. JUlc Jus- ihh. ci. A.v Las nunc now more worthy thai) Ueil- . lice. Uliawcd lv nnrlv QtrilM , .t . i- i i . . i. ; f!-r
uj i : v v f k ru i i t 1 1 ii i it i . I n ( villi;. i - i.mc it ri w ii - it in
dissen- cccd to Texas at the head f.h n ' V . 8" ' H',C1:U career; , cause of Ins country, lor the henclit oi uiu-
her of men. The whob- ,,,m ..P n ! r "V .'uinne ins prudence;-nor has : fenerations: In ti:e cause of Internal Mem h?r " The " M -cr tainted the at-j prencments he has no scgnio.
-7 I'H-J i lllU Mil' I' III IV rtTj'll MA - f . -
i a iiiu . 3 i i r i ii vc ni i rr.-i.i .r i t- r,i'
TlIKEU Tiioi sand Men for Tes.
eri.l Duulap of Tennessee is about to pro ! has
m is completely armed. in.P -,.,! . T, - . ." After the checnug of this toast, u.e .o..u ,
'n J . i , !; ... .".riv.uMcm in mis siuic is ileeiilv ! 1,,.,.. .l
tirst trial. In tho Ditriric k t..
position are predominant, however, no such division exists.
James ProUs, . author of the highly
uus wav. i,verv in;
sentiiiieut was read.-
Albh:. Va.. Sei;t. 1st, l-!-
he most I -.r f i. ri...i. n n,,,uii.il. Jofc"
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smriAP in I,., I..... a: . i ... . -"tu, a.u
.n. a uiscuargeu ins oliicial (.....TS.vrv
..uulllJjr uiioor great exciteinent, - J l J . 17 . " i i ...,;,
dounuess enable them to poll an extraordi- the corps having been originally , nicd for indViV I I T 11,13 SI;Ue "deeply ; nary te for Governor, but probably defeat the Florida war! Th s Ibrc wo h n e J u i" 1" 1" m.t:Murcs and Ir,dH any election of Members of Con-nc in two doubt will be tn . ' ' A , V ,on? chcri?h sentiments of the most - tLreo of iheir strongest DistScti o the 1 SiirMsbur 1 1 ' M? '' c Unified : first Irinl. 1.. .1 lk:L. . . .. ! Ct-.MJ lug. mim ,)e f . , , o
Johnson will be held
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..'iifiiu i.ui rr. rnm s .,f.A i .. ti-. . ., . oultlku oroo;imv ivi.. ... .-
of Ihr. P,il,nii a I." - r'-" Junorjiiesuay the ytst mst., lor the nomination of ,;,.,. ,. - y. ; " 'eP"on ot tne sen-j
No v Yr " lC' 1 . - f-r' anu "eie:ller of .Congressional and Electoral Tickets. The 7 3 mCnUS nnd assotes of his ear-i
V . "-M' i supported Isv the U hi-call has not vrl. b,n nrnmnl.r.,. "tru-vs- e poke for So or SO minutes witl.ilhe
n.g5 oi me V,um!,erlaml District for Con- ThW is to ho n nriiA rntf : tvt ! force' and clearness, unon the ,.i,;o ,r i ! ti'
Press Hon . II T V -.1 . I. ..i.vu ..itci in ii;y- J""" 'i.iviiiiii . s . llon- u' J-Nnilh, his onnnnent Jpnov thi f.U .l;t , ... . Imnrovemeni.l 1
and the present incumbent of the stat on. n L l u:.T 1 e, . . i 1
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' ir invitation to attend the celebration of tbo com
mencement of the White Water Canal-
Although indispensible arrangements ueny
The Mexican fleet, consisting of the bri' Fame and the schooner Bravo, were at Vera
I hey were preparing to
Cruz on the 19th make a cruise.
to ac
honor of personally uniting with von m iu ' .
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predict the highest vote in November ever:
taken in the JMate. .t:r lorxer.
me man.
Gov. Luciis was invited to the celebration, but no reply has Leen received from him.
1 be fo11
' ;nr,a n-t.irii lprr'isl 3t inn can dispense, wn
toarise from these inturnal improvements, : enhance the rewards of labors by incrcass', -transfer' ef its fruits: promote tl.c t.i'-s:-B