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COsiiTE:sCiAL RECORD.
WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT

RlCHMoSD, UCTOBER |, lc5-.
TOBACCO.-N No change IN rric"r ln-' quoted
WHEAT Good prime White W, 9' Good 20 pine
Red 80 a 92s.
FLOUR.-Salss IN bank at SIS Supply ieht
T. J. PRITON
COKN-65 per bushcl
CORN MEAl.--70 ccnts per bus!c:.
lIME.-Sars ~ 81.
OATS-37}. 40 cts. per onshel.
RTE-73 cents.
BACON-SnlthNeM aud Todts hog ronnd, IL cent.
Western sides To-. |! cent?; shoulders. 81 cents; c
smoked sides lUh cts bacged hams, Is "a cts
EISiI-tirrrln4s, .Nu.I Iut 81 %; uGuss bha5 %
Roe 81 20 Nacksrrl, NJ" 5 s u -. No. 2, sll, :
NJ !, Sl2 50 Shad-sl0 10 80. Halifax Gross iie'
rags 81 50, cut s. 50
LAtiD-i3os l2;: cts. kr.- l3s cs., pals l3s cts
lRUS-pi. Iron $50 10 50 according t" Gual!ty s"r'
800 per ton English So rredega Richmond manuiacuN
az: in Country Bar Sc2a 81 according 10 quality
GEANO-Sj2 prr ton.
COFFEE-R RIO q 81. Lapayra 9: a ga cts
PLAS lE2-Gronnd So. Lump 1. 10 A. al wharf
SALT-Sa from wharf at 81 81 :. from store 81 49,
HAY-Sl q i | 81 irvm wharf.
STEEL sos per ton
SuGAR-Poro Rico 5. 4 cents; New Orleans .
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THE SlGNS-Thc Wing cause is evidently on inc rise.
I sion. are every whca cheering. The whg press pro-
claim 1.-THE neutral press confirm 1.-THE Loco!oco press
feel IT, gentleman from Indiana says The enhL siAsm for
Scott in all the North West surpasses the Juror OF oaU tor
Harrison The Locos surrender Pennsylrania-Ncn YORK
considered certain by Ihg and not much contested by
Locos The Nhg States oil New England arr -ae and
sound In The South Scott is gaining daily Richmond
Wing.
There is scl-oh 10 the above brag-a clinchcr-in The
Pennsy lvanian, as fellows:
A CHANCE FOR THE WHlGS.-A gentleman from
Virginia in view OF the statements made in
the North American giving their advices Of The prospects Oi
General Scus elections, make the following PROPOSE
lion One thousand dollars that General Pierce will carry
November next, Pennsylvania; thousand that he will
carry Ohio one thousand New York and three thousand
dollars General Pierce will bc elected President of the
United six thousand dollars The general result.
ANY gentleman who has faith in Wing predictions have
a responsible name who will into arrangements for
depnsng the money forthwith. Call al this Office Penn
Syiranqn 23d.
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A WIIlG DOCUMENT.

We have pamphlet (says the Southern Sandard) win
the following title .Ithy am a Wig from the pen o.
Horace Greeley being reply 70 enqnirlng TREND IL IS
most remark ale production, and had we an lncnaion
wo should handle without gloves we give one sentence
from IT, simply TO show its ultra noons
or that democracy which obs the ceminntc Mexican o nan
his wide domains regards with covetous eye the las
If d.cinur Snans valuable possessionswhich, in The no.
mnay States plants liz heel on the neck ot the ahIec
and p0wrrlcss negro, and hnr s axe alter Inc iin2 "In
of The plum crci homeless and desoatc indan--ay IL %
written On y grave that never was follower, ana Ve'
and died in nothing lis debtor
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y.
PANS Ky SEPT 2S-Cirn Srut; reached this place last
night and wns met by the Scott Guards III Ieorgeto"h ana
large delegation He made D" sptcch, merely
,honsnr IN. citizens fur The favorable reception al Their
hands and expressing warm erna hls sense oi The nos
nitoli,v and Kindness he had met with in kentucky.
During his progress from Blue Lick me ciuz"ns on inc
line m route freely and his carriage was several
lines stopped the greetings OF the villagers on me
road. r, .,I
sr,nvcrs nre in town mostly influential citizens ol the
S,ae Gen Scott visits grounds half past and will
then address the citizens the welcome extended mere par
takes nothing political character Democrats ana wings
alike share in IT,
The Kentucky companies make fine appearance and
arca numbers Of soldiers who have fought under scott are
in town.
The place present. busting appearance Large parties
of ladies' md nrmen luckng principally on horse
bacg /, isa JGciIee the slaves hundreds o whom
NIL, nd mae crowd the streets, walking and mounted
I;,nerol Scott il expected Louisville on Thursday.
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GREAT SLAVE STAMPEDE.

N,vsvuLg ny Sept 27-Thrty slaves from the
nahborhood of August; and Dover KY escaped 10 Ohio
I,si night They traced Ripley on The river and
were pursued by their AMI others from this side
The clothes slaves found concealed IN
a,I nj the OK ncrs refused 10 search the
hou.c in which supposed most III the "nvr5 were
hid Five who had continued pursued by Their mas
tiers. and three captured Tne are expected u be brought
over tonight.
Tie negroes Of Ripley assisted in numbers armed with
ouns ard surrounded The hotel where the hrntuchians
s,orrcd Fears entertained Of serious disturbance as
the Hrnuckians remain there the watch and are deter
n,irr.: 10 recover the slaves.
Much Indignation is felt here because the authorizes oil
Ri.y refused ass; The in granting warr7nts
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n,r,cr Am SCOTIA CONTRAST.

:. ,,d,,, os ,b, Charleston Mercury neked Sena.
for D,ncla bnw he proposed 10 carry tho against
Cen Scott, the military candidate q" the wings r. urn'>h
him literally with stationery" was the prompt reply ~
he is allowed write talk We have him. and nobody can
nreveot him until the end Of campaign" Gen Scott is
fast verifying Senator Douglas prediction His Cleveland
and other speeches. made his demagogue ece'i"ncene
oprbis addre.s 10 Wing meetings, which were presided
over nv such trickstcrs and fanatics Ex-Governor '" r
Johnston Of Pennsylvania whole movements IN 'n'
West-canno but disgust the people and arouse 'e be
mocracv To their full and triumphant duty
How di1en, is the course pursued by The Democratic
candidate Gen Pierce lc remains quietly and r,odesly
al homclhou.h all who know him IN c'n. mat
he is man of exquisite and tact, we'll az most
sk.u epeak.r-and that ks take the stump, most
decided and favorable impression would be produced But,
instead OF volunteering, like General Scott electioneer
,h,ouph the country making speeches poi,ics meetings
franklin Pierce acts like iSnihed atatesmaT and modest
man. aud refuse. 10 attend The scholastic eANrcs Of lis
own College where political demonstration MAS coniem
plated.
Tbs following speech Of Mr. d. w. Fuller, OF The Bow
dom College Granite Club, the great meeting al Augusta
Maine presents the character Of Franklin Pierce In true
and most honorable light:
Fellow. Citzen.- will permit me 10 occupy mo,
meats time in explanation of the reasons when actuaeo
our society IN suunin. this assembly and ihe cHcuu-
stances attendant lhereupuD General as was tue ehhus-
with which the nomination o FRANKLIN ficCe war "
throughout the length and 5:cadh oil our
in alike by The young as well as Tue ca- Is
not singular that should have penetrated sven ~h'n Inc
shades OF college reused The aido Of those
M, vol come forth the din and turmoi! of the baltic OF
life. :. :. r -
:, na,. parcuariy ca.cE!ltti 10 animate std interest
vnu, ms aTodlt them shining example Of what earnest
and honorable effort will accomplish Tor ts'N-as eachne
,h, aver IN n. us re brun true 10 themselves uue 10
,h,r country ,rue 10 the test and pures o 'oer
nature in oder TO themselves for eminent position oy
distinguished worth. Apart from TINS eh'nuslfe W.
rally ielt We ac,uated by other M uNef s;s
ptoud 10 call ourselves members OF tha' ins'''"'o ~
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SCOTT, "ESTaUSIASM" HUMBUG /!

letter in the Y Herald that just before the writer
Ief, Clcvcla nd 'he Psburg came in with Gen. Scott
"a n..senper pretending TO be on his way Kentucky {"
establish a new army hospital at Blue Lick Springs The
truth s he is losing ground in Ohio and knows to
be go since Greeley here and is now making ons las
and desp, rate effort carry the STATIC in November The
military was called out fred extras issued tele
graphs puoished bills posted and ai'. all Inc uss mere
wa. not Il, xcccd three hundred persons present Excluding
the military al the depot when ne arrived.
Hs took The eleven O'Clock express train for Cincinnati
th. morning and will arrive here, Columbus, is after
noon ar FIVE o'clock.
"piecr and King will poll full democratic vote In this
Stale In y ogember.'
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To no Editors o. tae ENQUIRE


1en,l-mcn The ase and ncendiary editorial from the
Richmond Wing OF Yesterday, (Sept 9h) exposed IN me
Enquirer OF ths morning speaks TOO plainly It's own paeE-
ry To be mistaken production o either OF The d-
tors of that print Is Parhian arrow shot al the De-
mocracy by Southern traitor, who has turned ms oa.
upon the South, and gone to commune win MS c"hscn'a
srs-S-ward Johnston Greeley and oihers-supporters
Of the ee.sol candidate. If he be not The writer OF that
editorial there sign in ne says about
Tho Sweat House (meanin2 the Spartan band he Ought %
known TO be ais, utterly alSe But lie carefully uses
the slanderers sueterfugc"H is said" Who said II?
lie could not have knoun il be true because II was false
N point 1. ac and therefore, he i. .lauccrsr when hi
neat. IT, He has not himself TO his own chnste lam
image ~ nepros toenai" But. although he own. no
NEGROES he commands sccrss Of s1-es Wnn answer his
ru2pose better "ou long. o. Catal;n. vt thou abuse
PATIENCE"
is own BY tie leading Southern organ OF Scott and is,
therefore pre- suned echo his opinions of the Fugitive
Slave Law Scott the garruoas, perset'nains spoutcr-
cannot choose 10 be damb, ii his own press in his
natre State God save the Commons ealih IS mis'e
A SPARTAN.
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Enr Ma Ennuir,

F0r ms Enquirer.
Mc.srs Editors In the National niegencer the eth
August following extract from speech OF John Van
Buren, lS4S:
II shall necessity whatever, support who
does believe slavery hc unmirrd curse and who
will net nv virtue of his ohcc use all constitutional pow
er % abolish III
The comment If the National lnclgencer is "Mr Van
Buren, md his followers supporting Gen. PIERCE
Of corsn the inference ia that in their estimation. Mr.
Pierce dangerous person Ia be trusted with the rights OF
the ), 9TH But then MI lntclligencer the "Gca Expoun
der" Constitution that Gen. Pierce sound
on III s,trcl Of slavery John C. Calhoun himself
You 4, take choice Of guldes-we Democrats
or uhcr been forced look upon Mr. Webster
respectable authority Than The said John W.
mink John insignificant person. compared with WIN
H. %; regard him ne particularly harmless DO.
nc has elracltd all h cid principles and cmpalca
" endorses rights of Ito South their slaves
under The Consultations md merely the Fugitive Slave
Law.
Again: letter in The ln;egencer OF the sls Seprem.
Der, from Iowa. states that Ex-Governor Lucas that
he can't 60 with his party because 'hcy have by and
ovsrsausned all their prominent for 4
Frank Pierce" OF the Inieia publishing
such expression that wishes lis Isater. infer
Frank Pierce corn phble But then
after The nonina OF such F. Pierce The Iael-
eencer with its own pen and from lis know
ledge suct piece AZ this:
"h experience has therefore been practical extent
10 qualify him administer The affairs OF The Government;
should tho people coll him 10 thai trust respectfully ana in
a National Spirit
Now e.vs it 10 any ione,: reader Of the National Intel
BY such paper is such eulucy any sound Demo
crat might Be proud Of And besides Gen. Scott hiuEs a.
ne said SO any ho-that Frank Pierce will make Amos: if
not quite good a President himself EVERYBODY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-01
VIRGINIA AND THE PRESIDENCY.

Before Mr. Bolts declared the thing impossible, the wings
boastcd much the prospect Of carrying Virginia Tor Scout
and Graham. II seems that they have abandoned
Eohraim 10 his IDOLS and have turned 10 abusing after TALL
inp 10 cac uar the r. York Times, fierce Scott paper
"yIRGSlA-Thc conduct Of the aspiring politicians OF
propcr regard for the rights other members o the Union"
Thai NAV not be amss the country is about 10 pass
mon the merits Of The candidates proposed by these men
The Of The democratic party 10 recall puolc at
en,on to The following facts For the purpose vi present.
M candidates for the presidency and the vice presidency
buh parties determined send delegates 10 conventions 10
meet al Baltimore.
"With The view Of having proper representation VI pun
lie sentiment and of preserving the relative confederation
az the respective States The rule n representation IN Inc
electoral colleges adopted The ratio IN the convention
he and western States conoiIHu 10 'na'
and New York, with her three millions vi populAoh uu
moi venture to send either convention one delegate DC
yond her prescribed number.
myirgina however with an utter contempt LOT e ish
of her sister Staes and II she were ehueu w e"no
The nomination OF Presidents resolved TO send 10 the why
convention tour and the democratic convention leu" "e'
oates for every one 10 which she was entitled
un her endeavor dictate 10 tie wing convention eau
dsr FOR the presidency this modest State failed WIN III.
uncr,Iic convention her delegates were more success
mi G, Pierce brought forward and Nominated
hv IN, Virginia delegation, and their numbers ana yea
umphed over the discUIdant and unIscplncl
from other States and the democratic party
il nov called upon 10 sanction The nomination oil Inc ch
mond luna ,h
1T remains for the des of November TO determine "he
Their the dicaliun Of Virginia has ended
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-01

1t is proposed that Young Mems Democratic Association
be organized for the city oil Richmond All Of tho young
men of the city, in favor Of such associa
will leave ths office, carly convenient,
desired that the first meeting should be held Tues
day evening.
We publish the above notice with great pleasure. When
properly organized such IN association do good
vice. by inuring new life ard energy into our glorious
cause
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-01
MIR HUNTER

An able and distinguished senator from Virginia, VIII ad
dress the people of Richmond the African Church TO-
NIGHT at hall past o'clock Tits simple announce
ent will attract an crowd 10 hear the principles
and ui,h OF the Democratic party cioQneniy and powerfully
axnl,incd and indicated.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-01

We regret that larger crowd had not cnJ"yeo Tue ue's
fu musc of the fine concert Tuesday night Madame
Wideman sang several pieces with blancy sweetness ana
true expression Mr. Genbre has splendid voice. nhd ms
"Stapzas 10 Eternity Of terrific grandeur ana power
The Duets of these fine drtiStcs were also deghtu anu
were warmly received Our resident musicians won
new auels or the OCCASION viz: Mr. Stadernann on me
Piano Mr. De Costa on the Flute, sir Rozcr on the Nio
Ionccll, md Mr. Iobtmann on the Violin.
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nruocR,TIr MEETING At TIE AFRICAN

In l}dress from the ton. Rojsrt W. I. Hun:er.
The Democracy al Richmond VII meet ~ me Ahe:
f,hu, an FRIDAY evening NEXT The first al October, h
mas, n'rocS Oar distinguished able ana euiaent Sen.
Tar Robert 81 r. Hunter, has accepted an Invitation So
w udre.s NJ The public generally ana The De'nocisc
~ the surrounding country are nHl!rd 10 attend Com
an, come alt We bid you welcome
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s 5,"DEMUCRATIC RALLY ON SAIl RDAl MIGHT
At j:nnlIN'S TAVERN

TN, Democrats nt Monroe Hard wi!i hold meeting a.
,h R,nrrh N Iini!ns Tavern, Saturday night De-.
ot ~ : ,,rl,ck Mrssrs THOMAS 7 GILES, GEO ".
RANDOLpHa and Other. vii! address The meeting Ra!y
ne and all attend The ting and hear our eoqnen; speakers
Speaking will CONNIE nee At : "c"'cH. = 'asr ana rn
,hc c,,v and SURROUNDING. country invited 10 come.
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EDITORIAL CHANGE.-hlessrs Il H. Gallahcr and
f. A. Gaaher have transferred their interest in the Rich
mond Repubcan Messrs. John CRANE, Jr, and J. w.
Lcw,len The paper will be under The general editorial
control a;,d management OF Oliver p. Baldwin, Esq.
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AMUSING EXHIBl1ION.-k unkels nImitablc Cho
rstcrs continue draw crowded houses al Odd Fellows
Hall Those who have yet visited them should not omit
The pres. NJ opportunity TO do SO.
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Spx.rr CvAapen, AUo. 29rH, |

SENATE UHAMHEHi IfUU F"0-'
Nv D.ar Sir concur with you fully in all that you say
IN cnm,u.n,ation of the portrait of General Washington
nv M WEIGH The artistic skill displayed by Mr.. Weca IN
mo exccuou of the work. fairly entities him. in my opin
ION To be runkcd among the most skillul artists Of inns or
any other country. should DC truly gratlhed Congress
would authorize purchase 10 have u paccd ia Tue
various pu bic Offices respectfully decline your re-
quest 10 present copy TO the Senate SIMPLY because If
an unusual procedure and foreign 10 the duties winch up
pertain 10 the presiding oiicsr Of the body
With the highest respect, l am your OBJ servt
WILLIAM K. KING.
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Hsf.,tsi .jUt :ttAI.
P0.T or n,..,tun.,n OCTOBER /. j.

AsRik Ed,
Scir. Jane &. Doughty Pmiaodp ha.
SAILED,
Brg Mary Pertains, Nicnc;>y Boston.
Schr. Courier. Cruwel Bt-ton.
Schv. Pearl, KNAPP. New York.
StratHcr renns, ann, BAY ,n"rr Philadelphia
Schr. Geo. Luii E,iiug-wo,tn James RIVER
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pE,}IOCR ATTIC TICKET.
LATEST NEWS I'll THE TELEGRAPH


BALTIMORE, SErr. 80 Gen. Scott reached LfNneto
YESTERDAY ard warmly Welcomed lie VISITED VI,
i,i.y and lei, tor Louisville VIA Frankfort 70 day.
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NEW YORK SErT. 30.Cnton dull and prices IN
rh,n,rd Floor 10000 hbIs. Stale brand~ 81 ~ Il
Suun.rn 81 81 i -. Wheat Sales OF -oVVo ousnr'. {,
IN, Iu ,c Western white: % tor re' Corn SUE
hIsnrIs al II 4 - Tor mixed
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RiCNM0Na ESuUiREk.
t.ulpAY MoRNING. OCTOBER /, 1882.

40 NORTH NO SOUTH. 40 EAST. no WESi ~ tiE
THE CONSTITUTION; But SACRED MAI TX 1Ii. com
THE COMMON BOND AND TRUE DEVOTION ~ "
GUN BROTlEROODn -Er0nkHn Pieres'
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s,~ DEMOCRATS OF SYDNEY AND OREGON
All The Democrats o; The town oi Sydney ana Oregon
All ,. r.uu,s. l., meet The Baptist Chapel Ore son
H,L Monday night, The III "' October, ut =: oclocs
Several spirited speakers may De expected ant addresses
L. L .l.,-r.
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Our friend Mamaduse Johnson Is getting rampant IN MS
advocacy Of Scottish. We learn from the Sou'h'"ee &c
mocat that whig meeting 10 Petersburg mr. :. s''eu
that Virginia 1rould 90 for Scott after "hc" on 9'o"s
Meg Merries prophecy in rega'i TO be'fa snen' "ou
Ber,rams might" &c. 10y the way We were al loss 10
600 .b,, /, had 10 do with Seorr and GRAHAM OF PIECE
and kISo) he resumed his seat
The same paper thus refers TOT
D,.cuss,oS IN CHgsTERrIrLD.-We hear mar I'm lhsks,
and MARaApuKE JoHSsos, Esqs, crossed SWORDS al ne
Glover ilI) Coal Pits on Ihst SATURDAY. ~, t
so le,rn was completely skinned by the old WAR horse
So much 30 that one Of the crowd was forced 10 e4cIa
.nlease don't hit him any more Mr. JoHSsoS II appears
ia doinp -al of service whether good or bod we kho"
not for he SEWARD ticket in this neighborho0d; nut we
would vse him. ii he wants 10 be succesui TO encoun'ea
smaller gone, than Messrs MEAps ana HIVES. ie' '"''
hides rather tough be annoyed by partridge sho'.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-01

To Dc III oc committees Of Vigilance he
Dcmoc ratio Party re generally. In the State Of Sir-
giEia.
Ths -oe. at hand. and l. important that svery
Gcrac Ia should BE furnished eeror.! cs.s
m ,imc HAT 20 u.
he 10 urn mall 1000 90 per for a smaller
number The accompany all cases, They
vi! be sen free Q postage
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MEASURES To pRoTECT THE FISHERIES.

Bosros, 2o.-$t JcEn, y. g. papers Of The eth
hov, been received The Prince Edrord Island Ga etd
contains from Capt Campbell Of The British steam
soop of Devastation, the Governor OF The Island
darcd Sept 6h in which III states that the American fish
ipp vessels driven from other parts moc easily protected
are now docking in numbers 10 the shores Of that
Island than hundred and ten having been oil
n. North Point the pre:ons Thursday He therefore
saws that will require The exer"n 10 keep the in
,ruders check and proposes leave boats different
points and asks The Governor provide places OF refuge
He further that The Of tbs shore with
mat ser, fine condition, which vi" mine OF wealth
10 tie Dish If The fo'e!l ners be kept of.
The Governor in reply thanks the captain Tor lis JEALOUS
services, and {. Iecs 10 provide places OF refuge.
WHIG GATHERING IN NEW HAEEN-A FAILURE
NEW HAYES, Sert 2S-1he Wing procession has Just
nd according 10 count Of persons. varied from
$50 10 674 exclusive u music The delegations Fair
field and Lucaiet counties comprised 1872 persons Wind
county eight and Hartford city sixty The Wings
chop-iaIlen-it is complete failure.
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BALTIMORE SErr 81 Sales of $50 bbls Hour
); -; u ,,hn. doing IN iiain
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HOW GOES THE NIGHT IN VIRGINIA.

In ,he language of the South Side Democrat slightly
modified ask Democratic, are you awaken Are you act
ing the part Of faithful sennels on your country wac"
owcr7 Are you truly alive to the monentous Issues n'oV
ed in the present cou,est Are you prepared to answer 10
our INQUIRIES The cheerful cry OF Alls Welt These are inc
Questions you should ponder The Wing party are sainng
muscle and fibre 10 carry your State for Gen Sco-T-
They have peculiar for SO doing II Ills oir'
place He is vain and would be atac,ion 10 him Of
M t,Ie moment TO learn that State Of his nativity had
reused 10 give him majority. Hence it Is that these vgor
opa eyeons are being made. Hence il 10 that every man
bag comes Numbered up with Wing documents Henceh Is
that TRuMAS SMITH the aboltonst ally and rieho OF zen
ScoTr 1.-THE Wimo Prosso and anti-r ugl'iVe oaVe Ia"
TRuaAS is ranking the papers 10 virginia bu' nov"
Democrats of Virginia do not things 10 excite
Won on 10 action? Do you wish TO couSe an ungra!eiu
Vrginan who leagues in with SEWARD, JohssToS Co., III
their vile designs upon your heahs aud fresdes7 Are
YOU willing that he should enjoy this triumph 70
his vanity; despite his covenant with aboonsss
hs omen and expressed views slavery, and MS
dangerous notions Of Federal power and 4sandizement TIE
State of Virginia. which has much slave properly al
stake should 90 him. Are prepared 10 JOIN IN win
the chorisers chanting hosinnas 10 dRSRLEf SEWARD
and higher law 2" We know you are not
And 10 make assurance douby sure, 10 achieve victory
over the Sewardires uncqnaed in The history OF virginia
we appeal 10 our Electors and Committeeman in every por
on of the State devote The present month 10 the great anu
oous work organizing and accusing The party seeing
the voters exposing the our end ial'ehoods OF tue
SewarJ,es and bringing every democrat 10 The polls
Apa,hy and over confidence all that Nc have TO iea
Lei every democrat do his duty and dcvotc himself 10 MS
country and 10 ne cause and lei ase tho victory COM
n,ere We never had nober standard boae's-ou
prncipes are sanched by time an! expe'lence-ano every
honorable motive mpes each and every Virginia De!oe'
10 devote himself cause, and |" s'So hrnJ and GU
GENTLY from now 10 the God day OF November.