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New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06

financial

EAST RIVER SAVINGS BANKING. 3 Cham
IL bersst two doors from Cbshsms- s--Opsn every day
from 10 o'cllck m ur M O'Clock and on Thu stAy
eyerrs ss from 20 o'clock. sent interest .ho~ed on
,uus fem rs S5O per rent over $50" All ,ans
deposited before Oct will draw ine,e from thst date
PETER Il. TITUS, Presdesi.
CHAs A. WHITNEY Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06

tn the >ete IoLnis ieuu al Com nlttees al
e lion WI be- be MONDAY ENENlNO. the 8th ms'-
f the uprs. o elsct DELEGATES aud two i-fA ate
to-er,.tt the Wsd I'm tue Stsr Convention % De red
syre,use he Il The Polls vii ~ openet from q
sococsr m AT isuhetai Hal. No. So t,hst .
prhtFv Sec FRt tEMAN HlSCOX. Prea
Da,ie mic t.wis H. Watts John j. Corckul Inspectors
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06

Ieeture~ on Spirituahsui.-Ies w =, noi wo,ta's
s,s,,n.,.,s Wi re, an th, Course Of ieotnfess
Asd.my no sts sros6w,y SUNDAY Seq, Tue -" sigv
T.rty.s W IN b. iysIed by Judge VI" sfS
"a vI IPNING NEXT a. o. o'clock sId n nc p, = -.
Al = o'c.ock Cohferetce 10 the ttnE NO''' - -
- ''- l. T VARN.R, VI D.,
A DAVIS Z |Ae'N''- ~
81, X LrvY, TT rsssIrer.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06
Fourteenth Ward Republican Association.-rhs

Fourteenth Ward Rcpubliran A.~ociatIoh' le
men bsrs be FoGi eIth Nsd he0ubcan isi"caton VII.
At the tourte-u.b ard Hotel the cotn.T Ot Vsu
AZ Fhzase.hsts MONDAY EVENING, sept y iSo' .
n o'cltck. for pGrpo-e If eec'ug t~9 DecS Ies
Al Two Ali.rnates 10 ppreterc the Nllth Assenb y
D,trc Repub Convention 10 be held A. sra
ber, sthe electo - ne hel
IN ccc nee win the re.outOD ADOPTED by the Republican
C. nal G. n u ic,e. SANFORD l.. MACOMBER, Pres't
GEORGE TERWILIIGER, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06

VIM. X. Prince q Co.. sIu.hi.g, ". of,r Ne.
CATALOGUES Of their plsndd Babous " ~ers sio 4
Srawberts ouj Cbn,se Potato and Descriptive CstAogpss
Pru other ices and Pao,s Bo.e. P.onie. &c. iDcs
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06

tue w. OIL SUBJECT O FtMPtK on SUNDAY ue I'll
iL. ocock II Peek alp; AZ o'eloc. Sur
rt,llp. spd ) O'CLOCK ? m, GIst q ~ terry.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-09-16
FARM FOR SALE.

n OFFER for sale my estate called Wh!Is' Bank, ly'
Il ing the Manspon: river in King William county
about one nile from the Court house White Bank is n
the head of steamboat nave Gon and opposite the village
of wakeron from which place boat regularly TO
It cona by survey ISL acres about $50 ef which in
cultiva and have been thoroughly mersd from excn
sive mari banks the place. The remainder OF the land
is heavily ,imbered and oilers great inducements for cut
ting -cGd wood, Tor which cash be- obtained the
ba, IS the river The mari banks easy OF access
srL inexhsus,ibc supply OF the best decom
used calcareous mar which yields, by analysis between
81 and 80 per OF nearly pure lime The buildings
consist OF dwelling house sufficient for the accemnodn-
ton of large family barn stables quarters &c, and
all In good repair some o. them having been recently
built The land has been worked for upwards OF ten
the five field system and is in high state OF improve
ment
Possession will be given in the fall in time seed acrop
of wheat For further particulars address the subscriber
At H.tna post.otice Hanover county Virginia:
Mag :1-c.f JOHS COOKE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-09-16
,,,cuMOND ENQUIRER,
TNH ,y. sHMI.wEENLY, ASp wEEHLY,
rrsi:',~., PRYOR Il DUNNAvANT.
TIE K Ms

s,y,u dollars per annum, and at the
~ H,F ~. j, taken for shorter period than one
.,s s.,.i Weekly, hve dollars per alnuin ana
.,s. ~ months, payable IN advance 60 os pa,a
i q RENTED by mail, postpaid OF SiN uo'''''
!, .js - =. The cud OF the year sc o..
~, ,lG-s a. -, ni extending the circulation OF inc
w. :,n ,n INQUIRER i'll the Southern S,aies, Ine
RtNVN ny,. commenced the issue Oh NEnnL
Fr21'!' @ contains nearly all the readirS m"t'cr VI
PA a, S.J semi Weekly editions: ,f rho
" afri ~ ,CIikFR which is now wh", II was ha'l
EtHNpH ~ state that il Is the purpose Oh tEe
,rr.:y s. ~ heir ruer lies 70 the discussion Oh tns
E!:-s Nv Srn; y No,hiusism has brought oe'0'e the
:a2'iy, ,,,. r,cni-cr is published every wednesday
!-"N''eS S,,run, il paid in advance. or tor Sou
-" - ~ :, no, made in advance. Gc"uetioh
sssa -; clubs in the following rato % S.o
-s:' u wcsiy ENQUIRER will bc iurn:. ed tor SSp
s..c. 9. Tor $40 twenty four cel4ei' auo % W -
{: sane FIRMS OF ADVERTISING.
rxnv,.yV For TEN liner or less, nrst
y 'hh ." r,r,s and every succeeding 'crt'on TWEEN
tsC'" ~. II ,nscc:cG twice week e. uee 49, 90
W. sai half cents tor each !. setuo" N..
se'H "a when inserted only once week my 'e'''
=, q Insertion. r,,cs less fret in.
i I'M ,.-hvr cents; for each suhseo'"n' insertion
So. when inserted only once "a'S s''e"'9 "'e
,st,. ,1' rscG insertion r,. or los irst insertion
.>...ry,. cents for each c Nntinusnst - ee ~ &c N
:,.r,srrs are charged so 10y On square Vi ~
ia.s. ,uo soun.rs and that proi ORION ior sd'
I,'' ~. -rastcr length, except AC lSaeors, "uo
,.s cr zee. SluV, paper inSluaeul D ~ 40, ,soeod;ro
~ A. rI.uuri.s ana T:is.tes OF Res sct exceeoing
- INES az r.,:... i~r as ,,h ,ho
!'or distance must be accompanied WIN tue
'''''- ~, ,...r.rry references, to!nsire eNccutt'n
si..rS' | .,,,,- CO may be RENTED per nla IN
~ H,..rI, Hs!S ro;cs. NJ the risk o. ,he Editors
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-09-16
FREE LOVE AND FREMONT.

1t is with reluctance, with pain, with disgust thnt
we advert TO this revolving subject. Southern presses
restrained by healthy, moral religious aud conser
vave public opinion, do not dare call III question the
common concerns of morality, tho truth OF Chrisnni-
ty, or the obligations of Law and government. What
,h.u7 When these things Questioned and assailed
at tb. North, shall We remain silent because reply to
their assaults may tnge the cheek Of modesty with n
blush, or ndurute and perpe1 the delicate minds OF
youth1 No. let Us give strength and stability to vir'
tpe even at the sacrifice of its shrinking sensveness
Since the days Of the frst French Revolution, reg
ulsr and successful assaults have been making on
Christian marriage male and female confluence and
chastity, and on womsnly modesty and virtue
Incest, RIGHTEOUSNESS polysamy, promiscuous concu-
binaee, have been advocated in theory and inaugu-
rated in practice. Every radical and reformer' but
especially tho women, deem the throwing off the re,
straiu,s of modesty and marriage "sins que non.
In many portions of Germany and France 'e'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-09-16
POLITICAL IMPORTANCE OF THE COVING-
TON AND OHIO ROAD.


II is a most unnatural and Improbable necessity
for any portion Of the Mississippi Ohio or Missouri
valleys to be compelled to find outlets to the Allan
tic, and to the foreign world, through New York
Boston or Philadelphia. Unnatural, because it re
verses the proper and cheaper course OF trade whc
the rivers indicate and invite. as well as the shorfe
distances milder climate and more level grades In
profitable, because these valleys produce all that car
be obtained from the North, or from Europe, mt
only need the products Of the far South. But more
unprotsble STILL because in all trade between North
ern and Southern people, their superior skill, proV
dence and cunning, enables the Northern people u
exchange small amounts OF light mech"''c'' 'ao''
for large amounts of hard agricultural iapof' i"'
Northern people first cheat the oou'ie'heis W
this process of their labor; ana n"a'H ue
fraud them of their brains. Accustomed u 'oo"
abroad for all products requiring skill ana enuca''"u
10 fabricate, they daily relapse more ana more III
>, ,,sre agriculture, and neglect education, and al
;,.ou,o,rsl Improvement, because their industria
,,,r.,;, does not require them. They, besides, ge
chair fashions, their opinions, their dress, their books
their teachers, and their modes OF thought from The
North. Soon they become tributary and provIncia
in purse and in mind
The reverse of this will il the people OF these
valleys have Southern outlets and trade chiefly will
the South. They will procure what they need
and what they cannot produce at home, an'
the trade and exchanges will be favorable to them
because they are better qualified by climate and po
stou for mechanic and all skiful pursuits, than ;hei
more Southern neghtors, or than the people OF TN
West Indies and South America. Especially wou!|
such trade benefit the people on the Ohio aud MIS-
sour; for besides being better adapted for manu'ac
lures and mechanic pursuits, it is fine grazing an'
meat raising country. The South Offers 1ne oe''
most extensive and naturally most access'''' ""'
ket, rs we'll for their hogs, horses' oee'' "u''e, '
mules, as for their manufactures. lraue WIN 'r'
South will enrich them and eniighteh 'ueh'' 'i'4'
with the North impoyerish their purses anu ue''0'
their intellect. A.
We sppssl to all human experience to snow ina
.l Snr,bsrn countries as Western Europe, Ne"
| Work and New England, trading with more Southern
ones, grow rich and enlightened by robbing the lat
,.r Of their wealth, their labor and their intellect
Trade is the new game of war London, Paris, Bos
ton and New York understand it, and levy tribut
from the Southern and subject world, with more in
e1orabIe rapacty and iu larger amount than Roma
oopouerors. Whilst the other cities send ot chips
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-09-16
AN INQUIRY.

The GE2uircr, in its Wednesdays issue, afi:ms
,ha; tc Cnmprouse Of 1880 INSERTS the equality Of
the States, and the principle Of Federal nterven
ton with slavery III ls territories" This being so
and being all, moreover, iha' the South has ever
commended fUr-wll the EHY"irO' bn so obliging ns
to inform the public why the "C"mPr"mso Of
1850 was opposed and voted against by nearly all
the Dcnrcr m. mb,rs nf Congress, and by hrce
portion "f the Southern Democracy h":id"s' II that
Compromise "n-seris the equality uf the Srsu+ aud
the principle at Federal nna-iu,-rvennn with slave
ry III the territories this being, we have said. ul!
the South ever iid ask for, now asks iur-whn ex-
cuse have yna offer for those of your party Tho
opposed and voted against it = RichmoHd ItA.g.
Our reply TO the above intcrrogaUry is short, sim
pie and satisfactory. The principles Of nun inter-
venton and State equality were good, but were prr-
chased at too dear price. They were due to the
South-heins nothing more than correct interpre-
ta,ior of the Constitutions and uawIllimg TO
buy their recognition by fanl aud degrading couces-
cions. Though the principles ut State equality ard
federal non. intervention with slavery were embodied
in the Compromise of 1885, it could not atone for the
wrongs which tlIat adjustment" Inflicted on the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-09-16
nv TILE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.


xx-uESaS tn tuvcGuor oi this Cou.'nehwc"''h re
~ -! Information Oh the Est ias':Mt, Non inc
.: the tiu.a vt Representatives,, ,"a' vacancy
-. sI.,.uu ,sun tgls state n tue congress
,,... >a,c. occasiouIi ny the ces'n oil lhoHaas
T r. member ot said House ior the os't's' @ com
q 80. I ,,,,u,,,s NJ MdiiyscX, WcsImnrclHnd Nch
..'J E.,yx Xoirnumacrlnni, King AID cen. Lsncas'
1 ,:.~vr..,.r Matthew's James city, New heh'' i'.h'
II. t. El,z.pc,u civ Northampton ami Accom"c, to-
,.,..r Mia II. Ci;v of W:iHm-t"rS ,;,
s. therefore. HE>KY A. WISE HoSsrio. oI i ~. sS,I
r ,o wealth. have though; proper 20 d'fcc 'ne Se'e
S..+- a, n. said Ccuass. and iEe Sergeant O' HI ~
CIV %: Williamsburg 70 cause AL election 70 Ue 'teu w,
D, 10 law on the Tuesday after tae MS: H!Hh"aS loe
TX ,ar .ourh day o November nex'''to supply Tue
cy aforesaid ., ,.; -, 49,, r,,r,
Tie officers conducting the said election al the Court
s an said counties and c;y required To :nect III
Tour,hcusr Q, the county ot M!daescx 70 mske their
81. on the fifteenth daT after the sHid onr'h day oil
a.Isn gnicr my hand Governor and under the less
- se. o: the Commonwealth, al Richmond, this
l. : ~ lay nt July a. D. 1856 and II the slst year OF
,he Co .aH.ylwetd,h. nhsN' a. W..
=. .:,,..r,rwca,,h July 2i-c.de
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-09-16
MONkOE sPk.NG> rv,t -AL-.


n OFFER for sale the MONROE SPRINGS, to. g5,ts
Il gethcr with all appurtenances, Consisting oil un "
ample supply OF Beds, Bedding, Household anG AI&
Kitchen turnturc; also, Croekery, Cutlery, The
Springs situated in the Northeast part of Monroe
county Ala in mile OF the Mobile and Girard railroad
the distance from the Mobile stage line. The
belonging 10 tho Springs contains 52O OF No
creek land The growth hickory white OAK rcd OAK pop
lar,swee sam mulberry elm holly, Spanish OAK with u'
dergrcwih OF stink bush buckeye sumach and other un
dergrowth indicating rich soil About l20 Of the
above lands Is IN OF cultivation and will PRO
duce 1900 10 1900 pounds OF cotton TO the The build
are in good condition, with large and commodous
Hotel and winter residence for family; also, TenPin
Alley, Billiard Room and Table Bath House, two Ball
Rooms of which is some fy yards distant from the
hotel ASo tworoomy Stables together with Corn Cribs
Negro Houses In fact there is nothing wanting u
MAKE this OF the desirable watering places in The
South the stands in high repute in IN
state. Testimonials OF the fact can be produced II re
qured.
will sell the place the following terms Ten dollars
per fourth cash. the balance in three annual
payments with and approved security or mort
gage OF the place. 80 .
Any person wishing to engage in q business of the kind
would do well examine these Springs as the business
could be commenced without outlay save Tor groce'
res ample supply oi things necessary Tor
hotel business Any number VI sheep can be had :" Sl
beef at cents turkeys At IS cents chickens at l2
cents eggs 10 per dozen, hutcr N 10 cents
For further particulars apply to e. f. Haynes Esq Ga
Office. Cnhaba Alabama, myself at the Sprnes
June g-6m ENGLISH. Trustee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-09-16
Bi TIE GOVEKNOW OF VIRGINIA.


REFORMATION having been received by the Executive
.as, TuEODRICk q. FERGUSON, char I'd in Charlie
Cr colntY wish ieonousy uhductng waile female with
,.::, 10 uete her, and OLIVER A. HORSON, CHARGED
-. adm: FERGUSON the commission o. said felony did
me SE day ot the present month make their escape
o as mil Of said county, and are now going al large
Therefore do hereby offer reward OF Two Hundred
psr my person or persons who shall arrest the SAID
s.rs ~ county One Hundred Dollars TO such ar
:,s aad delivery ci ether ard 40 moreover re-
,ai .eQucs, the pcop" generally. 10 use their best
,seJas procure the i" est OF the SAID ferguson sa
f;,5.ya rs. ,r.y nay be hrous n: to ja.;.cc.
Given under ny hand Governor, hnd u"dcr the Les
. -: Sod .: the Commonwealth Il: Richmond. this
'E'A' .1a lay OF August, in the ycni 50.
HENRY A. WISE.
Ky 10 ,i.gefnor: GEORGE w. MuNroRD. Secretary Of
IT, Commonwealth.
TaeOGrcs a. scr.us-OM is about fee: !ninches n cn OF
spar, aanc -4k cnil xnn. black hair AID dal> yes
gl!'e :akn:.'- a carpenter by trade:
t..yef Eg5.on is about feet high well proportion
Al ro.:I lace tu:r complexion, blue eyes "sd dark
::ywr HAIR; raised in the county oi Hentlco ana
.t,..,',. ...,.r 40 .r,i, Aug 3U-C}w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-09-16
VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.
LAND FOR SALE.

II OFFER for sale my Tract of Land, containing about
IL 700 lying in the county Of PisyvaniH imrnt
diaely on the line OF the Richmond and Danville Rail
Road and wit lu four miles of two Dcpots. The I'M.
provcinents consist OF two story dwelling house.
with five and passage, each having good
fire place The out.buiidings mostly new, aud are
sufficient for the purposes OF the plantation The land Is
IN fine state OF Improvement; hearser portion OF the t
liable land having been covered part seeded ~ orchard
sruss and part to Timothy. is well adapted TO corn,
wheat, and tobacco lies in section ot the finest 10.
baccc region in the State well ,imbcrcd and watcrcd
and has some 300 of select tril, set within
the last three years The situation commands fine view
the passing and ID capable OF being made
the beautiful the line u the road between Rich
moud and Danville.
Persons wishing 10 purchase invited to inspect the
premises correspond with the subscriber directing
Whitloc Post Office Halifax county, Va.
S,nrl OF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-09-16
"FREMOyT TICKET IN VIRGINIA."

"FREMONT TICKET IN VIRGINIA."
! The Fremont Electoral Ticket in Virginia, Of
which We hear 80 much in the Northern papers, was
proposed and nominated by Fillmore orgaa in
this ci,y-wha.!.sr III spirit OF fun, or with the
.er:cas purpose Of aiding the Back Republican par.
", is more than we will undertake to deternine.-
The Naii0naI nasrican certainly the first 10 sug
ycs Frcmon: Ticket for this State and to publish II
list OF Electors for the Black Republican party. 1t ls
equally indspsrHElo tina, the suggestion and nomina
tions were eagerly adopted by the Black Republican
uolitcians, who being extremely anxious to divest
Fremont Of bis exclusively sectional character, were
only too glad of the opportunity to deceive the peo.
ME of the North with tho idea that he is seriously
.uuporcd in Virginia. So the .imC'1cnns electoral
Ticket for Fremont in Virginia parallel with
.sulirjop in the Bacl, Republican papers Blu, the
thing did not end here. The Fillmore people in this
State, by whom the Fremont Ticket WIS originally
nominated, ostenshly n joke, accep; the fiction on
the authority oi the Black Republican papers, and
.suuhlish it . , grave reality The invention ira
wells North endorsed by the Frennnt presa IS sent
hack md again issued here a. genuine currency Now,
this may all be intended ne capital jest, but it has
very ugly look. il man indicted Of forge
~ for plaptuKy plugarzing" another persons sigma
ture.
There is no Fremont Ticket in this State and there
will he none The gentlemen Of whose names such
understandable use is made, will no doubt indemnify
themselves for the injury. The authors Of the a5cl
are not so secure from punishment perhaps as they
nntterrd themselves.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-09-16
E.flIf SALE.
49, 80 l-....,-...... o,.. u .,.o.. r-l- 49,.

a ND possession given Immediately, n most val e..
n unhc and desirable Hous" and Lot, pleasantly sii
si,un,cd fronting the Court Hous" Squire. ia the XII
city ni Williamsburg. Va, formerly owned by J. e. S"l
don. The house h"s eight rooms store room and closets
aud good cellars AID nl the necessary oUthOuscs. well
md the yard SlHrgc garden coutsinn. choice
collection OF fine fruits ni all kinds h Offers very sr"a
inducemcGtsto 10 any person having children ~ ~
ted. either III the College oi William May, ihr
male and female ScfnaTtos hy person wishing 10 ihrn
;nd p'enty 6. .Gnd IL tie Ecighhorhnpi very
mcdc-n- prsce. lN:sc portion ni 'hc purchas" money
rcl"n interest. For further particulars, please
radres- Wm. 5. PcEohy Esq, Williamsburg.
Ana - .lI,,,., 4
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-09-16

TENlIS property. in tho county Of GOOc!nnl, eight ii"
z from CcdHr Point Landing, and rbOa from int
line OF the projected s,rGst; railroad from Rich
mond 20 Charlottesville sgG,ainiu. 3 hcTr- oi land. (
which - ne .c crnc low prouni-.y adapted hl III,
us,Im c.Gi,s, we'll wooded and wntercd, cXcclrHy pro
Tiod with buildings mostly I"H, brth for and hOari
iug school purposes Will! and nice enclosures about
the yard and cnrdcn-n NJ! respects in ict rah.t
propcrtyis offered Tor privat" sb" |: chT &c .uu q.
between this date mud 18th Srpt@i..,cI Tor SiGtNUgr
third cash. bhlh:e "a ,d two years secured by deed
OF trust CT i!,e property Mr.. Martin. the premises
will snow VIC fam 10 any wishing 10 bay, while il !.
hi; pea thr who docs not really wish purchase
ii pleased, will poster him about It, The t;r Is entirely
clear. Address JOHN HART, JR.,
Euicu.y;Il,. (i.nriJu-d
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-09-16
RUNAWAY ARRESTED.

A NEGRO SAILOR WIS arrested by the Police in Will
IA r:nstun, n. Saturday night. 25d insr and on
being taken the Station House gave his name as DCh
whom he escaped free State some or Year,
lie was confined in nil yesterday SUNDAY 2lth ANgst
The under signed Sheriff advcrsrs or his mnster TO
come forward pay chsrses, prove property, aud take
him The negro says nc belongs TO Edwar Johnson of
Hanover County, Gcnr Richmond: Dick Is about feet
or inches high between Is and % years Of age and OF
C. 6ars bacon color.
SOM l-cw6w F.. D. HALL, Sheriff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-09-16
MOST YALUADLE ,.u,.LAI.,
FOR

"AVlNG determined TO change my business | offer
Il for sale privately until SATURDAY the 27ih Sep.
tember. my plantation, VERNON, being part OF the
well known estate Blenheim. II no, sold by that time,
will be offered publicly If sold privately due notice viii!
be given.
This farm contains 4sl acres being lcsted in fork of
North and South Deep Greek with about 100 acres Of
branch and creek owgrounds also 100 Of Original
forest heavily limbcred OF which is the very best
plant laud The balance of the land In first con
on The buildings, nearly all erected 10 the last five
years most excellent having attached TO them new
Steam Mill which answers admirably 10, plantation pur.
poses. WILLIS w. HORSON.
S,.ut lD--c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-09-16
TIE DEMOCRACY OF TIE NOETu.

The wings sneeriug charge that the Democracy
of the North have ignomiuiously capitulated to the
Fremont party will be understood TO imply that
they have betrayed want Of fidelity as well as OF
spirit. cnpitulation, after constant and courage
GUS struggle deserves applause rather than contempt
1t is only when men surrender without blow or an
adequate resstance tfat tkey wear the brand Of ig
nUniny.
The inj usce of the Wigs accusation is apparen,
from this simple stateEaent: Elections have been held
in only three Norler States since the rise Of tie
Fremont party. In l,wa the result was US follows
Black Republican vote 4O7U9; Democratic vote
1920. In Vermont, the result was, Black RepublI
cen vote !S,6l3 Democratic vote $500. These g
ures are tuken from tb New York Hvald and they
give the entire vote of s. States The returns from
Maine are not Yet complete. The latest despatch i
The Baltimore Sun gives the following resnli: Ham
lin, Black Republican, 53,2l9 Wells, Dem, 3297S
Patton, Wing, 4Go3.
Ii is true, the Democracy beaten in these three
States but not without faithful and courageous re.
sistauce. The party planted itself on conservative
AMI constitutional platform, and fearlessy fought
Black Repubicansm on its sectional issues. Nobody
can justly impute want Of patriotism or Of energy
~,
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hSnres hS the ihialhy on 'he gui'y party. In Name
the wing and know.Noihlng vote was only 4,"93-
just o"e.cchM Of the Democratic poll. In Iowa and
Vermont there was no Whig or Know Nothing vote
at all That was an i.nolaiaous combinations for
you-a surrender without blow nay, more n
trearbcrous drserton 10 the enemy in the very crisis
of the struggle The Whg and Know Nothing par
Ties cannot claim he crcd, even Of Il cowardly ca
ptuarion. Like the Saxon allies of Napoleon they
went over to the enemy in the heat of the battle.
Tn. Democracy stood by their colors with the irwin
cble fidelity of the Old Guard. They were beaten,