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E.ynchburg s.uysa her Market, Gel. IL.
Richmond Market. sec,. II.

TOBACtO-Wc renew our last Fridays quotations with
the remark that there upward tultnN prices
stocks exceedingly light Inferior Lug - IL; SHIPPING
$40 II 90 fine mauua turing Sli Il hne stemmiHg
market fine shipping tLctf) SD to I7 fine
ufactuing &J 3s a. Some few parcels fancy wrappers
so n los
FLpl k-Therr sales 10 day. and no indications of
the tone OF the market. Arrivals limited.
WuEAT-The off rings very light and the market is
very dni We rentw quotations good to prime Red q 40
81 - good to prime White 81 20 81 50
CoR&-lhe market continues very firm. We quote 'Jaeo
els with very light stock.
oArS-iO Ale; Nominal rs the stock is So light.
BACON-Quiet We quote Shoulders q sc; Sides 9t q
Ice rodds hog round c do Sugar cured Hams &C. Hams
i 4 BE. as t. quality.
WH1SKEY.-35l 36ic. per Gallon
SUGARS-Markct irm We quote New Orleans at 9ial0i
Porto Rico n lutc; Cupn VI lOc Loaf % a l4c,
crushed and Powdered lac; Coffee do lse Circle A do
l4!c.
MOLASSES No quote y. Orleans 5G a 55e Porto Rico
d TO 80 cts sales Of urine at the latter price Cuba Muscova
do Il to soc. Market very firm.
COFFEE Market Is improving, with an advance. We
quote Rio 10 L., Lasuyra II l2.e Java - l3tci NJ
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The Trom6lc In Northern Mexico.

Ndaurri, the rebel governor of New Leon, has
published All official communication, which he has
addressed 10 the central government, demanding
the removal of ComeuiOrt as President substitute;
for an alleged violation Of the plan Of Ayulla.-
He oilers TO Sustain President Alvarez. bat not
Comonlort 4 patty of Nidaurr friends in the
State of Tamuul pas lately broke out in reyou-
ton, under the lead of Don Martin Xavas. Col.
of the National Gaa,ds. They sustained Nidour-
ri's programme, aud refused 10 recognize GAIA
as Governor of the State. CARA. however had
rel urned to 1ampico from the capital, aud was
concentrating forces TO demolisk tbs jnsurreo.
ton Troops were also gathering ut Camarao.
and Mier 10 prevent Ndnurri from soizins the
river towns. The worst enemy the rebel chief
has to contend against is a letter in his favor,
published in the New Orleans papers, promising
him the aid Of two THOUSAND Texan Giiibastris
to carve out the republic OF the Sierra Madrc. and
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-eep All the sight. ard beiug answered IA The
affirmative. laid. laughing. " Then - aud sh"w
them the American Contract, which l. deed d
" the greatest curiosity tia, could be exhibit
Cd In an, country The second story applies t"
hi. imperial highpe.s'r early days.-He was. as
!. we'll known appointed To the nominal command
If the fe.t whfu child, but even ut that early
az was anxious 10 make II reality. One day
when ON board rnan of war. he promoted IN
officer who pleased hun, but the appointment was
mol confirmed while the young admiral WIS re-
nrayed. The mkt morning he appeared before
i6e Emperor in full uniform and rendered his re
.isnatiap. adding tint he was admiral II he
Guild noi promote whom he liked. 1t is need
le.. 10 add that this youthful burst caused con
siderable amusement in the highest quarter, and
tGe re- .lsnation was not accepted
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NnpIa..

The intelligence from Naplesis deepening in
interest. aod collision or revolution is probable.
II is said that the place Of rendezvous for the
Ene.h and French forces i Ajaeeio. This ma
val movement together with an announcement
that in consequence + the attempted invasion
the Bcssarabian frontier, the English fleet had
been ordered t. rem1in in the Black Sea, had an
effect upon The money market which caused bn
,iness 10 BE- very fat. report was al-o eircula.
ted Of probable difficulties with Austria. whose
military agents in Lomhardy. Tuscany, and Par
ma are stated to have thrown into prison thirty
ono officers aud men Of the British Italian Le-
gion on their return home, after their discharge
from Malia.
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III, (au,as. In sirginia.


ieet sell the Fremont men ar selt
Tb. Ian,n-- In virginia.
We invite the speeinl attention of the friends
f Fillmore in Virginia to the following sugR's-
ton. Of the Alexandria Ga-ttit aud hope they
will act upon them L. the letter:
1T j. some fumes urged. that. rs NrTinia Is
generally given up" to be Democratic State,
there i no use for tho friends If Mr. Fillmore 20
mike any exeftions in the State, OF 10 troubia
/ themselves much about the election. fn rs
the Stale itself is concerned. We do not bold
this 10 be good doctrine We think it due TO
the cause, aud To Mr.. Fillmore himself that those
who advocate his election should show their whoIe
strength. and should leave no honorable mems
left nntriod. to effect a result different from the
one 80 confidently expected by the supporters Of
Mr. Buchanan. Let Us try" when executed
with ,ciH, has often ended in unexpected sue
cess At least, it is duty performed, aud that,
ia nolitienl, as IN other matters, is useful md
proper on every account, and carries its own re
ward and satisfaction We, therefore, hope tiat
every voter in the State who believes that It
would be best for The country that Willard iiiI-
more should be President will feel it to be incnn-
bent on him to 90 to the polls, mud vote for III at
patriot statesman and moreover, TINT ho VIII
exert himself, from Ills time TO tho day OF cleo
ton, to secure. if possible the electoral Va te at
the State for the man of bis choice. There are
considerations connected with this subject, which
must suggest themselves to the mind of every
friend of Mr. Fillmores, either in cnse of triumph
or defcat. which we need not now elaborate
With the prospect of success in Mr.. filimoros
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by deducing these li25o votes from the
Democratic majority of $50 last year. it will
be seen that there was then ma ority against
the Democracy in the State Of 21li 1t will
also be seen that there was falling off III the
popular vote cast, compared with the vote OF the
preceding year for Governor of 60 0s}; of svhi III
the Democrats lost bat 500, the OPPOSITE IN
IL l63 These votes. in view of the fact thai to
Democratic party always pollsits full vote. ind
cate an immense majority against that party in
the State. Tho Presidential question has entered
fully INTO the canvass, and the result will SO meas
uro the strength of parties as to clearly indicate
the course of the State in November.
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Siruiuia siiiss.

q nllnltd bfl'I4' iH' 'l''' ~ - W" w.. 49,
of the merchants o, Alexandria, in es'ablI-hnFn
Corn Exchange in that city aud made use of III"
occasion 10 give the "mcrcunte body corporate
of Richmond thrust in the RIBS, with the hope
that il would hive Il tendency To break The l.
tlargic spell which now parallzes us energy. h'n
# not thrown of, will realise the moral OF the
flbIe describing the race between the Hare aud
tho Tortoise. II any OF our readers have forgot
ten ar have never read, this well known Liable
We bog them 10 turn to the pages OF lE'op, and
giyn it a perusa.
In ourarticle the other day we remarked th"t
the AIekandrlnns would tap the western How 81
trade aud travel" at Lynehburg. by parn
graph from the Gazette, II VIII be seen mat ih'Y
expect not only to taplt, but rs regards the nav
cI.fo divert the whole current to Alexandra.
We learn from the Alexandra papers mat me
merchants connected with the newly established
Corn Exchange. met Oh saturday Ias'' ana all''
thu usual transaction OF bhylhg ana fe1'he' or
ganlcd to receive the report OF committee ON
"Exchange Room. 1t was reported that a room"
had been secured in every way saitabie to the
purpose, wherenPon the committee were ihsttnr-
ted 10 have the room furnished IN manner con
venient for the purpose oi the ENehal &C. VA
motion, Messrs. W. II. F"wle, D. il1he, w u
tazruone, Morton Marye George Na>hnsf"h'
and VIM. Miller were appointed n committee TO
prepare laws and rrguln:i ms tor the government
of the Exchange.
Why,what sort OF people can these Alexandra
ans be! 1t has not been more thana week since
about dozen Of them assembled in counting
room and projected this Corn Exchange" Now,
they have organized n regular Board of Trade,
aad ore having fne room fitted up for the uses
Of the Associations in "Janney's Building We
dou,t understand this promptitude-thi go a
head activity 1t is something we are unaecu~-
toned to here, IN matters OF tins sort aud we
would almost DO disposed to believe that our edl
toriaI friends in Alexandria were hoaxing their
distant readers, did not have the fullest con
fdenre in their statements The Richmond
Board Of Trade did MT grow to manhood in a
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inspire the know-Nohngs will gel possession = t'e
ate al the election TUESDAY. II thai t VII 90
against buchanan by large majority Is hardly open
10 a doubt Buchanan will then he dropped altoReih-
or by the South and Fillmore viii be taken uP II his
stead and then that party, having possession OF tie
State VIII hand it g. their candidate NJ The N'-
rember election aided by the rra-slarcrt FafiF Mh'
VII join tbcm gladly 10 defeat Fremont iti' per
fpsf sell the Fremont men sold
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Since Coy. Floyd and Gov Wise have got to
pra-ing Mr.. Fillmore, and ntimating then pur
pnsc to vote for him in given contingency, we
appeal To the rank and file Of the Democracy in
Virginia aud throughout the South, to come up
10 the scratch likewise, and manlully cast their
votes for him. in order 10 defeat Fremont, That
/, the only means under Heaven Of heating the
Woolly Horse candidate, nud crushing out the
factions and treasonnbe sectional party that s,ls.
tains HIM W. therefore invoke and he,eeeh De-
mocrnts everywhere to throw aside thcir nnwor.
thy party prejudiees, cnd make stand--a bold,
manly, patriotic stand-in behalf of their coun-
try unl its noble institutions. This, as Governor
Wise tells you. is not time for tr1ng: the en-
envy with lis hlack piralicul flag, Is IN the field,
almost at Your doors, threatening devastation and
ruin to all yeu hold dear. Rise, then in your mil hi
like mrp--bravc, determined, patriotic true men
and stake for Your affairs and your fire sides.
by voting for WILLARD FILLMoRE-the tried
Statesman. the stern Patriot, the fliihul Friend
the man of the People Richmond Uhig.
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10 secure the return al ruasway Slave Til.
letter has been widely copied N the Mexican
jiafnal., and is killing Fidanrfi' cause. In fact,
i've has been obliged 10 pretend not to wnnt this
Texan aid
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zNeH skLE.-EiYr shares ~;oei, in the L,uch-
n burg HulduE Fund Association. Apply at the Virgin


W idle, and therefore oue services Rs Clerk, to lost
hook, make II accounts, do writing OF any kind Any
communicate left iar Col Smiths Office viii be prompt
ly attended t.. J. II. ROBINSON.
To
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m an would remain under the ea>e 81 "aReraht iehn
when .v using the balm o. THOUSAND il"Ntlts us
aruttrsc would only render sweet but lea'n te Iet
a. al,5ael, Many persons d. not know their brcathis
bad aud the delicate iicr TRENDS Nl h'Nei
moutonit. Pour single drop lain On your 'ool' ~
viii last ~.
smtihl Gomple xipu easily be acquired by USING l'
BI,gf Thousand Flowers II viii remove tan, pinPies
and from the leaving Of soft and rosear nue.
Wet towel pour three drops and wash me lace
night aud morning T., ~.
SHAVING WADE EAsY--Wet your shaving brush IN ether
warm ar cold water pour three dI"fs # balm OF
Thousand Flowers" the beard we'll and II VII mahe
brau athor much taing the operation oil SHAVING
p oly Tifty cents beware couucrtts. None genuine
unl,ss signed by " !, - i'ib'i T. "
= lEtts
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E.lIniorr in Vow .lrrsrN.

The Trenton Gazette, an able American Jour
nal. gives Us the following cheering intelligence
from New Jersey ;--"ihH Republicans are ia
the deepest agitation 1T the prospect of lo>in,
New Jersey by the concurrence Of conservative
Democrats with the Americans and Wigs
We can't help it. New Jersey will not be per
mitted, under any circumstances, 10 90 for the
sectional candidate. II would be u lasting dis
grace, of which every generation of her children
hereafter would be heartily ashamed The Re
pnblican- may we'll therefore. yield, so far u,
New Jersey is concerned. II they show dis
position to do this, and assume their proper placp
Us the rear guard of the American party, they
may probably find il ~ their interest. Under
present circumstances Col. Fremont can in no
contingency obtain the vote Of the State"
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FOR PRESIDENT.
WILLARD FILLMORE,
or NEW YORK.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT
ANDREW j. DONEl son.
or TENNESSEE.

Mn. c. +. C. CARR. of Halifax i our author-
red agent in that county to make collections and
TO receive the names of new subscribers 10 The
virginian. Our friends in that county. who are
in arrears, will please call on him for settlement
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CoMMER( IAJ


s.ynrhbur2 EOOHCcO aHd " heaI Mn,L.,
,nRRECTED EVERY SATURDAY q TUESDAY BY JNo =, 49,.
ToBAccovery little doing and prices Cher for all r,
We quote Common Lugs IS to 50 good fne Jugs - ~
common leaf SO 10 II good and fine shipping and
sI9o Is; fine manufacturing Leaf; Ss s20. exrs a.
to s35; primngs are selling from - 10 S. 81 ~
WHEAT.-Ieeepts very light Red 81 70: White = o, L.,
Fioun-superhno 81 so Extra Sc Is to : Family - .,
to 81 80
CoRN = cts. Meat s5cts.
JNO. CLARK
commission Merchant
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SPECIAL. 80 -.


.ru,y. h;rs Annual Fair OF me a. 'l,r5-.rre
= st. II Virginia AM North Csrii-A W.. "a
:. ,.s lair er4ani. 1t petersburg Oh th' - -
AM I dfycrea Rarads will pass all article ] on the
- "a ,o.nbrrz Of the Society atcf ieta ~, -
most favorable terms ''' u. A. $.
art l. c2tawt2loct ------ -, ~
"sOupETITION 81 u ,"' I".ncbes
Z. rR 4DF e-pRI NTING in all us Fail'ts =, t5s
o in styie ,asarpassed By any ofhr nI ISL
S,5t, Il The YlRGfNIAN JOB PliN llN' 10
NEXT. -, ill eanpsre with any
- S,ib of Mason and Il saus Line. Specimen , ga.
be- seen at onf hlcr I'M anu ' aug ls
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LYNCuBURG WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT
CORRECTED EVERY TUESDAY AND SATURDAY ~ -
A. b. RUGkER.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER AND
Com,ni ssiOa Merchant.
OPPOSITE BANK SQUARE, IHStNRTnG "a
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,be hoaor of being presented Emperor OF Russia in
- and obtained or the sale of this extraordinary
Ointment Russia Of Its great cfaS IA All
skin beas, II viii cure salt Rheum and Scrotu.t when
all other tul :.
S,dl The rnanuflcorios " 20 Maiden Lane, New York
AMI W "a strand London; ana by all Druggists at 29e
~. nj n ,,rf In,> loot lldlw
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hecof III" Circuit curt Of Amherst county Monday
ilt tn d!F II otohsr S3o
Daycn,uri lI'ntir
CALVIN r a,md,o J,,., n Co,,4s, ,,a.,,f,, t,, M,
In, l'< r 1.n 'IS and - bis VI Jaseph
LON an, - ~ y, -, i1i''' I'm
1.a'ol,5 I,n,s Nil, - pI~ t3 ny, w =, F'2a}a'
IL Lafayette G1m|en jane Camlou Hannah Camden and
''' aiA"' H. .llu' 'aHd 3D. "@l'W If " Ilinn W Can
al, ana mr. cHHdfeo l. Wli Chapman tJuicn, Amanda
sau'I M'''"tihel ""en Nansy Camden, William,
~, I"ih lHaln', olf'r AMI Martha Camden John +.
S9ta'yn Jonathan IsHe" and Albert Gannaway and Julia
~ :. ot,,.-f. heithoaats
IT, ,If...,. ~, -. = ~ ~
lie "9ae ~ this snt i To obtain adcrree for ii 'son
the tract OF ao Of which John camden ded seized ,n , 81
Sssl of WIN ~. John Camden The parties rlauiiT and
1'iehl'"N ar A's Al law, asgnres # his heirs
Nfi p "+ ns pr3NTf and'' Med that the defendants
tb sat- n is - a. ti," tsh'" are H't fe'den'so OF
after lo 6cati,a OF ms orr and d. uY AMI, n S,g
,sarv 10 protect their aud mat copy Of Ills ORDER
It 4Shgt atrc week Tor tour successive weeks in the
tonrti,ri -, II ', . ca al me tF.Ht dor OF tn"
Cont Aa5py rfsrr IIo DAVltI - rtsE'''
h \ E#gAIl. p#q ftsf I5c,lrs
a,.>E "a. =, :, -,
T. E''-i - VIZ" d ~ Is 1--WE f,ntP On
Ia be Il lest article s,I As '' W" war
lna cble lnre, and inv r,tar 49, As me
s"u from Importer. and is reliable trol ia a nm, - -
'sSaN tn prove It's superiority. Fer sale h. ~
oct 10 i&cltt7 j Ii. THOMPSON y co prnroie,.
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.,,i,,o, .cpromin.n, Druggists of q ;ncimna,i.

We tn, under eucd Druggists ct this city have been ae
auputl with and sold ton scar or two past an aItIcleo
Fanny Medicine known Perry Davis vegetable Fam HI
r and the pube hat in every instance So
lar AS we know the best sat sarti'n L Oh" pur
casar recommend It to the public as an af'tcr oil
great merit aud virtue. Indeed knew an article OF
Modem, become So doservedly popular in short time
winch proved by the fact Of It's extensive sale and constant
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We take pleasure in laying before our readers
the following letter from on accomplished gen
tleman, citizen OF Philadelphia, who - well
known in this city. None who know him would
doubt for a moment any statement which he
would make, and the facts which he gives IN re-
gard to the oft repeated charges of corruption,
and Of .fus,on' between the friends of Mr. Fill.
more aud the Black Republicans in Pennsyivi
mia. will show conolusiyely how groundless those
charges have been, particularly against, tho Am.
erjcan party;
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w tNFf:o, Fourn. ,n.cn. a san,nc.. ys-,I-,,

v : " y
,' s. "ases I. 4 ! CART.
iittsy .yana CO H1 A..
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- - ~ eet
W. II. Hull,
A. A. Cochrane,
j. I. Irwin.
INDIANA.
Delegates al Large.
VIM. Rcckhi
John Petit,
Joseph Chapman,
John l.. Robinson.
District Delegates.
Turner Nelson,
John G. Heberd,
p. 81. Kent,
David Huffsteller,
". A. Aiken,
s. P. Mooney,
G. O'BIien,
A Dawson,
James Elder,
James Osborn,
Alex. Morrison,
J. Harding,
G. +. Cookery,
VIM. N. Franklin,
S. W. Teiford,
N. d. Manson,
A. A. Whitlock,
N, o. Roes.
G. w. Mcdonnell,
J. w. Borden,
j. r, Slack,
T. Ryans.
The above delegates are
understood to be 10 favor OF
the nomination of the Hon.
jesse ID. Bright, for the
Presidency.
IOWA.
Delegates at Large.
T. 8. Wilson.
W. F. CoolbAugh,
O. ). MeFsrland,
- Ramsay.
District Delegates.
l.. Solom0ns,
- Wallpg,
Capt. Evans,
Bernhart Hem.
KENTUCKY.
Delegates a. Large.
B. L. Clarke,
J. G. Breckenridge,
Beiiah Magofiin,
William Presk n.
District Delegates.
r. B. J. Twyman,
7. G. McCreary,
]. P. Bates,
James Il. GarrArd,
G. A. Wickhffe,
J. p. Martin,
Levi Tyler,
L. Deshs,
j. c. Mason,
]. W. Stevenson,
G. B. Cook,
J. Chapere,
H. G. Bibb,
u. p. White,
B. spalding,
Luther Bra wner,
German Baker,
L. b. Dickerson,
+. whitaker,
r. r. Revill.
MAINE.
Delegates at Large.
W. b. s. Moor,
John G. Talbot, Jr.,
Dudley F. kavitt,
VIM. K. KiWbau.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Delegates at Longs.
Benjamin +, But,er,
Charles G. Greene,
Nathaniel J. Lord,
VT ting Gris void.
Distrid Delegates.
S. Is Pninpey,
james u Thorn pson.
Aiken s, Loud,
Elnathap p. Hathaway,
Ezra S. CcDant.
Henry p. HenshAw,
Patrick Riley,
Isaac Adams.
Benjamin +. HAllett,
James Cheever,
George 3. Los ing,
Albert Currier,
Charles Fl Peaslee,
William W. Pierce,
Fisher A. hihreth,
Waiter Fe~ eodsn.
Isaac Davis,
George w. Gill,
Stephen G. Bemis,
Calvin T0rrey,
James 8. Whitney,
Henry II. Chiids.
NKw YoRK--TWO HkR.
HARD sHELf8-
Delegates at Lavyc.
G. G, Bronson,
C. O'Conor,
s. Beardsiey,
G. w. Clinton,
Dssty7a Delegates.
l.. G. Cspers,
J. Vanderbilt,
II. c. Murphy,
]. H. Hutchins,
J. W. BlAckburn,
q. J. Tucker,
II. j. Allen,
J. M. Marsh,
Il. w. Allen,
G. +. Alden,
W. N. Mcintyre,
A. Dugro,
T. Ward,
p. B. Sweeney,
w. A Turnue,
n n Tuvior
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II will be ses from the above that New York In wai,h
,he democr ac par Is lost In the Of factions will
have 80 es; while virgnis with democratic maj ,ry
often thousand will have only Is Massachusetts, tins
very heart Of whiggery and free SOIL will have 10; while
Ge rgia fresh in her demo victories, viii have but
10 And Ohio, whose devotion to abolition hes been
recently sealed by the election Of Gov Chase vii %
votes; while south Carolns. the State whose faithful
the principles Of the democratic party has been
again and again proven whsn the demo tic party IT.
fst false to Them WILL IL she Is dragged iaso us
ion have but eight votes Can exposure bs more
complete Of the sballnwness Of the claim set for this
convention fairly and rutpfuy TO represent me viii OF
the psrty The results follow at each step of the
investigation.
But the most remarkable assumption Of ali In be-
hall OF the Cincinnati Convention Is, that inasmucn
as the North Is overwhelmingly anti-democratic,
and the South democratic, that 1t will Ia fact be
q convention Of the South, and, therefore that
South Carolina should 60 warmly and heartily into IT,
Now this so, this convention OF the democratic
party hao any claim to be regarded Southsrn c,nven
e CDcia natl seems rather strange place OF needing
WHY need Southern travel hundreds Of miles from
their homes into the heart Of hostile people to dsbe
rae upon their own interetsS Not In Ohio the
State OF black repubicansm not In any portion OF the
North burning Il Il, from Maine to Iowa, with f.
nstci-m which thirsts for ruin and humiliation; but
the southhere surrounded by Southern homes, and
sustained by Southern pariotsm here where rights
70 be defended and assailed honor v,ndicaed-i the
proper, the true and only place tor Southern
hon But this Cincinnati convention has no claim what
ever 70 be regarded Southern Oonve aton. The Norh
az before seen win have the majority upon aoor aud
can control both ia platform and ions. Although
routed throughout their Section the Northern wing Of Tbs