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HOWARD S; SAHDS,
ATTORNEYS AND COuESELLORS AT LAW

HOWARD s. SANDS,
ATTORNEYS AND COUESELLORS AT LAW
- Richmond, va.
HORACTlCE in oil the Cuurts of the Civ OF Richmond
IL and inthe adjoinn, counties
A. II. SANDS, NOTARY PUBLIC
Willtake dispositions be rcnd in evidence In the Irn
ted States Courts in the Virginia State Courts and in the
Courts OF other States whose statutes to
luke dispositions.
MI = Will also take acknowledge ens &C. to deeds for
the following States and Territories:
, Alabama Connecticut, Illinois, Indiana Iowa, Maine
Massachusctts; Michigan Minnesota New Hampshire
gins and Wisconsin '"
Office in Wellington Godt!ins new building, on eleventh
street, between Main aud Bank streets
when grantor resides in Virginia
JOHN HOWARD;
A
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FARM FOR SALE Is CHL,rEKriELp.

II OFFER for sale the farm on which reside. ~ o.
county OF Chesterfield lying the March"s'.t % u.
pike about five six miles from Manci SER the i"rD
contains 40 acres halt ia heavy WOOD iAri. va
balance under improved cultivation The huildug- 're
nearly all new, aud comfortable tor large family -
ply 10 Goddn Apper-0n or the subscriber.
Nav s TGCTT
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EMBROIDERLES
DAbhEF hiMMo co will open this day large 10,
Swiss and Cambria Habits and Sleeve,
DO. do. Collars
Do. do Bands
Embroidered Cambria Hdkis
yalencenes Laces &c. Ma q
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Et.GLESTOa ~ FlTZGERALD,
Grocers and General Commission MtT'E'n'''
Nc. IA PEARL ST, RICHMOND
OFFER for sale ,o,., "a.
u 27g bags Rio Lsguayra Ja.nncs and Oh 's" I9as'
235 packages Loaf Crushed, Powdered "h4 -o''' 49,
CARS s
60 Lbds NJ O. and Porto Rico Sugar
rs pacIages n. o. and '" NoiI': ~ ,-s,o,..
oOO bnxcs sperrI Adam .nrine ani i-'!o" tAhnis~
SO res%. wtappna G;p and Let Ls'I n rspsr cr
az h Oh RIVE Whisky. Domestic Gin hua rra.y
r;,a IA nrsui..; Port Msdciru and sherry "i:e' *
Vine kond lS ySri w SS4 ssSss1 As
uroom. Hemp sni Cotton Twne
Red Cord. md Plough Lines, Coil Rope
Tacbes, Pepper, A!lspcs, Cloycs, Mace, Cinnamon
In carb Soda Green and Hack Teas OF .uper.p. 9. oil
~. astinr md Chewns Tnhsccn. &c Mr. b L.:.-u
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f@-spRING sTOCN-TmOs. Il. PRICE i

"
CO., desire to say to their customers md The
public that they in receipt OF very great variety OF
SEw THINGS, and as Of the House will be in market
most ut the buyers may be assured Of hndns the
most DESIRABLE STYLES ut ull times.
IVA complete assortment Of Family Linens, Cntons
and servants liuuds March 23-2m
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NIKS. DH. yIINOR's SCHOOL.

MRS. JEFFERSON MINOR, respectfully ni"rrs h's
WI friends old patrons, md the public that shc as
moved from Midway, Essex county, TO k"r'""'! !.
will, the 7ih Of JanuEy next, open hHcG Ai -''S-
boarding and day School. She has taken "a" new. ":
and spacious mansion Grace street. opposite IL" ~
tenary Church Miss Ada Byron Minor Will prcaa" eih
by competent teachers In every department. Mr. ) 30
aud Miss Ada Byron intend their school Ia s"1-: 's
means, not only of thorough cGuse u sr"-r"lia. .
sruction in English aud the langua2rs DGt sso ol r.!
those different accomplishments necessary t. hn.-'-t 3.
male education Particular attention Vii! BE- r'id ~
manners and morals OF the young ladies nj 81 tG.a ni
deop interest taken in their tn" -caort
will commence the 7h January and Corr "! n" YIN
of July. Terms will be moderate For p'I..c"i"- ~
nv l.tfrr or in pcrson Mrs Minor rousid-f- TIA =.
long experience OF sxt-ea years In the succ"ssiG "y
Of young ladies' together with the EXTENSIVE Ia,'""F-
she received Midway renders any inrther 'r:''"'ee
unnecessary Boariers will be charged from h3 -Er
ntrnnca 10 III. end OF the session. Day scholar v 20
charged by the quarter In Of sickness every ~
ton will be paid and Dr. Minor will render prOtc--'on1
vices tree O charge. Mrs. JEFFERseN MiHcH.
Dec 15-dtf Min. ADA BYRON NiEDR
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SHIRTS, SHIFTS, saiKTs,


a LARGE. addition stock U. nne lin"E 81
Musis Rairs, both pnin and fancy s'ye.r ~: :s'
ceyed from the best maker in the country, 10 which va
ask the attention of III in OF vel! made al
dr.t rate fitting Shirt We have cold these snIi,s i3r
number Of years with entire satisfaction sd recUn:nH
them equal if superior those q" any other rrs
Those who have unable to Obtain d are rc9po-'".
TO give these shirts trial. ANY 'tye or quality n'dt %
order short notice. co
May KEEN, BALDWIN a -
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I1AGUERREOTYPIAT notice. keep COP.
IL .tantly on hand o. the reliable quality livery
ARTICLE used in the art Of DsgverIGotyplg which will
be sold low for cash. farScons sivef In the art and
success guaranteed.
July 4-cIv ME- sIMONs. Richmond.
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LAK(iE AUDITIONNE STVPTN z. @FEf NJ
AND SUMNER GOO -.
WE are now in r"cep; ., cur second sHTF,t u
" Goods. purchased at public and p!!."i" .n!+ n;
New York. consisting oil Ladies dress goods IL sfsa -.
riety, cay:
Printed Ur26ndes
Flounced Berag. ROcr' very elegant
Flour crd Iaspa silk Robes
Printed snd plain Rrrases, ch'tp
Black and c0orrd Grenadines
French BriilnEs and CHmbr!ca
vtb full sock OF children, and rervnnt- w"Hr h5u-s
keepip, -oods and large supply Of Man,!li"-
aiso s cases Irish Linens, a great ha!ssin
Tn nl of which respectfully cali the attention y "-f
ritynnJ c,un:ry friends BREEDES. FOX q 90
uar ri, pit. HTohi Di"':
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DRESS GOODS

lid AREGE and Orgsndie Robes
I'D Plain and Pruted Bareges
Do do. Grenadines
Gingn-cns, Lawns &C., just received.
PARKER NlMMo & CO.,
N.y9 l43, Eagle Square
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RIcHMoNp. April L. ~
~ OTICE-For the purpose Of repairing the 20
~ site Locks on thr lst division Of The Canal, II
CATION will be closed follows: At Locks Noe. ~
from the 18th o. June and b. Locks Ne. - GU J.
from the 10Th June the 4;h July TEeIe viii be "a
terrupriun thr Packet Line
April I7-2aw4w WM P MrNFORD. S"rre,'lr
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NOTICE.
TWISTING to convert my limberinto money, | desire
w renting small Steam Engine, eight or ten horse
power, or joining with some who has such power,
and who wishes location. Liberal arrangements will
be made.
will sell one 90 acre lot and SO lot more or
less within four five miles Of Bra Fauquier county,
Va. good land anG timely situated for wellipSs
Apply to the subscriber or to the Ed itors OF the Enqu
er.
April a2-Ilm JAMES T. srUDDoTH
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N4LCINEn PLASTER.-20U bbls. for sale by
u Nav DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
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H5ss.s;xs Er5n5,S,


RICHARD lvAn,id LAT so SHT1cI 49,
ATTORNEY AT Law
~ ILL practice III Ill the Court, OF Riclurol, ard III
w t!c counties ui Fuynhnd, Gnoc.lanl ami Iouier
LEAEE f'e'F"' p"''"e'' WALL Hh l"
Ole 9ppo.i,e G'!ds Hail. leading irurn Aracricn
Hotel To Capitol Spar" Mnv---i
DOMAIN i; Co,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
- RICHMOND Va.
NoNllNUE To give particular attention to the sale Of
iouhcc", Wheat. Corn, and other country produce
Con.iSnnirn's respectfully solicited
Once Oh Virginia street, next 10 Fry's corner.
alnrch lU--9m
FRANKLIN THOMAS,
ATTORNEY At Law
LaIe of Berkeleyl
YHTlLL prne;c"i III the Courc OF kichmond cltv and
w in the counties OF IcnIico and CLestcrteld
Office the Wing building the state Cour, House
Richmond. Va, Julyal-iy
WILLIAM GREEN
LATELY OF CuLpEpER
EHAViNG removed 10 Richmond, offers h- prct.,.iou,
services in the Courts Of Appcals and in IN. Cirrm
Courts of the safe and Of the firn Srn,c.i h,i a.
city lie Will give opinions and in other rsct, sr
~ chamber counsel Office at residence Sot,rl We,
-o-".L y. "..I n.o .-n s.Ic.Is. March i-ttt
WM: B, GREEN, SFRE0. " AOBSON
6tREEN " H0BSON. PRopucr coaMrssIos Mra
~ CHANTS Richmond, Na--JcnS Booker, late of the
hrm OF Booker " Watkins Salesman. Feb aU--3m
ROBERT STEVENS,
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANT,
ohice, nj l76 North Second street. st Louis, Mo
LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES Of CoSsIGSMENTs
~ EtERESCES:-Cnpt. John SimoEds, Messrs. w
aS NJ Morrison & Co., Crow, MCrerry Cost
Louis
C"pt. J. c. Anderson, Mr. w. X. Kidwell, Mr.. W..
f Wheeler, hs.srs. Arnold & Henderson, Judge J. $
Hen icrsan-Cnllrwny county, Mo.
Capt j. h. Sheley-Inicpcnd NO.
james Tur-benry county, No.
Feb g-dGm
h. HENRY CARPENTER
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
RICHMOND, Va.
NE1ll practice in Nil die Courte Of this CITY and of tho
w adjacent counties.
Office th, Nhiy RuiIng nr.r Tho "a; r.. of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-05-09

T. HENRY CARPENTER,
ATTORNEY AT Law
RICIMpSD Va
NEI Ill practice in all die Courts OF this CITY and Of tho
w adjacent counties.
Office in the Wing Building, the Office of the
hieH 'ohs'ho'c OF richmond. Oct l6-ly
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by G0DDIN & AppERs0N, auCTs
WOODLAND" AEAn hICH,suAB.

surviving Executors of Estate OF Levi. lTGsu Sec
TaYLCH s. WILLIAMS tuct- :,... -! ! 60. ,
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NOTICE--!n consequence OF an acei- 8 I'll
~ dent having happened 10 the ma sSEnSSa&
chinery Of the Augus'a. der trips, LOT tue
P IN u" " T. DODAMEAO, Supt.
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HENRICO LIGHT DRAGONS, ATTENTION!
HDARADE at lie Fair Grounds, on Mandoy, the AK
and f,y .o%ipped. Arms and equipments in or.
der ioT inss ,sction. Every member ID expected to
hrtsnd pnnctuaIy.
By order OF the CGptHin. ,.r ,
- A.. +. lIOOCh, w.
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GARATTs PATIENT on S0CKET And AXLE

SAVINGS INSTITUTION OF RICHMOND.
OFFICE removed 10 t.e store of Christian & Inihrop
W No ~ Main s-ln consequence OF rho resignation OF
David X. Crane VIM. H. Christian unanimously cleo.
ted Cashier. The office has removed to the store OF
Christian Lathrop. where depos,cs will he received on
which an Interest of 6per will be paid on all sums
remaining on depOsrc six months longer and ve PER
cent. Tor shorter period.
THIS institution has been in existence twenty years
has loaned eight millions dollars has suspended
debit has lost dollar fnrd pny any ccrtii,
cate when due mo. THOMPSON. President,
WM b. CHRISTIAN, Cashier.
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sStLlATiON WASTED-A young lsdy of good
aa iucat.ou, is DESTROYS of going 10 Europe
"a.s"!h: &ipanion or goysrness References ex.
W. address L. L. j., Richmond, Va.
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RICHMOND SODA WATER AND BOTTLIN(;
ESTABLISHMENT

ESTABLISHMENT.
IL fixed fact hrt the ONLY genuine article of ROT
tiled SODA WATER. made in ;hs city is put UP by
MCCORMACK, who trticr- himself that he is nbie tc
compete with any manufacturer either North or South
years.
He 10 now conducting the above business in all ita
branches tor Mr.. WM. LADD and rakes this method OF
informing his numerous friends and the patrons of his old
establishments that nothing on his part shall be wanted to
sustain its former reputation.
10 prevent imposition, be sure 10 call for "McCOR
MACk'S SODA WATER"
Soda Water. Al" and Porter delivered in all parts Of the
city. free OF charge.
All orders city or country customers prompy st.
tended 10. Address WIN. p. LADD
April Ism Pear. st south Of Cary md ans Rrnnd 81
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PROVIDE FOR THE WIDOW AND ORPHAN.
a agent Of the New York Life Insurance Company
"A have this day paid the administrator of Dr. Jno
N. Faulcon OF surry county, Va, $500. amount due
his heirs on two policies by the above company.
invite al! married men, pd1tcsGry to call and make
the same timely provision Tor their families.
May CHAS WORKMAN, Agent.
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ICE FREDERICKSBURG Plated la. and hEssniS ,'e
h .,e- ,cii bs kept perfectly cool "ssrNy Eli d.
supply OF ,nsse desirable Pitchers g: sfceys: AZ %
sale by
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THOMAS A. DIXIE

Richmond, Va, March % 1e56
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NOTICE.

WILL pay the above reward for the recovery Of the
Bonds and Coupons o tho State Of Virginia (CoupoI
1000 each, which lost about the 18Th If March
lns', Norfolk. The number OF said Bonds 22:hl
2I @2i, issued let July : md No. 1890 issued Aug
T. ls53. TIlOS. OLD.
Auril2S-lm
Washington sentinel., 1856-06-07
BRING MR.. LORD AND OTHER SPEAK
ERs To THE WITNESS STAND.

"And for any speech or debate in either
House, they shall not be questioned in any
other place"
The foregoing are the words Of the Constitu.
ton securing freedom of debate.
Do Messrs. Lord and other speakers at the
indignation meetings contend that these words
Of the Constitution authorize unbridled license
OF speech-the indulgence Of slander, ribaldry,
profanity, treason, and obscenity?
Does not their justification of Mr. Sumner
go nearly the entire length Of giving this ex-
treme freedom Of speech a, alike constitutional
and proper for the maintenance Of right?
For OF which of the above offences to de-
corum, to truth, TO the Constitution and to re-
ligion was not Mr.. Summers speech guilty?
Does not the immunity afforded by the above
clause "any other place to speeches in debate
have erclusiUe reference to legal redress, to ex-
empt them from criminal or civil prosecution
for words spoken in debate. 1t cannot mean
to preserve them from illegal accountability,
such as that to which Mr.. Sumner was held by
Mr.. Brooks. 1t can mean, then, immunity
against legal action "in amy other place"
and il can mean nothing else.
The phraseology Of the immunity from legal
proceedings " in any other place" plainly in
dcates that there is a responsibility there, on.
the spot, to the House or Senate
The Constitution had, in previous clause.
provided the guards and limit to this freedom
Of debate and to this clause the term ain
any other place refers-the clause is in these
words:
each house may determine the rules Of its
proceedings, punish It's members for disorderly
behavior, aud, with the concurrence Of tive
thirds, expel q member"
We ask Mr.. Lord, and other sympathisers
with Mr. Sumner, whether or not the above
clause, preceding as il does, the generous
freedom Of debate, does not place limit to
liberty Of speech and provide punishment for
violating this liberty Of speech even to the ex-
tremity Of expulsion
II it does place bounds to this liberty OF
Washington sentinel., 1856-06-07

ST. LOUIS, June 5-Advces from Kansas 10
the 2Sth have been received. Fifty dragons
we're stationed at Topeka and one hundred and
thirty at Lawrence. 1t was rumored that a
party of Buford's men we're encamped near
Osawatomie, committing many depredations
upon the property Of the squatters. The latter
becoming enraged, attacked the camp of the
former and killed FIVE, and drove the remainder
away. In that vicinity the Missouri pro-savery
men, identified with the troubles in Kansas,
have been waited upon by the committee, and
ordered TO pack up and move to Missouri in
stantly. Many families have complied with the
demand, and the greatest excitement prevails.
Governor Shannon had sent detachment Of
troops there to preserve order.
The investigating committee adjourned from
Fort Leavenworth to meet at Westport on the
3lst. They will leave for Washington on the
10th instant A letter dated Baptiste Paola
on the 18th ultimo, says: Thirteen persons,
implicated in the murder of the pro-slavery men
at Osawatomie, have been arrested. Report
says that the murderers are fortified in a cave
on Mavias des Congress, and are securing rein
forcements from Lawrence and elsewhere. One
hundred Kansas military and fifteen United
States dragons had assembled to catch the
murderers.
Washington sentinel., 1856-06-07
FOR PRE- SID ENT.
"A M ES Blu G Ii A N A n
THE NomINArroN Ar oINcrNNAr1.
OF PENNSYLVANIA.

THE NOMINATION AT CINCINNATI.
The telegraph, yesterday, advised US of the
nomination of JAMES BUCHANAN by the con-
venton now assembled in that city.
To all who have read the Sentinel, this re-
sult must have been anticipated, as the rea-
sons therein given, from time TO time, were so
irresistible that nothing short Of madness, pre-
ferrng defeat, could hesitate as to its propriety.
We now place, unreservedly, the name of
JAMES BUCHANAN at the head Of our columns
as the selected President for the next term.
The nomination we deem synonymous with
success, and we may safely predict that in No
vember next there will be found rallying under
his banner all the genuine Democratic States.
There is one noteworthy feature in the Sc
lection of Mr.. BUCHANAN, that all those sound
patriotic Wings who have held themselves
aloof from ENHANCEMENT will fall into the De
mocratic ranks and do good service. We bid
them all welcomed and hence forward like
brothers may emulate each other in the pro-
motion of the national welfare.
II is true Mr.. BUCHANAN will have to con.
tend with party most unscrupulous in the
measures of warfare, and which banshes from
Its armory the weapons of truth, as being more
inconvenient to themselves than efficient
against him.
General Pierce received that complimentary
vote to which his able messages so Justly en-
titled him.
Annexed will be found the proceedings Of
yesterday as far as received.
Washington sentinel., 1856-06-07

C1ScTSNATr, June 5.--Last night shocking
affair occurred in front Of the Burnet House
Geo. p. Buell., editor Of the Democratic Reuie,c
at Washington, made speech in front of the
hotel, denouncing the Know-nothings and Alb.
olitionsts, when he was interrupted by an indi
vidual in the crowd and finally they came to
blows. In the melee Buell. was stabbed in the
back with knife, which, penetrating to bis
lungs, inflicted dangerous wound. His con.
dition this morning is critical-bleeding inter.
nally.
Washington sentinel., 1856-06-07
Wisconsin, Maine, Indiana, California, and

Wisconsin, Maine, Indiana, California, and
Texas.
The States voting in the negative on Steven.
sons resolution we're Maine, Connecticut, New
Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Indiana, Lou
isiana, Maryland, Texas, California, and Wis.
consin. Missouri was not represented in the
preamble declaring the softs the regular orga-
nization. Arkansas and Alabama changed
their votes to the negative.
The committee met at 4, and adjourned till
s, pm.
1t is now thought that the hards will accept
the proposition heretofore made.
Washington sentinel., 1856-06-07

Mr. Sandsbury, Of Delaware, declared his con
currence with the resolution. His State wa,
unwilling any resolutions should be introduced
into the platform upon which every Democrat
could not stand, Great applause followed
The president called the speaker to order
stating that there was no question before The
convention.
The resolution was referred
The committee TO appoint National Demo
cratic Committee was then appointed.
On motion being made TO adjourn, and
negatived, calls were made for the report OF
committee on credentials. Mr.. Petit, of In.
diana, said that time enough had been wasted.
There was no occasion for the committee on
credentials to report, and he therefore moved
that the convention proceed at once TO nomi-
nate President. Immense applause.
Mr.. Sandsbury, of Delaware, thought it
wrong to make a nomination during the abb
sence OF the delegates from New York.
Mr.. Hubbard, of Texas, took the same
ground New York, he said, was the greatest
State IN the Union, and was entitled to voice
IN the nomination, and the platform already
adopted had been passed over her head.
MT. Pettt then withdrew his motion.
Mr.. Wilson, of Iowa, was willing New York
should have chance in the convention, but
was not willing to magnify the quarrels in that
State into undue Importance. Three days we're
long enough to enable the rival delegations to
settle their differences, if they could be settled
at all but it was now understood that, though
glad of her support, the Democratic party
could do without her. Immense applause and
shouts from the convention and galleries.
After warm running debate the convention
adjourned till 10 o'clock this morning.
The States voting for the admission of the
hards in the committee on credes tails were
Washington sentinel., 1856-06-07

After the fifteenth ballot, the name of Frank
lin Pierce was withdrawn by the New Hamp-
shire delegation.
On the second ballot the Hon j. C. BREcK-
ESRIDGE, of Kentucky, was chosen the nomi-
nee for Vice President
Washington sentinel., 1856-06-07

"My lad" said a lady to boy carrying out
an empty mail bag, care you a mail boy 2"
" You don't think Use female boy, do your
Washington sentinel., 1856-06-07

freedom of debate" in the Senate means en-
tire propriety and immunity in the utterance
OF the most venomous ISLANDERS.
Can Mr.. Lord conseieDtiously recommend to
his son imitation of this example of Mr.. Sum
ner, aud contend for the right of expectorating
billingsgate in the Senate, and bitter personal
speeches directly and inevitably provocative of
disorder; and yet it is just what Mr.. Lord has
done This gentleman and other speakers,
must have gone upon the stand in strange mis-
apprehension of the facts, or they could never
have offered their approval of Mr.. Summers
course or sympathy with him in his punish
ment. They would have meted out impartial
justice alike upon the Senate, Mr.. Sumner and
Mr.. Brooks.
We have no doubt that in his secret heart
Mr.. Lord has long since made retrarn of his
hasty speech.
Washington sentinel., 1856-06-07
FIFTH DAY.
NOMINATION OF MIR. BUCHANAN.

CISclNNATI, June 6.-The Convention re
assembled at 3 o'clock, and Immediately com
menced to ballot for candidate for President
with the following result:
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-11-08

DEsftsfHe RIbttuLHs-l know OF
no principle which il is Of more i'm
portanoe to fix Ia tbs minds Of Young
people, than that Of The most datermin-
ed resistance 10 the ineroaohments Of
fidieule Give mp 10 the world, and
10 the ridioule with which The world
ehforees ita dominion, every trifliDg
question Of manner and appearance /;
it is to toss courage aud firmhess to
the winds, 10 combat with the mass
upon such subjects Is these. But
learn from the earliest days 10 insure
your principles against the perils Of
fidinuls, you can no more exercise
your reason, it you live in The con-
staut dread Of laughter, than you can
enjoy your life, If YOU are in The con
stant terror Of death. If you think it
right to differ from the times, and to
make a stand for any valuable point Of
morals, do it, however rustic, however
anti1uatel, however psdabtio ii may
appear; do il, not for insolenee, but
seriously and gtandly, as man who
wore Il soul Of his own in bis bosom,
and did not whit ill it was breathed
into him by The breath Of fashion,
Let men call you mean, II you know
you are just hypoeritieal, if you are
honestly religious; pusillanimous, if
you feel you are firm resistance soon
converts unprineipled wit into sincere
respect, no after-iime can tear from
you those feelings which every man
carries with him who has made noble
and successful exsrtion in d virtuous
eause-Sa{uey Smiht.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-11-08
like to note The advance Of.

AFrRAY Ar JAeRsoH.-By private
letter from jackson La, we learn thai
an ARRAY occurred there on the 4tl
inst, the day Of election, between Mr.
VIM. Higginbottom, and A. Il. Toad
vine, In which A pistol was used, The
ball taking effect IN the left thigh Of
the latter gentleman. The ARRAY did
not grow out Of any political difference.
The state Of political excitement was
SO high (the gentleman belonging to
opposite housos) that no Investigation
has yet been had.