Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-06-14

peeh MS honsekeeper, and his most iuvsy,.b1,
ser vahs, taklng the entire charge of his family
ahaHs. ba' The Jealousy Of his Iaoi,ima,a
uau2htefs towards fief, aud the harsh ,rea,rnen,
"u'ch she received rem them, as well "a The
outrageous relationship which her mas,ar ~ ~
deavored to establish between herself ani IN Ga
Induced her 10 quit her home She er,,roa ,,,,,
ner owner 10 sell Rer-ltfat she migh, as'.,r.,
ION MS lniqnItons presence As ha rsfnsnI ~,
40 inns, cfe ran away from him Christina,
one arrived ia Baltimore by The cars from Wash.
lns'In' In the same cars with her Vas nar,v
Oh slaves escaping Gom South Carolina. jor
WON ne ponce OF Baltimore having been no.
railroad station. """'"s CT VIC rail-
The South Carolina party resembed her o,v,
psrty in MEMBERS and Appearance ~, "o oi owh
lfa' 'lie police did not know which nartv 49,,
were 10 arrest and as neither could rive
saanslae'ofy account OF themselves, thew arresr.
more. - j"''' al DAHL
me "cf'valfous" Virginia gentleman xas
TO" wiling to sell his slave daughter. a. che
mon'a no longer live in bis family. He fixed
nel ,aiue al Sl 900; and advertised her as an
- sh 'ea'lis'1ess cook ,housekeep nurse, SC.
as sne was-and good looking yc,lno wom.,
:. wi'ha'. He determined that she should he ani%
ooo!h' where she would be buried from his soh,
, ,n 'ne deepest depths OF Slavery. She was t6,r
rioush' ny Inc slave trader, as Mr.. Beecher re-
~ we intention 10 give her the diamond
e'oss, which was put in as contribution. ,h,,
sue may wear 1t asa memorial Of her reJan ,,;on
from Slavery. '''' 'e0e"'p''o"
tinst Adjournment Of the Democratic
Convention.
CINCINNATI, June 7.-n the aftern,o, soss;,,,
Tue convention dla no additional bns;na.,
Oh Importance except to select Tho N,';'nnt
= and fix upon Charleston Snnih
Safoioa, as the place Of meeting for the Dem
ocra.lc National Convention of 1860
"e outside scenes since the Nomination hava
eeen extremely rich. There was az, irnpromn-
"a opposite The Conventions Hall, which was al.
dressed oy Pierre Soule and Gnpt. R,nders-
rs keystone Club paraded with band and
!iei Wy nag Az HE Buchanan men were
III ecstacies. Men para,ed with everorsen
wreaths AMI "Buchaanu on their hats R .ui
hanan songs were improysed aud the greatest
excitement prevailed.
MS morning thousands left the city by rail-
ROAD trains and steamboats,, all of which were
oHefloaded' 1 he city will speedily resume its
v oned aspect
the closing business Of The convention af,e,
me Hhai oalolng fol- the Vice Presidency YES
tefaay afternoon was as follows
fo". - - brecSehridge arose IN answsrto
Ear. President and Gentlemen Of Tho Conven.-
loh -ihis'Iesuts as unexpected TO ME a. 10,
an! one In Tins tall. In the personal and in
.efior Tiew OF the case. beg You 10 consider lha,
efeit thng fas been said that can be said have
no WORDS 10 express my qualification al The rroot
oi me conildrnce ieli in me by the Democracy
ol Inc Union. Lou'l cheers | have one psrso .al
sstis'aeion-l have not disguised NY opinions
OF my preferences. AMI have taken III step in
'l,is 1'feetion. Applause do not liss For
the purpose Of making a speech Iriss - re-
ta.n ny ihanhs Tor he ii5Hor don. me. end 40
IL VIII iuii heart. /. would not be proper in
me 10 say anything wiih regard 10 The second
gefsoh on me ticket but can shy of our Illus
tfioas Chief, That Mr. Buchanan is Que of the
lass SURVIVORS OF that gigantic race OF statesmen
Nn9se names are assucaloJ with the greatest
ssehss ID our county aud history. Loud cheers +
ne las lived down detlaetion and calumEr,.
e'ia IN his green cid ago he is supported BY the
dec ssiden!, OF his coiurees He has been loved.
aud henoIed, ani is shortly 10 be elevated to
she ehiei NaaiS;racy OF the Republic GIea,
eheefi1g.k In regard 10 tbs plat .efm sou nave
saoP'ed, can say i meets my hearty concur
ehee. Cheers.l fully endorse the resolu-
tiohs, and mag further saw, that am what lie
ssi'ea 5ia'es-Rights peaieeras Applause
AMI now, being united on the principles o.
5eiiHfson, hope We shall hs uniled all over
me country IN enioiciig them with the temper
OF jackson. Cheers | feel that il would L.
inappropriate in rao to address yor any iurlh..
Ii stis DEMOCRACY Of the Union shall verify be
'htii votes Tue nomination you have given mis-
f-aay, and place me in tho position indicated
ot You hope and trust shall never eommie-
ans act to forfeit the coniisuce Thus .spossd in
me.
Mr, Breckenridge rssamed his sea, smi srea4
cheel5.
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at length and eloqnenily of The fonor Conferred
On his trlend and upon hisSla,e BY this nominu,>
!!on, and said that 90 00o1old line higs. who,
NE himself, could not stulily themselves with
know. nothing Densssss, word vote the ticket.
and work bIa7ely for its succsss.
MIR. Petit, Of Ind, spoke IN favor Of the nom.
nations made by the Convention, pledging la
diana BY large majority, and Mr.. Richardson
OF illinois, moved the appointment. Of cons
nomination Carried.
MIR. Wright OF Pa, novel vote OF thanks-
TO the President and officers oi the eurvsnlic...
Adopted unanimously.
ihe Chairman Of The committee or orpaniZa-
ton lnen reported the, name OF the committee to
appo'n! Democratic Genl Committee; also. "
resolution nasiing Charleston, S. e., as tho
place OF holdug The next Convention, The time
TO be fixed by the National Committee,
AA'Sot n"' mo D'oio SoHYCutOD 10 % 0otti
New York have authority to nominate dele
gallon from that State on the National peuo-
cratic Committee.
Judge Beardsey, Of New York, ssted the
Convention to adopt all the resolutions excsps
that one authorizing the Slate COMMITTEES in Nav,
foik TO appoin. member Of the natonahcom.
mitlee. Leave New York 10 manage hsrown.
qairrels In her own way. He moved TO strike
out that resolution.
Mr Ludlow, Of New York, said fthat portion
OF the report was SO unimporant why oppose
its adoP.iona Il is. proposed by tina, resolution
that IN the fret State Convention thew shall
have The power TO select member of the com
mtlee. He hoped ,ha, he resolution would
prevail. He had offered to the Haeds The names
OF Governor Seymour aud MI Dean Richmond
as The members Of The Committee; both had
been rejected.
Mr.. Meade, Of Va, proposed that each dele
CATION from New York appoin. member for the
commltse add mat The chairman of this Con.
veniion be authorized to draw lots to see which
shall be the member
delegate from Maryland suggested tho
name OF Aron Ward as The member of the COM
miltee, deemine j, unworthy Of The character
and dignity oil Inc Convention to draw such