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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-08
Mr. Everctt's Speech

Another speech from Mr.. E>ercu. What mnI.
tp.c1 evidences If the wonderful resources anl
incxhaustiblc fertility Of the prolific brain Of t,it
remarkable man. Everywhere he is scattering
gems Of hrauty that deserve H. he read, re pcru~
el, aud trcasurrlu NJ tpr the gcneratpn+ that shall
flow. Even in the eil hand aud nnpremc in'rl
speeches If Mr.. Everett there j. always something
TINT is worthy of beng Incorp rated with the
standard lite allure Of tho ago--= ratimrnls that
are worthy ofonc If tine greatest and beat ilcn of
his country and the AZ IL which hr lives. Take
hin all in all for ripe scholarship; broad states,
man-like views, true patriotism, nal purity in
private lirc. we believe that Edward Everett has
scarcely an equal IN 'hc land.
He is devotng himself t, good work, aud
doubtless the fruit Of his cl ,rta viii. long.
manifest itself in hriuring back his State iram
that fearful plunge She has taken towards scr-
tionalism and di,uriou. The brief address which
publish to-day, is characterize b, all the cmi.
ncnt Orators wcll-known attachment to the N.
stituton and tnieu.
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sIOO the cot My or BIDtoRD i 'tt.r Tor
as & nmi sio~r the following TRACTS of LAND lr
ing in the County g, Iednrd:
lsf - IN the 21,h day at Dcinh,r ls resirc. Of
' lat" Jnta Jordan. body AGRA at LAND
II whrh eight hundred Open aIanrc in 10
wood fnI h sviy tnbrr.d The Nhoie i-
Wei wai' red. amt = cd portion al the
improved and adapted the growth heat Corn aud To-
Latt" 1t has upon it SOM" three COMFORT Il, L.
DIV fLlNGS, one ~ which i large II =. n.
WIFI with . or 10 rooms There Ou,hnus-s AMI
Cabins Tor The accommodation of large N NJ
gro"s THIS Iani lies about IL frm oi icr
~ "u the Val Tenn r., aud excellent graded road
fom Liberty through The nrphbnrhaoi is one =,
the hts IN the County Tbs Iahd IT. ii. sired purchasers
Will hc sod in three Tracts
md On the 10Th Of October Is1s upon premises
VIII se Tract q" Land containing AZ ACRES said
~ lying aout2 miles tro,h Bntoris b. PIT, Va &
ltnAR X About oue-half of ihs RAJ OPEN the
beg wood aud Will tnb'ie hole .spcc4,ily
st" tor growing Tobacco. Th.r"
MS this | aud and it Is we'd ed
I'D -tm the y It day at Orri,tI. -5s. the Factor.
li""ec ii J. q Jordan, Lhrt:y. TRACT ~ lfG
AtRlS Tins Land is IL = good ntu
hN"i'nt I" market II lies about nie
D.pot l"m tbs Land tucr.. itrg, new luba ~,
Factory with c,paeliy for working nifty han,.s
'u til" ~ and 2fih tir"b, mo. til. rem.
- vii sell iw""thr IRAt rs k < County u
hiuas about no ACRE Zach About 81 t. han + "a l. ot
the last named 1rarts Is rich Bottom Iud
f"r further information, arly Jsrian - ys.lf L.
Va.
1E MSA credit # l. and ycars IL be- given 10 rrr.
cils.rs. Is md with good rai s"rniy r.rir.
WM V. JoitB y toiniIs r,i,..
S.-nnt day Of III. SAFE + tie ah"t nsueIfrl s
All r Per sh tb E-tae thc La, j Jrdln
'"ri,t'ug al hrs" nun'tr :" iin,e>, tat:.,. Hos C
Io' a. p,auf I sis. *. NM i
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Present Condition OF sebastopol

| A Trustworthy cnrresp,ndent. in n letter dat.
| cd Constantinoplc August Goth. thus descrih..
| the present ,ta:e of Seastopol. regarding Will
so many contra Iictory accounts la sc lately
ed:-
I'VE have ACCOMPLISHED nm excursion In tho
Crimea, and were much gratifcd with IT, Sebas-
topol was our headquarters for n week so We had
plenty Of time fully t" examine the various plu.es
uf interest IN connection with the war. Ever.
thing ut Or, sent remains in very much the same
state rs at the conclusion Of the war. The town
which has brcp II very fine one il now but n scene
of ruin and desnatnn. The present population
rr,lnccd from 10 900 Ia 900 mostly live in the
wooden buis left by the British anil French mr..
mics; some few stone h,slses have been rebuilt.
hut very few. and Of Very common sort The
magnificent locks remain in the state Of tota.
ruin. To which they were reduced during the orcu-
patton # n" town by the allies, and heaps OF stone
are the eniy indications Of the positions If the
forts on the south side al the harbour. But on
the north side the fonts are in rs efficient state
EXERT leiug perfectly luiictnns to "bscrve how
little damage they received from the bomiilrllnrnl
given them. The trenches. batteries. and other
carthworks remain they were during the war,
with merely the slight alterations caused by
wind and weather, and. even III this distance OF
time cannon balls. shot. powder. cans. broken
pieces OF shells, @c.,nrc found lyng on the ground
Especially IN the ncighb"rbo1d II the batteries
IN such quantities as IL keep men at work collect
lng thcm tor their value rs old iron, and tukin.
them nwny 10y carloads.
Even Whole unexpected shells are occasionally
Il be met with We fell IN with one On the very
day Of our arrival: but they are not pleasant
things to mcleIlc with rs they Mt times explode
with no very apparent good reas N; aud an untor
tuuaie Eugli-h sailor was blown all to pieces
lew months ago hy an mcltlent OF thls sort.
remember seeing spme months ago III the Times
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en,el,png the entire building, and rendering eli
Efforts t, stay their progress unsuccessful. The
| annual fair Of the American Institute was ia full
| blast aud the builning filled with valuable
articles, all Of which were consumed. Ii IS bpiey.
81 that the visitor were all successful in making
their escape The cpni.a grafton was II ma .ifcent
sight and wa- seen for many miles distant. The
| total i,ss is mnkn"wn.-probably over half mil
lipn If 1dllars-but small portion Of winch was
, insured.
isIcoNp pIsrtTcu.1
! Nrw YORK. Oct. THE tire mt the CRYSTAL Pr
| lace broke out IN the lumber rUoin which wa. fill
/ 81 with empty boxe- aud large quantity Of old
/ lumber Ii Is believed the fire was iLe work ofnn
& incrndnry
! When The ilaincr were first discovered the Pa
| lace engine brn. sht out, but Tie hose was
| tull Of hnles tha, it - perfectly useless. The
/ Lnn-s spread with astonishing rapidity, creating
] an lnirns" excl emerf among the Visitors, Of whom
/ a = estimated some W. thousand were present.
| II i feared that many w"rc KILL Oic dead
! is,iy has teen taken ouf. II" heat WI, intense.
ii.r sertice- pi the iiret4ra were 81 a.it. The
/ Whole building IL in luin-
Blu, very small pprtiun ii the contents was ga
,cd. Two only. ii the many in" =. ,.lne- On csh-
| ilinn were g,l unnlurh Thriulng wasrrow-
d"i WITH article, on exhibition II every possible
description.
Il Is nposshc to estimate the l1-s with accu
rary. The building Itself l. cs;lnlatcd to have
been worth 500 UlI. and the contents must have
been worth double thai amount.
trnIRD DisrhrCB.l
NV ioRK. Oct. 6,--'lhe Am". lean Institute
Far Mas being held At the G. s-tal Palace at the
time 81 the fire, and lag" amount Of valuable
property destroyed by tie flames, consisting
of pianos. statnnry melodeot> agricultural and
rneenni,a al impIemcai. ard other cd on exhib-
itlou.
Included in the boss wee torty pianos. val
uea at 81 800: and the ere atr Il, S-o.0Ou: sew
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A.A.E az pKorERTY-Ow. 10 A., re- .e,,

D. Az az pKoPERTN-Ow. nx 10 - re- .e.,
~ regulation mad" 10, tae ianty - iynrhlura to!.pc
rt>atrtue tn M cnss If ~ Lit, iary Sctie, IT sail
u III wher' by the Sreici,"s ir hI,.d meet ~ n
tt suited to lh"ir c"hvth they
s''d ihrir org izatiis ana thcIrt will
pub ir airo IL noi prvaie dis bfor) IN iron, ri
the Mark'f ii ns', "n SATURDAY. OCTOBER FIRST at
10 'cnck A NJ the Fui ui,ui their n ii.-nl en-
Ii new, and
IN !" Zen Common Chairs Fine Pr, siIent's -tsr--,
l.Aa 'tais j Fables one mic" tentre.'T thlp 2-%
M thrPes u b? ~, = extra fine Chandeliers
WIN SHADES As the citizens # the ilar. aud
Others have contributed to Tie erv ii i,
intended after III" remaining duS he property ai
d"voe the residue Of ," proceeds
srp2'd's BY ORDER OF THE SOL EIIf
hy request OF several mem brt- of hr R0:, {. q 1
irN'c"- and OF the Faculty til al 1T tn 81 y
property at college postponed until Saturday 81.
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4 tkt.S SAl.E.--Bu N,drcsd .,.r.in 7 tie mi.
~ will - Il L. The ah"s ttl wu.,
-" i" IA Aah"tstc IT, nu'd At, L.,ef
III t'S h''" hu'hbuf- tnr ir"n, stuck al
tor, ''t,r"' a;d i>t'L'u Stock va
- - I pas viii l. . LII
nj >aud n and liar iirr
VI J. : w ~.a.i - u "k "A LIZ. II g.. ~ x
lN e pc -,-t-tt i'tDAt 90 CORN
pAfa't. TIA tATrpN IIN~i.>. nnmof,,,- { Ia n
iH' a. s'i''s"n' qHnts Il iaf#" ftf!n " At,t'AS
tAkI F. Ac.A.
7 M orra. aud made know on th"day ots !,
i, J RI, D.
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MrLks At AUG.aoN.-on sn..rd., No.
well er.ko Mt'Lts sold for 10 f,ult
cow IA. Al, GALsEs-5'e'y -u.'e'if sonns MliCil
hi.n lis AHn cARnI iGEs -4rcaa e.,.nd iani llur
81, aud Harness one good su,! t,li tis> I
H.ItMG-wll aiI.dAn Gar.,norp
oct s,ist CR il.t.irs. Ansane.r
Two Two. Ean s. FOR ~ALE.-w III be on red
a, otrSbl i"n'w H..,l% .. - "pAt,,a -:
u, ia''s h.r r..h Within ue, l., Il hburu Al /. /.
AZ the SAM i,nr wi, he ,iIered o.e ,,er TRACT -,
con 'h'hS about $40 AtkE>. lying both i'd -, ID
X he"slir aud !o'na'a~k cfceA>. and aln.9s Ia, 49,
ab'" nA"ra ;'a"' aud the Ian Gci . q. Clsy un.
& ID ana 49, lh'r 1ri' ae SADLY ~, va.
."i h'n y 'iieN IT ,a, ssns. III. Va ,
FaiI'sad ana n"a' vera ,hu'tts d 20 d sct,,l. -
Terms 'be,a a nd made LIMO" ia, II sal,
(,OMMI->IO>s >ALE.E ya,,,u,..
4 LAND AND AEGIuulS ~ Nil ~ 80
,n,na"'eo OF deere III the, iftuti tout Niss ca -,
IN IA" sat t',d'n Arp, y Iiii al #t.r e.
ihn, ed "niiels OF c,"ecr lss, /! sn,l c. .i
san"fs al fin"' under sad d'.i,t. f. 81. 81,
"LpNEsoA1, the iuth day OF NpSGIBtR IL xt ~. -
If'n,s.s the t'!'"'n. va.lal" IN AZ AND ri..Os.A.
E>rAIt: Ahthat TRACT Or LA.b t,las II. liz -,
- ,,, Ha' h'ns kn, a.. IN l"n .'nnf> '""ed ID lsaf
AMI %th'Is and containing 81 wins, nrr' ~ 's- III
az 'b ut InH Ar- tisarsi.t b..a in w,l r..
soilh'"" va Il" IN eh IS '"lat. t."s .nu. 40. -
- ''e,r'd "d' mark' - W.. Id his b'ennn
l'" Il! Ho"r" apil ct,en 4 u tilts, TIA l. IL
ia" e'@', a." i'a'"r Il Is u" 'a "daiiea + tiu
- WIN - The staples II It's 'esin-i "ba's" Wheat ami
ih' rS'ensin Of n" Ofan:' y AsA.niria Kar IT In
i.NH''lbnfg w rapidly dr wi rds l. to. -
ii''tiN Trough tits ind and 1t sbel. n
u" "> hth HI" up u, or in in n.ginn hot i,
'h a "n' m ' rom NJ infhet :" III" ia aes
ha' ana mus u M L. neaf IT. :; at n -. !,
'", "'i"l Mar" Qnar5,rs hr ab NJ A. e>rus ~ -.
aharh, Birh ui, uih,r farm
E',oVtrse-ts II Ar Ait,t be tta
an q l"ri"h'fN for Il, srs L. ystm
Al u. sam tin" and plar. WI! be - TNES fN.r ~.
SLAVES M"n Women atd .rcr, lar.,r ,,,i=.,, #
th'h !"nnn and very iA'i; Aso all III :. i..rs
Mnitt 'aiil" II e., Farmnt m. II sd Il! OH, ,r
all Proper ,Ic Ireu /.
In t"ns 4 81" ir'sc'i hY ihr der-"c. ~-e VS. a..
t'r III" lard credit Nil h., gwen f : g. l. = - nj ,
N"n IA "frss from IT." lay Il sal. It,rl, with .o.l
pr" M 'e'ui'y u "r'qn red ani 'le til fll
payment le de-. Til" vii be 4 credit -,
m'lifs He1tifl'" To. 4 a,lri sat..,.t
'nh f"r' IL be- required To h, -, t..,ry
l. - ~ ',"i .. monlh, FIR al srs ani /
" Il ""' '''h Wiz brrc1 I'D! su.' 81 san
l. c1-'' eut Of the'i. det.a, sts 81, / :
thc ani srsa4 ti,r ~ eivisi uio ~ ,ar4 t,r,,
s't'fa d"ttsn - re al tie vi, -. tn
Il "i. u, mnd' 49,
>h N-ncs'sy, ihe lfh q No n.xi rot be far
/ shlt vii t,kt !I.a,e "a the t ,i--trs
.iFX u OWN.
NltIiAG GORDON Jt,su'rs
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TERRIBLE EXPLOSION AT HAyANA.--TwrNrY-
EiGnr KILLED AND ONE HUNDRED AND FIVE
Wei NpEp. New York, Oct 6.--rhe BLACK War
riur, from Havana ON the "a inst, arrived TODAY
On the 29lh uit., in Havana large magazine,
filled with powder, shells and rockets. exploded;
killing Is persons and wounding los. Many more
are supposed to bc under the RUNS.
Ninety new sugar houses we're totally destroy
ct. The gas works were rendered useless. and
the city lett III total darkness. The police and
troops were guarding II. Many buildings were
badly damaged and the whole city affected by the
shock.
Gen. Concha was the FIRST official on the ground
aiding the unfortunate. The cause OF the explo.
sion is unknown.
Sugar had declined triae Stock On hand Ice,
0U0 boxes
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By EDMOND, DAVENPORT y Co, Au,;'s.
RICHMOND, Va,


4 sCyiON SAt.E Of RIO ~ stNTOaC0y-
~ fiE FINE SALT. ut t.cclv.d ~ barfs = rhit.
att rstnrn direct 'r"" Ii de J,ncri and hip kaina,4
dir fr Liverpool
ia FRIDAY OCTOBER tn L h. wruilto offer a e. at
our Nar,hnus.. bad pf 'Ee DIX
etDi Lays "i Mo e. ne, or'itn
90 ~Hn's II 80 j.. -,
6po-arks Of Liverpool! ir /.
tbNt u =
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.....mAs. iHssnt...> IN

sit Ut to- IL ,t 9i 5E,uElrs rlsriis.! -
a,Ia, J. th' case !!Ir 'irhiAH AL at.
IT,. l'i -iEhti rP,ni,d t".tns.
/ IL t. ~ d.! "a 'ti'i"ii. t'r' - !.
I'D SCH Tie ls II / IL j..
Lot . Ia aiiuacI Va \ IL Il
VI ~ 1t lia's LII Sttb,, wih a. #.
Us lil X H'r, Ia nun etI; bI,
ni- qua al an W. bi.'h i,ug H. IT,
ep" hIrleu SUNK, hot ami NJ. =.
sIuVcd nn / utoEd Hill IN ltr -, rdr.n
" So. ID urnd new IN TIE cruahrr u Mr. 1"nucf: n,-
-. vi 1t small irncn" III th,r,ou. auon at of Mj
trlcA eek, Ga Meteor HI. i.'t
ing acre, h,.w CA oct n ct al ,Iil
\. ian,ts ate r,sidtu .wo ipfs %
IL ,ih Above Mi. David E,r>r', &Lu.
wi h =, ui Iuns.s thereon.
1i, plueriN wal be soi credit Of liz II, Give and
Gig teen. texcei much ma, =, t.,
d iray expeIs sal the purchaser giving !nnas b. il
int n IN iii good tisoual 1,
taled nnal 'ymrnts A" mrdr
SAML IA aEKINNi.E, ,
ED. D. CHRISTIAN N"hiiS
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x~s,.u.n.E nEDpomD LAND fo.~,,y

49, :. - :. -, - -, - - '"i w.
a. the picut-cs THURSDAY the ttdlY III No\ ~
Bi-I. al. Ess!ttE ar s.AND o. Nh ci iow f,,5 :.
caird FAIR VIEW, T., X on the Va ItLu ha.io.i T.,
abry" aebbag and 10 ru!a Lib s,aj
containing Gal ACRES Tie ia ls tic Ell ~!
Aty, E,ug or,d a. productive. 10 el,y c
aud Improved rs lands ia HE County Tia. firm
atuauls red wh III. sptiues, and wei. ma,
Ii, lbs shd IN each. and convene nj
u vGci pait win du. proportion of " "a Il
to itl part Ilr Slt Of tho ia al l. Il ars -.
and c.,iIao.ors hRICE BtIlpiAG viii prrI.s EEK III.
o,as the bascnent) with all h
Comfort lar family 10th l,, and
black the south oi the lt'r'ai IL t;tAT Mill
out Tor IT,, accommodation 1t The and ~. ,
f.sf. The PLACE has aso FINE Gt HAhDS ct I.t.
f~ aud Apple Trees, in iu!l b,aas aui H. cn.ct,rt t.,
$500 Lrt! churches aud 5, Loli AID n a ighuafha,d
consider 1t hr Hoi sirale rart OF Tie.
un,y. health OF the ,iaee til autv # ii. .u., A.
ding seen'ryi i unsurpassed where desiring IT.
Will be shown the place by taillg Ais, a: Tia. ,an.
tnr aud place ic "a p, stock lIus t,lA kitchen
Lrc, and aIr seine Likely Acgro,s The
mrn,r At ~ lo X, an. ciinuc lay until EnisL
cd Icrin- made 'knuwI tue Ia. of ea-
&C. dtls Il. L. STEPrOE
E.,aiIoi Wing cllv lawi,s
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SEVERAL Prisons ARRESTED CHARGED WITH M
IL. EN6\Gtn IN THE SLAVE IEApE.-- 1t may he re-
mc!ni'orcd that after vessel wn> sunk at Muu-
tauk Pu'nt some wccn back, >u>piciuns were
created that She WAS SLAYER and that the [ :
Ma ,hai - New York took the matter in hand
ana sem tw""f his deputies to inquire into the
rastl 'UInrs. aud they arrested three men in that
ely. two Al Boston aod unc at New Bedford. one
81 ,hem nllegci to hc mate of the slIp--which is
sat to he tue llndrc. trum Cuba, where she a,.-
died "A cargn 81 SEQ slaves. The prisoners are ia
custody oi The /. $ Marshal.
TIE llaiiee originally sailed from New York
for the coast OF Africa. The Captain lett the YES
sci nj Carlcna. when TIE first mate, who has
been arre,:cl took command OF her. 1t is stated
that the crew had me bad feelings toward the
mate aud lac was afraid that they had mcdiatcd
dung HIM some injury.
lac mate - an American, and the crew VA.
mostly composed If Portuguese. The dclu,c,
state THAI the vessel WAS scutrled just because ST.,
had no papers by which she could enter any
port.
The marshal understands thntthe remaining
portion ui tho crew have left the United States
aud consequently has given up the chase.
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INTERESTING From SYRIA.-Thr Boston Travel
cI has seen II letter from Bcyrout, dated August
III. IN which it is stated that the American Consul
Tor that place had arrived there ap1ut the lille
at July, with his family. and that the rising If the
iiaS OF the Consulate, he the first time in sixteen
manths, was pleasant III, Cor the American resi-
tents. The trial At the aia criminals was then ia
ugrcss, and twas etcI tina, the Dixon family
whose numbers were thinued Ivy the Arabs there
| had returned to America, it feared that
some oil the miscrent- might escape punishment
! b lack Of means for iheir ideht at |, will
he reculle1td that the remainder Il tni. family
vii" belong in Massachusetts, leaeAcd Boston Lut
n lew days since.
a rumpr of disturbances at VI ,uut Lebanon hal
rca he'd Bcyrou. and the Pasha ther. who is only
second in dignity to the Grand Nixier, had up,n
the representations Of the Consul, AT that place;
dispatched troop of soldiers to qucll the rebellion
rs well as to protect the foreigners. number oi
missionaries, on their way to different parts of Pa
lestine. were at Beyrot. awaiting the execution of
the Jafa criminals, fearing that it might cause II
| general instruction throughout the country, and
| prelerrng 10 remain under the protection Of the
/ guns of the men oi-war collected IN tie harbor.
TERRIBLE RENCou NrER-Two Men Snor ONE
| MORALLY WorNDED.-Wc learn says the lIavnc-
| vile Ala Chronicle. that n rencounter occurred
ut Mt. Willing Depot ON the 2Sth ult. betw cen Dr
Nixon and Mr.. Andrew Poe, in which both par.
ties were shot, the latter it is thought. mortay
Nixon shot Poe in the abdomen, the ball penetra
ting So deep that it could not be extracted. Poe
shot Nixon in the breast, the ball striking a rib
anu glancng, causing painful but not DANCE
rous wound Pistols were used by both parties.
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The Burning of the Crystal Palace.

NV YORK. Oct. 5.--The Crystal palac. was to-
toll, destroyed by fire this afternoon. 1t originat-
81 from the heater. Owing Ia the combustibe
nature Of the contents the flames spread iearfnlly,
en,el ping the entire building, and rendering all
elurts t. stay their progress unsuccessful The
annual fair Of the American Institute was in full
blast, and the building was filled with valuable
articles. all Of which wete Consumed. 1t Is bpliey-
ri that the visitors all successful in making
their escape. The confasration Was II ma .uifcent
sight. and seen for inany miles distant The
toni bass is ENTHUSIASTICALLY over half mil
linn Of ldllars--but small portion Of wilth was
insured
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lNAB.ClsED PI. A-TGk. 100 Rb,s of CAL.
~ ClNED pLAS TER IN sto,e aui tr sale lo~ by
oct IL. A ) LII EicAInonj VI.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-09-10
The views Of n National Dem
Ocrat.

The following is an extract from a speech
delivered by Hon. Jefferson Dayi', in De
Soto County, Mississippi, in September
1857:
- lie said in the moral progress Of the
few pas, years, We had gained much in the
yindication Of the involuntary .cryitudc Of
Africans, q, bofh rch m ne abairGt and
ne concentrate. W. no longer hear ~ me
South men rho sp,al Of ildrcry d' a macs
Iarv ,ril 70 b horne Jscdus, n cannot b got
Ten nd of. Free discussion and a broader
inquiry have taught them that It isa bles-
sing to the African who has been transfer
red from barbarian 20 a civilized master,
and that the horror, Of the slave Trade are
he og,punc Of me- dIors 70 mrPr,p Il.
~ a political question be thought our faith
er. did right to prohibit the traffic in Afri.
can slave. but thy d,d irrong 10 d,,lare u pi.
rary hs Afr,oar master hdriHc he SANE
right 10 SR Ar' siare that h. had 10 dYo's Of
any ofhor sp as al PrcPrfy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-09-10
The Star thatnever sets!
ALL HAIL, VERMONT!

The State election in Vermont
on Tuesday, resulted in an over
whclming Republican victory.
All the Republican Congressman
are elected. The Governor has
a majority almost too big to count
and the democracy have not men
enough in the Legislature to call
the yeas and nays Well done,
Green Mountain State!
Men of Maine! see how the
tide is turning! Vermont has
made a nett gain of 5000!
over the corrupt administration
party We must not fall behind
our sister State and we shall
not
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-09-10
A Niger 10 be Hung.

BLACK REPUBLICANS ~ MOURN
ING--CONvENTlONS POSTPONED &
THE PARTY BOUND IN MASSE TO
WITNESS TIE SPECTACLE!!N
The niger who 10 convicted ofmurderinc
n mate OF the brig " Albion Cooper" and
i indited lor the murder OF three other per-
sons In the same brig. l. IN he hung On the
9th inst. at Auburn. within our Scnato-
rial District. Unfortunately Tor the mourn
cts Of his uutimcly end, 1.-THE Black Repub.
licans) they had called Senatorial and
County Convention. - b. called at Wiscas-
st on the same day and thus the Delegates
would ho deprived Of the melancholy salts
faction II being in at the death. What u
90 H. done.
Nothing short Of rostponcment OF Conven'
tiuns. aud general stampede ~ the party
a. the scene. would satisfy the demands Of
Niggerdom. No quicker said than done I;
thr Conventions are adjourned, and prcpa.
ration- are made for u grand display OF SYM
patty for the old African rascal. The mil.
itary are 10 turn out % witness this suhlec-
ton Of the black 10 the laws Of the white
man. Arrangements are made for shearing
the old Williams head. and the knots Of cbo-
nv wool are % b. distributed among tho
faithful. n kecpsakos for pins and lOckets.
aud hereafter To b. worn as medal, Of full
blodcd ni:scri.m. Wo 10 the dilatory wor.
shipper Of wool and ivory who does no, 81
cure some keepsake 20 remind him and his
children after him Of his journey 20 Auburn
the Mecca VI Black Republican faith.