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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-13
SALES BY AUCTION
RUrURk PAYS

SAIEATAuCTlOso RvAsUABaELAND
sSNEAR LlNUHBuRG.-Unaer a deed Of trust. execnt
s1s i@ Of xms. Saa y'. s. s
I s. an a., Ansn 80 hs Prs%ise to the bish.: eddsr
or land in said deed esss yed containing about $40 n
Aohls mre or less, lying In the county OF Anhera. K
ann 'inlies from i.,nrhbnrg aud the same which
the said Carle reside.
Tf he .a is NJ ou good % acting trustee: only ,ne.
'0'' p t,Ayib : : E srrH't TRUSTEE.
oct - Observation-Disclosures
,U,RUsTEE y sAs.E az VALUAR1.E REAL
Il EsTArE IN THE CITY or l.YNcHBuRa. "A. ,rus-
date N. l6,h day Of July In the Clerks
DAY the lsih das cf OCTOBER The Heal E.sssr
ing one half Acre less and bounded foios-be-
thence with the 81 Fse s,rss - aus and
feet thence at right snsles South $40 West fsea theure
North SEQ East 1872 feet TO the beginning also ali the said
Thons right TILE and interest in and to Bridge extending
from the said lot Of ground the
Upon th. lot there four under The
title believed to be COED but will sell such title only
Terms made known the day of sale.
sept2l dtues&fri ida Trustee.
POsTPONEMENT-rh above safe .. pest
so %, w" tie 3''' q %'f L. soaeiN,
oct lidwnsfrtds Trustee.
GALE OF vAGCARLE PROPERTY.-O.
c,i, lii IL a. me ''a Q, next the sub
tho II
Railroad feet on Jefferson str. ct running back
10 feet TO " feet alley. and has COMMODIOCS ~
TENEMENT 40 by 10 feet substantially bnlt of HH
and brick and covered with tin and suitable
requiring room and strength of supersruc,ure
Desired the property can be conveniently divided into
lots Of - by l2O feet
TERMS and l2 months equal and the tito
retained until last payment Is made.
oct ladds WALTER HENDERSON.
VNKUsT sAIE.-By virtue &c n derd Or sruss.
executed to me- by Betsey Locky. trustee, will soil
on the 18th day of October NEXT, A LOT OR PARCEL or
GROUND FRI nng the Dirt Bridge Road ended
tanning Acr Rood and 81 Polcs bounded
sold by liancock Commissioners to f. Thomas
TO j Stren, and the lot sold to Thomas Mason This Lot
has good not Sc on 1t.
The title is believed be sood but acting trustee shall
convey with special warranty. G. L. MOSBY
oct ll-dds Trustee
'uNWO FARMS FOR sALE.--Wiii be oHrrrd
Il for sale at Public Auction. SATURDAY, tho day
OF OCTOBER very desirable FARM Of 1850 100 ACRES
Joining the lands ii Maj iiutter and others
Al the same time will he offered otter TRACT, IN
containing about 500 ACRES, lying both sides o -
Rockrasile and Tomahawk Creeks, and adjoining the
abos. named tract and the lands of Clay James
Armsead and Others These lands ably well
hood within y miles If Clnys crossing the Va 4 Tenn
RanIoad and near several churchs and good schools
Amy waDti both of the above
at private sale all Stock Cr"p &c and
pces upon accommodating terms and give immediate
session.
Terms liberal and made known the day Of sale.
oct s-dltSctds Il. j. BURTON.
BY EDMOND, DAVENPORT & CO., Aucts.,
Iltru
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SIXTEEN YEARS IN THE
WIs.Ds or AFRICA.
1000 AGENTS WANTED TO SELL.

Dr. Liriagstone's 7roreis and Explorations,
Daring residence of lG Years in the Wilds of Africa.
FUNS is work of thrilling adventures and hair breadth
among savage beasts and more savage men Dr.
Living and uDaidcd 10y white trav ell
ing it'll African attendants among different tribes and
ttn,, all him. and many of them hos lc and alto
grihr forming tho hing Hook Of Travels the
world las An Agents acknowledge il ms tue
able book pub >hed The liberal tomni .sion
Agents in small OF large quantities For pa tcuars,
address J. W. BRADLEY. Publisher.
IA NORTH FOURTH SrREEr PHILADELPHIA, IA.
C,,s by mai free, RECEIPT OF the price 81 p
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BY EDMOND DAVENPORT & CO., Auct's,
RICHMOND, Va.

A UCTlON SALE or RIO Il sANTOsCOF.
"A FEE FINE SALT, Just received per barks Parihian
AMI Vrsnlan direct Rio de Janerio ship Kalamazoo
On FRIDAY. OCTOBER the 18Th we will offer for sale at
our Warehouse, head Of the Dock.
soo bags Il" Rio Coffee portion new crop and SUPERIOR
go - SANTOS In 100 10 bags,
600 sacks Of Lverpool (fne) Salt
Oct dt1.l EDMOND. DAVENPORT & co
\ AIkssE aALE.-,,n Wednesday November the 10th
IL III sell Ia highest bidder nj the farm on hch
miles b"ln~ Lynchburg entire Crop. descrp-
tonsen"d and Kitchen Ny Stock con
several pair of well broke MULES, n.
good Saddle and Harness HORSES. several fine rI11I
Mich COWS and as' Stock CATTLE, HOGS, &c. 6I
lu unity. PLANTATION UTENSILS numerous to men.
lion, and sufficient quantity for large farm WAGONS
CARTS, &c &c.
Terms liberal and made known on the day of s,le
oct ldim'l J. j. REYNOLDS.
NALUABEE BEDFORD LAND for SALE.
Having determined to remove will sell at public
Der, the 'FKACT OF LAND on which now reside,
called FAIR VIEW, lying the Va and Tenn Railroad
miles above ychbnrg and 10 from Liberty Che county seap
containing Gii ACRES The lands the Of Elk
have long been considered productive aud easily cuva
ted and improved lands In the County. The
abunlanty watered With fine springs and is well laid off
fields aud hts, with in each and be
divided Into two more parts with due proportion of wood
part the h aide of the Railroad a large -
commodons Brick Blu lI.DlNG with 10 rooms lex. M
elusive the baseent with all ou;houses
comfort and convenience of large family of both white and
black south OF the Railroad Is a GRIST MILL,
and turn for the accommodation Of the and neigh
On bors The place has also FINE ORCHARDS OF Peach
e- churches and Schools and In a neighborhood
considered of he desirable In this
ding scenery Is unsurpassed Persons desiring IT,
will be shown tn" place by calling Also, at the
time and pace the Crop stock Household and Kitchen Furni
and perhaps Likely Negroes The sale viii
10 O'clock and from LAY until finish
oc,i dds 1850 r. c. sTEpToE
Richna, Wing copy law tbs
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TUNBE ARTS OF BEAUTY, b, I.eea MeaHx;
Il new supply just received at H. G ViCTokS
FARM FOR RENT IN AMH X RsT.-u 81.
n fer ior rent, the TRACT OF l. ND, occupied by
NJ Ewrr situated in the county of Amherst a60nt miles
fTom Lyn, hburg. G. W. WARWICK.
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Ill. Peraeus who iWtend exhibiting Animn1s
"A articles any kind, the Lynchburg Agricultural
Mechanical Far i'll report the f,rthw III to tac Secrca
~ society Dexter Otey, Esq the Marshall The
Fair grounds will open for their ton Saturday,
Noaday and Tuesday mornings.
oxs ; ~ iullistb Rep copy
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-11-24
A Daughter of Henry CIay.s

Lebanon (Ohio) has some 1000 inhabitants.
This is the residence of Hon. Thomas Corwin.
1t was also the home of some of Ohio's no.
blest statesman. Here lived Jeremiah Nor
row, John Mclean, Francis Dunlcavy, and
others whose names have attained wide
celebrity. The following relating to daugh-
ter of Henry Clay, who lies buried here, will
be read with interest:
The old Baptist burial ground Of Lebanon
presents tender scene in the life of tn great
statesman, Henry Clay. A broad slab has
this touching inscription, now almost illegible
by time:
In memory of Eliza II. Clay daughter of
Henry and Lucien CLAW. who died on the
18th day of August. 1925. aged II years,
during a journey srom their residence at
Lexington, in Kentucky. to Washington
City. Cut of in the bloom Of promising
life, her parents. who have erected this
monument, console themselves with the
belief that she now abd in heaven"
What history of disappointed hopes and
of the keenest sorrows, would the heart life
of most of our great men unfold? The path
OF glory i one bedewed with tears aud our
great men arrested by the providence of God
IN their schemes of earthly ambition. For
six weeks did this great statesman larry in
Lebanon 10 watch over the decline and death
of the flower of his heart; and when he laid
his blooming daughter among siran gers. how
did he feel the emptiness of human glory. and
the preciousness Of that Christian faith he in
scribed on this tablet to his daughters MEN,
ory9
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A correspondent of the London Tins
writes from Shanghai an account of Lord
Elgiu's arrival at Je,llo. in Japan:
Dariag Lord Elgin's stay nearly all the
officers Of the squalron were enabled - pay
Inn visit. In front Of the temple wa n be
resided, In the ari,tocratic quarter OF the
city. was q street. which e0atinurd for ten
miles rs closely packed with houses and.as
denselv crowded with people "a il i from
HYDE Park corher To Mile Fad. AZ the back
of IL stretched a wide and somewhat dreary
aristocratic quarter. containing the residences
uf the three hu idred and sixty hereditary prln-
ces-each petty sovereign in his own righl;
and many Of them with bali a dozen town
houses. and some of them able 60 accommo-
date, in the same mansions, ten thousand re-
tanners.
The area Of the city Is equal TO. II not
larger. than that of London aud contains
$500 900 Inhabitants. The Castle al0ne j.
computed to be- capable of containing 40 900.
For ten miles around there were extraordi-
nary evidences OF civilization; the people are
clean aud most amiable; there are no beg
gsrs. and the climate. fertility. aud beauty OF
the country appear TO be unequal d.
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F. r GLAsooCE. Agent.
A Handsome City Residence,
No. IA Cedar Street,
E0r Sale HSrJNoIayN

l Az Offering foi sale, privately, that bean -
Hiui ana evfnmodi"Us rimily re-idcrrc E...;.
No a. tedar St On Caprol iIn few "a
doprs below Vine street "a present ,,,p,--f
occupied by W HARRIS. The Improvements G n
sist OF a two story brick, containing rooms ir III.
man building, With an additional room over a =
passage m second story, making ait"rcihcr7 rooms
Ih"re IS also good two st'rN hrirk kitchen com
l''nlHE vs." servants rooms Sinoke Horse. Pantry
Sc. Tue l"t IS 50 feet front Cedar street running
lbs property presents many advantages 20 the
business man, IN point Of iecati0r to any Vet fr,i
being hat few minutes walk frcn any uprt az, ~
I've blslu'Ss mars 81 the ciN. The prirc fixed upor,
u shoud DC an iDtlCemeitf 70 the c1tafalist ar D,
those wishing ID procure homes IN location every
way desirable. We will take pleasure In SHOW f1ii,
purchase II needs only an examination IA con,Dp,.p5
Itself. For terms, &c, apply t.
u"vl3-u =. r. GLASCOCK. Agent
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Another Instance OF the efficacy OF
kGrhavess Holland Hitters.

\. VI PoINDKxTKR, al Union Office, September 10th,
1854, says
"Some weeks since being seriously affected with
pain and uncasness at the stomach loss OF appetite
aud at times strong symptoms e dyspepsia was
induced 20 try your HOLLAND BrTTERs, and | feel il
but an act q justice the article. we'll for the
good 81 ,hos who may be affected with Ike deraage
ment Of the stomach, state that he US Of one
gle bottle u this medicine proved or incalcalahe
beneht, having freed the stomach fros ali sense OF
depression and removed every symptom II dysPeP
81. would also remark. thai two ether bers
Of my family, who afflicted in a similar manner
With myself, were eatirely relieved hy the sze 81
sinEie bottle each.
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l1ew advertisements.
For the COMMUNICATION,

BLANK BOOKS. Of all kinds:
Commercial. Note and letter Papers;
BAT Papsr-coFFiaE Bpoks; ..5e 80
LsttsE Ftesses--AFRal.ias Ps,iid; saE
Caveats cArmine- Blank Nosss;
Blank cAscks-BlAnk nrafts:
Bills q Iaaing-IsAlroaa Receipts;
Bakers c@ses-Poss once Boxes;
Hil IieA's-Nnaey Boxes;
hil filcs-cheek TINS; szf
cAlendArS-Eaveiapss
Sealing wax-Feuesis Ana Rsbbss;
Biostmg B ard--sseid Peas;
Steel Peas, etc.. ETC., etc g. hAte
Fss sAl- BY cHAmEs " SMITH,
nava4-u
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(Erop. he Cntoaao Trmes IND
Official Impudence-Rich Orrespond
ence--Ike Cook Writes more Letters


ence--Ike Cook Writes more Letters.
Previous to the election, Ike Cook, as chief
of the DANTE Tribe, in his capacity as post
master sent out to the posmasterS in this
neighborhOod a package of DANTE tickets,
with letters, of which we publish below a
copy of the one sent to the postmaster at
Lpyden Centre. Cook county. We wish the
Postmaster General to take notice that this
letter is addressed to his subordinates in their
official capacity by Postmaster General Cook.
and that the packages of tickets ,cere sent through
The maj free Of postage. Here is Cooks last
l. tier; 1t is as rich as the one in which he ac-
knowledged the receipt of the money from
the postmaster. and promised to help him on
in that little affair of his. Here is the letter:
CHIcA 60. Oct. 30. 1858.
u. w. Leydsn Centre ACCOMMODATING this
please tiHd "a package Of tick t. which we de-
pend upon you Seci1tg carefully poiied achin your
precinct. You will give The matt your spe-
ea attention. A RECORD OF THE NUMBER OF
TICKETS SENT You WILL BE KEPT.
Yours truly. |. Cook, Chm S. c. C.
Our correspondent at Leydcn, who furnish
es US with the above letter. says that if Cook
can cypher enough to subtract 0 from the
number of tickets ''record ID las sent to Lev
den to be carefully poll d." then Mr. Cook
will know the precise number not polled. and
and which are on hand at the post Office. sub
Jet to his order. Leyden Certre to its Gre
dit be it said, was not disgraced by having
DANTE vote polled in that precinctl
Similar letters were addressed TO all the
postmasters in this vicinity. and to their
honor be it sad. but few paid the least res
pect either to Cooks request or threat.
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COLLEGE STREET PROPERTY
At Public Sale.
On Saturday. 4th of December. ,s.s.

Z. A a the Court House gate, will sell 20 the 49,
IN highest bidder, that valuable property Hat
situated on North College street, few doors be AI
low the corner OF the Square, opposite Mr. French
aud Mr.. Burns, and adjons the fine residence az Mr.
A Beech and others. This property fronts 90 feet
College street, running half way back to Market
TO Is feet alley Upon the ground is three frame
buildings used as sts.re-rooms-
This propert' is located ia of the most thriving
and desirable portions OF the city, and take it all
gether is the most desirable yet offered TO the public.
Its advantages will be by all as possess
ing rare advantages to the business capitalist.
We would ask examination before the day of sale
we have positive Instructions sell. We will T.
vide the property TO S ut purchasers
TERMS OF SAFE One third cash, the balance in 1,
and years, with interest from date, and lien
tanned. +. K. GI4ASCoCK,
noy24-td Agent
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ISABELLA oRsINI A Historical Novel Of the Ff-
teessh Century. By the author Of Beatrice Genet.
K " PEPPER and other Condiments, put up for gen
eral use. A spicy book.
VERNON GROVE; Or, HEARTS As THEY ARE.
VIOLET; Or, THE TINES We LIVE IN.
GRASONoTHER's SCRAP BOOK; Or, WESTERN
CLEANER a---------a
zFNAIDA- BY Florence Anderson
SIDNEY GREY. A Tale Of School life.
CoURTSHIP or Mills srANDIsH. Iongfeiiow
BRowNI.ow AND PRYNE- Debate SLAYER.
Just received and for sale by
nov22-u CHARLES ". SMITH.
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cs,re.renaen. q, TIE sall,u.er. American.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 10, 1883.
The Tennessee CaPitol-Farming Ise-
gion of Middle Tennessee-BaifI-
more acknowledgements and virgf-
MIA Railroad.

=
Few capitals of States, II is believed. pre-
sent more in the way of picturesque and bean
tiful scenery to be proud OF than this of Ten
nessee; and the State editice. now nearly
completed, Is u model of It's kind for solid and
beautiful workmanship. la company with
friend from your city, / went through il to-
day, but as II is not my purpose to give you
All clab0Tats description. purpose 20 direct
glance at what may BE- most int resting. B ill
in the GreciaE style, Doric basement with
Ionic poyticos ON each of the four fronts It's
magnificent site--a rocky mount not far from
the eentrs OF the city, gives il such prolni-
hence that from whatever direction il IL seea
the ob.erv can note the approaches 10 il
above the roofs of the surrounding houses
aud the material white limestone, gives IL
a splendid effect. which could hardly b. sur
passed even by that other architectural wo.l-
der erosniag the AtlIeaian moaat-the Par
tbenon. TIL. Interior Is tiaish with a chaste
simplicity too. which makes one member
Alta regret a visit u thai exaggeraIcd-'Tayior
Saloon the National Gapitbl; the int,rior
Walls here being the plain. beautifully dressed
li.a~iol'. the doors and furniture OF plain
oak. whist the Speak r. chairs GA the ros-
srums. IA both houses, are constructed Of tue
superb ehoeoiate aud purple color d masbl
IRON the qaarr1es OF East fennessse. Erect
ri At coss of over a million OF dollars. In
ehasie beauty, In lifting repnhl.eaa simplicity,
IL appears complete; The national ediiiee IL
self as have already intimaI. d appearing To
is but New York or Paris:aa cafe in com
pagison.
By a vote Of the Legislature the STATE His
toFleai Society OF TsnaeSsee has been located
ia The eapitoli and here bad the PLEASURE Of
looking apon many al Interesting relic OF In
! dian aisd Revolutionary warfare. Tattered
days. gleFsoas with She memories Of Tennes-
-. NaloF dram A he t..rfrslfs - "a. ,...f
bogerIArs, aid mauy a latseFea weapon l.
eShihltsd here, 10 tell II the times whtn saw
age warfare was tam liar thing 10 lhe hardy
fathers II the STATE. Amangst 0ihsr trophi..
o sIsr aldea line | cav here she sword III
Col. Dap~ysser second Ia command Of III
british forces al the sangullafy battle o.
Kiag's Mountain.
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Rral estate Sails.
Most Valuable City Property,
at Public Sale.
ON Thursday, 9th of December mex

On Thursday, 9th of December next
IN the premises. at II oieiock A. NJ J propose I,
" 9ifer Il Pubbc sale that commodions Residence
corner of Church and McLeInore streets now occu.
pied hy Nm "A. Smith, ESQ The lot frg1fs GO feet
on Church and 1zs on acIemore street-Hc,tse con-
t1ins ten good rooH Eith necessary OFT hoases Gas
Fixtures Hydrant water &c 1t IL one OF the most
desirable residences in the city, and is convenient to
All the business parts of oar city
AIso.-At the same time three vacant Lots 4unme
dtately adjoining tlse above outng ach 20 fe.t on
Church street and running back feet a an alley
Tie foregoing property Is Tree from laxes-
Terms.
For the House and I'm on fourth cash-hah nee !
aud Syear'seredit. for nstes satisfactorily secured
bearing interest payabir bank aud lien retained
For the vacant Lots credit af 2 ant 3 wears for
notes bearing interest and secured as above
VIII b. sold privately Il ecsred For further
particulars call on r =. -,
a v. s. IINnSIEY
l. X NLsSCocK, AuctinnecT. noVl9-td
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Notice 90 ssoekhoiders of Nashville
aud Chattanooga nc. ~. Co.

Y election 4 hnaen Directors ~ manage the
n affairs o( the caHpaHy viii be he'd Murfrees>
bore on WEDNESDAY. the Eth day % december
nest sGnckholiers. rs usual, vii bsF1sxrlsd 10 The
sleesipn ore the whoie rsad, shey may prefer,
and back 10 their Respective stations oa the dssy
pr~visas the day q az as After SAID el~cfasa, b
showing theu cssthc4les o. stock 10 the csnEcfsfs-
W. A. GiEAFES,
novz2-9 seeretArY-
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+ REE-SOiL PROPERTY
EOp Sale

On NcLenore. bef1reep Church and Broad straits.
i AN offering for sale, privately TINT vaIu- ~saA
able HOUSE AND LOr, situated on McI.r- Ss;;T
more street. between Church and B~oad IS Ef'H
fronting On Mclemore 90 feet running back Ice feet
10 an alley. Tho Improvements consist 81 two story
brick conta ning fooms in the main building b.
SIDES kitrbcn, servants rooms, stable Sc. Their. Is
also Tine well ~ never fiiiling WATER hesaes othrr
e"Rvenenoes, Which makes u all together desirable
place. Independent 81 H. being free rrin taxation
ana central o. the busnass portion or the ct, and
with all the advantages az -brug IN the corpnrntian
VIII recommend itself 10 the favorable consideration
OF those wishing 10 purchase.
" not sold privately before the 9TH or DECFN-
RER NENT ~ n Offer i al publir sale ON the prem
iscs, az II O'Clock. For terms, &c Amply 10
nov2O-u y. u GLASC OK Agent
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North Eagene,a.

on THURSDAY, THE 2SD oF DECEMBER NExT
~ propose Ia bring OF a great sale - Lots in this
addition. the Railroad aep0t viii On that oc-
easau ofr some thirty fnrsy Lots. some Of them
upon them.
For further particulars see hand bills, &c. "a
TEkxS-one, swa AMI three years credit for notes
rayahis IN Rank, satisfactorily secured bearing m
terest, and lien retained
A.y. 5. LISnslEY
=. r. GExsorcx. AnrttnBeer- nsxe3-sd
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The Douglas Demonstration At Chi
caSO.

States west OF the Alleghenies. But one sem
mcut pcrvadcd the masses. while the late
fierce contest was pending; and, now that ii IS
gioriousiy terminated in favor OF reason and
right-now that the great hero of the CON
test is acknow ledged the victor-but one sen
timcnt inspires them to do honor to Stephen
A. Douglas.
The following brief sketch Of the speech
of Mr.. DoUsi.As on 'the occasion is taken
from the Times, his organ:
SENATOR DOUGLAS SPEECH.
NY FRrENDs AND FELLOW CtrizENs:-I re-
turo you my heartfelt thanks for this magniti-
cent demonstration. The Democracy of ILL
nois have achieved noble victory over the
combined forces of Abolilionism aud is allies.
[Cheers.1 You have right to b. proud of
this glorious triumph. 1t is the triumph of
Consultation over faction; it j. the triumph of
the glorious principles OF the Union over
fanaiieism and seetonalistn; [applauscl it IL
the triumph of the principle OF selt-gDvern-
mant over Congressional Interference and
Ex 'cutive dctation. Immense applause.l
Four months ago. opened the canvass la
spsu,a if,ua this balcony 20 several thousands
III my fellnw-cidz as; now appear before
you Ia recc We the congratulations OF rs many
more thousands, rejoicing over our great
saecess.--W hil,. IL Is right and proper that
yon sbonli rejoice AT the suecess oil sound
constitutional principles, which insure peace
and harmony 10 the rvpablic. Ii l. our duty
10 enjoy our victory with mod ration. With
tle result of this election let all the aspsri-
Ties, the exe.tencnls and an cry passions
which have be-n aroused during the contest
be buried forever. IL is ither j.tSt nor mag
a..inDas "a I'll ice over "A yanqaished foe.
(Cheers-) Let us Teach our poltical oppo-
asuts that although we aaye lriumphed, the
victoryFis Cor th .ir good we'll A. ours.
tGreat applaussl Wnva w. pat sound, just
and constitutional principles intp PRACTICAL
operatloa ~ this government, the IL 'pabli-
cans eajoy The blessings taas coaIerrod a
xeli as the D.mocrats. Good. good, aud
cherFS.) IL Is right, Therefor thAi all should
ri ice 10 our triumph, but IL Is oar daly u
De kiad, generous sad magdaaimOus towards
those whom NC have differed with in opinion.
Cheers Let u remember, that while Ne
are divided into political parties aaa sepaTa-
I'd from each othr by antagoaistic priaci-
ples, VT as citizens OF common Republic
wea all revere the glorieT Of cur past history,
and We viii trust that our pGsterity will share
a common destiny in the blessings OF the gov
eratnsnt IA ali time 20 come. lAppiaase.l
fHis Unlon, by the Constitution, has con-
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