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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-02-02
Sit Spliu GannpbeQ mn0 Gen.
S~&GStuoboue.

- vOer Veilult SapelodS" - Iaot Der
tets git unterridtete 2cnboner Correspondent
peS 81. .. uYicnier", ST.. &arl 8linp--
fam fir Die en9lllhe Sad,e r1it Jte9t benz
SertuIt elmer Seereaabtbeilun8 9leihBeadtet
nerten. Nddlt Ibm lift nur nod Sit@. Camp
bell alS irBeno elm bereuteuoer militdriIaer
5Ibrer gu nen1en. Dcd ldeint Campbell, bel
alien perl6nliden Mutbe, lan8e nid,t Die frie-
9erilde @inlidt unb zen ipeiien 0lid 3u bobeu,
cer SaoelOd aus5eidnete. Ganpteu's Gbaten
ltne, tcce lcinem Utter, mebr Die zines ltiirmis
ben SniarenzS lrBiers. aQeroinsS sellnst
Tim 9erope nit le:ner 6ibfSpfisfeit Wtandes,
mas elihei11 tenntntBreideren uno taftifd prrlid=
ti8eren 0eneral oieQeidt II d. t aeIdrae: ME
penn Die leg p9taturfedter" fir nel I'M
SAla9en Grfabrenen oft sei1brlidercr ,perpen.
ala en ebenbiirtiser @esner. Nejt aureren
98orten: bic Oewe9unsen bt5 atten ldcttilden
Offi6iera lie9en 5~ieullid, ouBer 8erehnuna"
k@tnen Sewei8 ieiner 9cufibnbeit CAB Sir
Campbell belDnoerS bei galaclara. @r ipei.
serte fid oOrt ge9en rie ldpere rulliide Gapas
lerte @arrees gu fcrmiren urp oetmaB lid, Die
4neriffe t~erIelben nit l~eineu 8ef9idotteu in
lQtnie. 3urdfSuIdla9eu. 8efauutlib selans
inn biele5 peripegenlte aller WianSper unb Die
iabelba1te 8rapour, Die er pa6ei nit ~leiieu 2ell>
ten an cen Gag le9te, ilnpcnlrte 10, cuB man e5
nidt ipagte, i'm bor Elm 3rie889eridt gu lteIen.
nster Sen. Winobam, Der beirn Sturtae
auf ben Stefan ourd ieine 9ldn5enoe 2aplerfeit
bic en9ltide Wafenebre rettete, aber am u.
Ncpember Bel @awnpcre ben ben @lralior Ges
ppp'8 8eldla9en murce, ia9t Serr 9arl 8llno.
Zap Winbb0m itd e sriinolta i4laSen lief.
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Sic OentfcDeu ais prDfeSiiOa1eue
SelbltntOroer.

lluIer Na6tar, Der v9(mericau", felt III
Ieinem 5~eitri9en 2eitartIfel b6dlt erbau(ihe
8ctradtunseu itbsr ZEN in Amerifa 10 iebr
ube, bano nctmeupen Selhltnlprp an. NaA,
Gem CT cen beribmten Setbltmorrer Senator
9lusf lno 2ncere, 9ebori9 ab9efaa5elt, lrielt Ell
ieInsn 9aupttrumpf 9e9eu unS arIne Dutdmen
aus. %vllnter melder Slaiie TN lerer Bepolfez
runs," ruff ct nit @m9baie, v%tcmmnen Die metz
item Selbltmorpe Dor ? G8 miro idrertid se5
leuSnet werpeu, oaB raa oeutlde Clement 70
PrpSent Der SelbltmSrper liefert. uno ron
ben peutlGen @in,raaoereru III ben 9. Staaten
fann mau nit Siderbeit bebaupten, ZAP usun
3ebntel rbne ate reIiSiGlen ueber5eu9un3en all
unler llier f~rullnen. SIRE Qebeu6anlidten
lt;nluen nit oepen BrieprtGS be8 @rOz
SEN ~itereiu, Der am Daien 9ctteS 5~lpelIelte
alo ucn etnenI 9dlaAtieloe gum ano III Stl9,
leiae Eaiten roll Bilen ron ccrrc ftuem Subll=
mat, nit Oenen CT iib Der @erDalt letner 6etloe
ent5leben wcute, faQ5 Jpn paS 0elhid pes 3rte=
3s8 in ibre 0anp l~ieferte.
GiueS Gommentar5 fir uniere Qeier 6eborf
cie ptep:8t res yNtuericln" nIdt. Ntr tDunen
uu8 nur 9elAmeideIt TiDlen, wenn er uuS par
tout gu 9rcben 6rieen MAIDEN mid.
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5un9 uno~ Yeripunoung zines sroBen ~eiiernen
9fin3eS I'M @brlitateno, Die 3uflufe gu per=
ltcpien. Wett iber cine babe Dtttilon Sat-
Den babeu Gle YOrarbeiten 9etoltet. Dennodl
mro lid bnrA ben un5ebeuyen Jteldtbum oer
Eager bel lei6ter 4tiaB 0ele9cnbeit al Die M
liariihen uno rbeinldapilden O0brlten ale"
9!uS3e9c6ene lcbnen, wenn ra8 lSerf rollsHfS
5ellagt.
6retburg, 81. Deg. Nu9emeineS 4uf-
leheEl erre8te bier Ger nunlnegr beflnnt 8eDcrs
cene Snbltt beS GeltamentS res 0reiberru y,
Qufeuberg. 8etunutliN muroe Derlelbe auf
einem abenrlidtn Spar5iersange, Den ct NAB.
reno Ieine0 Aufentbalte8 in Sp1nien 1882
Don Sllencia aus IlaQte, ron Nllbsrn on8e
faQen uno be>euteno permunpet, morauI i'm b18
0olpital bel Gio abort auiuabm nno lcr9lam
rerpfle8te. Dielem Spital nun, ODER, pern es
gu belteben auf9eb6,t baben ioate, peien Na4s
1rl8er, UerHadte NuIfeuber9 fem 9an5eS, 5ienis
lid tetr16tlideS 8errn03eu, nit NuSnabuae Ell
niger 3e9ate, wcrunter aud) etneS fir Die Vere
~pfleBun9 lerneS treusn puoe.s SHUTTLE. Nuf-
fenber9 bat ncd periAieoeae WtAnaicripte BIN
e~rlallen, unD e8 mir0 liA lpdter berol5lteQ:n,
% bieruuter nrdy meitere bis leet unbef M te
poe:lI1e Wsrfe entbalten Iluo.
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1T unter5eidpnet ;
6. %. Smitb, @cuperneur.
Is. .. Stcber, 2teut @ruperneur.
q. s Wte1c, Staat8ld1emeilter.
Gmrppdt icbc SsacbrieDten
NenffhIliin

BreuBe ii. Berlin, z. San. ISie 10 e6en
u~erlaltet, bat Der GGnrg ourd rahltebenoe Al<
lerbGdlte ga6inet8zSrp benz Prln5eH BON
BreuBen bic Sberleitung BET St1atsseldifte
auf meitere BRET Wscnate gu ii6ertra9en gee
.ru6t.
Au beS 8rtn3en Don Yreuben SSli9liAe So
beit uno Yieboen.
@p. GGnieltte Srbeit unp 2ieboen baben in
8emd6beit meiue8 Gtl1lle3 rom 80, Stt. y. S.
Meine Ste1pertretu19 nit BereitnilliSfeit iibers
~ncn,nren unb nit 1ln0ebenoer Greue 0efu1rt
oaS 9aue bat i9nen pen Se8en zines %unbelt6r
ten 6crtgan3eS Der Ne3ierun95s0eiddfte, uuo
Sd babe Sbneu Die Gube gu peroanfen, :pelde
al8 8eoiu9uus meiner Wieperberitellung ges
fOtnert muroe, uno Die ti5berigen, nit 0otte8
joilfe naSu 9enladten erbetliden TortIdttte ere
noaliAt bat. @8 lit lHlr Yeriirini6, pie8 nit
3erlbttem uno banferiulttem Ser5en au85ulprez
Den. Sjermit perbinpe $50, pa ce YorlAr;ft
Der Qe,Ste mir nrd, cine f~ernere Gntbattung BON
pen @eid1ften GUT YfllhT madt, raS @rluhen
UNI ben AuftraB, Dap @m. ScnI8lide 6rhelt
1ub mad rem % p. Dt. nod auf ~fernere bret
Monate Weiue rpue Gtellpsrtretun9 III Zen
Nesieruues>YeIG1iten lppie in BET Scrpals
tuu0 oer Nnselesenbeiten N(eine8 3oni9tIheu
6aules uberuehmen. @w. Soai3llde Sobeit
uuo 9ieboen moIeu bIeruad, p18 Grforeerlide
peraulalfen.
@barlottenburs, 6. 3auuar 1853.
Trjeo,id Witbetnr.
9egsn9e3eidret bon idumtliAcn StaatSsIi-
liltern uno Den Diinijtern res Gpui9llden
OauleS
Der String Don YreuBen bat III 8cl9e beilen
=, ,d1Sfoho1NpS G~E1rcihp1 ar NHz| GCtitnlfdtp
Staats>O tiniltertum %erlaiisn.
Dem Staatss Ottnilterium lalle SD in. Der
Nnluse pa8 Original einer, rUn pe5 SSni9S
Dlaieltat an 0fiA 9eridteten NuerbShlten Or=
ore nit oer Wsiiun9 5u9eben, pieletbe netit
Oleinem 3e9enpdrtiBen GtIaB rurd Die Ges
Ieb-Samn1lun9 our offeutitden SenntniB gu
brtlaen. @8 icl wibrenp Der meiteren O1uer
Der Mtir Nllerb6dlt ibertraseren Ste1vertre.
tun9 bel ben Yeltimuunssn MeiueS @rlaiie8
penn "a. Sft. y. S. ueltleiben. Wit Dem GEE
Iammten Gaterlanpe erlebe SD @ottes %RIfe
uno Sesen our ~taloi3cu rolltdnpi3en WieOers
berlteQuuS u~HlereS &cni5llhen Germ.
Berlin, 7. Sanuar 1858
Yyin3 ron BreufYn.
@eaen9e5eid}net ben I1,nlntliden Staat8s
Miailtern uno benz DtinilI:r oe8 GSui9liden
Sauie8.
Yin ba8 Gtaat5zN liniferiuM.
Wirttember8 Stutt8art, 1.
San. Sepr 9rc6e 6cffnur9en i'm 9lupe ers
.re9t Die 9lddtide Bepalti8un8 peS W1l1ersNn.
oranges I'M neu8ctauften Steinial5i6odt BET
JriepridsbaQ am untera 0tefar. Sett ptelen
Wpnateu mar man nit Der rteli9en Strait 3peter
udttisen ccrnraGi Jet Maldinea neS aus benz
9tcfar beseino,iu8en Walier8 nIdt Ottilter Ss-
pcrcen. Gs 9elan8 ater enoliA nad Giniets
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Gele9rap0tIcDe Seaebrtcbtem
Bert3tet ar ben Baltimore @eder."
OOu1ret3.

US a btn9to% l. 6ebr. @ enc t..
Ooplittle lber9a6 cine ron 81 Slr8e!n
per 9. Ct, uuter5ei9nete petition UNI Nntars
fuu1 Guta8. @cllamer brldte cine Bill
Gin, lporaa4 bic Germiue eer Circuit mo 81
ttict.GpurtS in 8ernlpnt 9edncert meroen lpl
len. Damn lpurpe pie Nrmeebiu wieper aufe
9encmmeu. Sou ltpn iprah Sesel oteiel6e,
wie iterbaupt 9e3en o16 hi'pelen srcBerer tes
benoer i)ecre in 6lteOen85eiten
Sau8. NuI Den Antra9 6tanton's
ron Sbto murpe Ger Spreder b~eproert, benz
Sergeant at Arm8 etnet1 0aftbefebl 9e9en Sol.
.. WiQiamjcn Don NewsYort 3u 9ebeu uno
Swar 10, o1B Wi1ialnlpn ii6eraQ, mo er betrof.
fen miro, rerbaftet perDcn uno por Die Sdrans
fen ta8 Sauie8 9ebraht merOtn faup, UNI lth
peBen UeroGtunS Der Autoritdt oeS 0auIe8 gu
perantnorteu. Wie ndrn(id Stautpn i'm N1s
men rer fur Die Otirbleiea'a 8:ltedung8 @e=
IdiAte nieOer9eieBten IlnterluAun9 Commit
tee betiAtet', mei8ert itA Mialamlon, rer ucn
rer COMMITTEE ais 3eu3e rpr9elaOeH wuroe,
@9bCrIaut 5u l~eiten, an9ebli9 aui ben Hatb
.eme8 Jfed5tbei ltlnce8~
Us btn9to II l.. 6ebr. Da8 &abiuet
bait 1eute tDeSen Der Anfunit oct yeconIptcns
SonItiiution cine auBerptoentltd)e SlBun9. Die
Spe6lal' SotlAaft pes Yrlioenten .ibel oIele
Stage lit ferti9, tpirO aber mabrl4einliA erlt
llar8en oenl Gpn8reIie et18elanot nerosn.
0artforo, /. 6ebr. Scbn IS. Sepnrpur,
5efretlr une SdabWeilt er Der 0Ortl orp Gouu=
fp S1ptuB5 A6ociation rerDl1tete, an Cunts
tag nit @iuterlaliun3 eipe5 Def5ItS BON 500,
900. ST rerlor bIeleS gelo i'll B6rleulpetu>
~tatlrngu. 49,.
6artforb, i 6etr. Der @spadmeifer
5cbn Nil(er Yon Der 9artfrrD uno Yropirence
,Gllenbapn lpuroe perpattet, melt ct Bcltladen
aabt.
New.-Oort,s1 L. 8e6r. Die @u,pirs Gitp
non Sauannab mil 9taAridten biz gum 26.
jan. lit au9efumnlcn. 5bre NdAridten lino
rgue Sepeuting.
Neto>Y ort, /. Iebr. - Ger Woaens
alISlpsla Der bleli8en Banten ) l3t cine 3unabz
NE pOu $1,7OOOUO in Allelb II $444, 900 in
6art9slp, $4,000 IN Girculot er, $1,399,OOO
ii, Derolits.
Y9ilapelp4tu, /. 6sbr. = aGe EjdetS
fir Die beuti9e Aufflbrun9 pes DON 9iDuanni
IN Der 2tcaOemp rf Aiuiic waren ldcn beute
Wforsen U%ertauff, eini3e su Prarlieu bon S..
Y9tlaoetp4ta, 1. 6ebr. Die Stcf
baltet Ger 4~enuiplpauia gallt bIelteH beute etut
Ierlammlun9. Die Aif4lrel t!!eier Sanf linp
4ONit traurl9.
YittS.bur8, I. 6etr. - Die bielisen
Sahfen 9aben 4eute Die 9art8elO5o4lun8 pieoer
re8rnnen.
Son 9anias! @t.eouis,1 /. 0etr.
Calhoun, Gato, @arr, 0eucerlon uup eini9e
Alpere lino 9eltern ron SanlaS bier au8efcms
men, unl lid n1A Walbiustrn 5u be9eten Sic
tebaupten, Gag paS Oemetratl1e StaatStiffet
9epapJt 1T unp puB be Detnotraten bel pereins
ter AbltlWalan9 in bet @elcsJeGun9 1 Sttnlme
Wt1lrritat babeu.
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AncTsT WAGNER.
posi @osl Gas

sVaS 01S! 00e
Rakrttent Scn al1en Arten
~ : ass q q { u
xls,ossitsa taae i'd eas g%ubhfrni rsraas aulnlSrt'am, 0at
Il eae Mrfg son @shauliAfeite1 uit Sasroersa etHr1Ite.
Czy~Rrrni a6.Er. fpmie aue sum Nrennen oS @a|eS 8sp"
hsa 0eAeut i b0be tt ts;S ocrrdtht8...
- Nuaun 81 aBrst,
xsrI ISL, 5Rr. 63. SlbsGhdrtesltr.. nahe gran
G:n nener Man bic en9liihe 5prade lel4t
teaeem unn ti(i9 III erlernen u!
Elm ansa bier Gebenben Deusfdea @~eie8entett Sn ptetsn, lu
W1trsnb So geiatfrmpnate cine 9enntnis hsr ,snsht9sn
Eprsde ~ errerttu, srETnet Der nntsratdntte eie'9sStsis en
i is1fcmmenten er ten SpnRt19 TIT Septeatpsr IgtasayddJJ
6uisn, NO an i9tena Spnntnee nnanterbrc6en perttn.e. LIZ
Ia easa 3rsieeu Der enetifden Sgrade erthetlt mef q S mi
u, mar scnatns Mcr8ens Urn 9 ntr an Il Il am @p; lt "a nm
sranr, apifGen GulaW unb Qaeafr. : yeGmmea,~ss
ST ~ tr an in q. 8. EIDE Ssn Baltimore unb Senoutss'.L
IN . ttr ait in MpntsrmerS 6aas, ede ggh : 90 I'M Ss nr-
" prtapateruRr. HnetrrtAtseelb snpna1ii~ sl''0 =" =
a. - tt&r .xu.,~ s.. o.u-
SO ftttut ubcrFalTs bic ~gDidtisttit Der @F.GrmnnS os Wo saHs
b ffrrdGe arsfinantsr III feBen pa OVMe Vtt'tuS atn I'."a%
! rsm 3orbfummen alsi6t, Der nfetr anesre petfeQet, ne@
Iii r~srldnbtt6s maiden fam, uno auentpalpgN tutnuSsER',
se.sGtef NIB yertoht pirb. Nub fuf bic nun ptrantapsneen
culsn Us ~rtterdbenre ganS aeegnet. faS am Sennta9 srlsEn.e
nl6erbSYs les. uup 70 jehe gDpde f9ern Scrtl9rttt aa fna0en.
as Sci Scr 9~sshtiafstt unb @rinblthteit Der SePrinetppOe oes
eserttlteu ftt I'm 70 eewtier ermdrten I1Bt.
AM- Or. @ Ii M But "a Ilahsn CUR GrltruNna oeT eng
den 5praGe nerben m prben am. 49, : ttcoer eroHnett 1Ho
ar fanat Der linterriht on IN Nluloerrnr. nm y, tn USn0RF.
1871 nb III Mcnsgpnmrr 0ale I'm . lar.
Or. U. - i'm s6Ir s..
~nfeTpr heS gRarbInnb SnifitutPE " Er Memtpn unlpetnIv
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0eue arrangements fit giatpanoerer, Die mad
Dem gHeifen III reiien miinlden.

m,n h.,ts sgn q 9}ove1nber an, wert en- Die G,nnanberer
ouf Der Mortbern Central @alpertfrset Depot @titnbabn mil
b en- GrrreFaue tefSrbert. Die 8abn bistst babar9 en Smut
orantgn tinen a RS SCREEN 8prttett, ais treenc e'ne
Snosr, aebn, o9b it lie nm "a Naeilen farser ais tse anssrs
81sn nan benannten pidssa, aLS; -
3 tt8bura. Glepeluno, Detroit, Sort Bapne,
s icaac, O}ilpaufee, Oalena, Dubuque. 81.
paul, 9tcd 9Slano, burlington. Soma eltp ]
ulb rerten teebal6 bic nit her g~tOrtbern Gsntral oapn &C.
b nben Vgricnen 10 5luntsn fruber ala he nit dnpern oaG'
mn z gsSenssn Bort eia1reTsa, aud psrOen 4 d'af w.ntser pie
80 gen eatei eeme6elt. Die 8a6a seet bpr3 Osa' 9aarsm
1t 500 N1eiIen Das Gepad pirb bier 6s5siaaet (m0rfeO) u"e
eebs nit SEN poTasierea an ben 8etintmanssert.
9el1 Grelttine, D1ptcr, Cincinnati, Snotana'
polls, Qoui8pile uno ct. EouIS
m,rben ebeenfans Waaaetere befprOers unb fir tyr 9tPaa
1 II peitere urnlabunsefofen bsrshnet* 9te yHHHsnks.
fSaasn nit 6ent 5 upr-. ODER abenOs 10 u5r-3l2 ma@ S mera
ne ltimsn Qtdsen aeben. pbne unteripe9s daf9eq@t'EH 81 ~
Zen. = arbFabrts8taett Ueroen 9eGtaGI1 ~ ( Ol"N' Wy
N9entea. SSgA - ~. gnnts.s gco,F
" Shifts Wr. %, SehesS9esl' "tu' VIZ ~ Y
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rnnrert 0ieieui9en nidt, melde Die frieaeri.
ld,en 6ab'sfei.en peS Jter-n.S ctlpen .Benaacr
fennen. Ninpbam beiiet ned IN Sebnf1'b gro.
6erem WdBltate tie al Campbell befrer8e-c-
.beue GisenihaIt peS bait gen Oretnlb'a8eus,
rbne raB riele GtBenlhalt bvi ibm nit lrJenp
nennen8wert9er tattllder 9enntulB Uerburoen
mare"
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8lerte8
Nreis &e9elfcbieb ben

9S. NabIf in 0Jfplf's S5ain."
Das am 81. Sanaar beasnaene 9reis- 8eseli6iebeu pirb
beute unb ~fSlsenbe Gage ~fprtseftst, enoet ater In btefsr
WrGe.
etuen Iewebl ~wertbUDaen ais 9ei9madppaen WreiS 5I ertamy
pIen krebt, pirb erfu0t, f& prGctfe jurn Eurnter s%ins1fnben.
NphmalS ideet 5reuuoc ue Set1nHre ptereur9 elm
9atnmpre 1. seer 1858. 10, a ia.
MGM
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MEKCHANI TAiAOK

"a urb fafbfBnatler At~etbsrlabfn,
W a3eit. pratt. 5trase, Nt. 1913 It. 3o8I3-
g1iSjrs, aesbrten 1rernhen unb benz publiiunt made Id eter.
nit BE Mna,siae. bar 10 unter beuttsem Datum has loon lHt
,ia0ren an bislem 9lase eta6Itrte @e{hdft ubetnritfieh pave
rnb ~tefaupis Gin retd6a!ti3es 9ager ron laoneh5, lgt.o Seats
'sf,fsn Serrsnfleteer, neuefter Tac0n, 81 ben btat9fe1 yfeer
! = E~prr5tptq taltsn unO aua Ipl6e auf gtfeauns aatsrttt9sn
j ite.-StcH fur 9rtntersJfbfe nno 5olel e; ~ ausn PVT
= ms N alien Dretien.-Sern cine IIs Fahl Teeeal@sfme
etfde, &C.. lpnie aae In bieiee Sod f9la8enes 1rt.Is': ,:..-
rs Mae Befeaun9 en- rtrben prompt, Stafs ua0 !" '"'t'
Y r Sria ora MIR e~ngsferttst werSen. m
9et8,4tr Y-&' w
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Heben So0Qe.

gAir ma6en uuGcrtn pealdeN N1npsttatfn tefaunt, saB BITE
Nebeubaae iebsA 5enutaJ Na9mit ae5 uRp @beRpS fur &C.
rnutbItbe oeatl@s / amtltfR~ &irfeI Hea aept.
Gan3UI Nn Dts @evwaItNA8.
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Die beutiAe 8u69anpluuB
%. 81. Gef,n,i5f

80. 81. Sd)miSf
ytD: % N. 0apltr, Der 3ionafirde 0e8e1tber.
enpRH9 UNI ~FntPfstlt ~ept9enbs QEerIe:
. g ~ sf,S 2esltssfst4t: fir tas tsati&e Bolt
9teter'S untreriat 9srinaten Der aenenpart unb
Ger8dn8snpett 4 Nus8abe II 0ee. nit 3 Surple.
nttnf69e. unp Itas se6. SO 90
Dtgsnb's Gpnser Naturalization Sir aQe stdnbe
Is ges. elegant %sstanbs1 is 20
BrDfbaus t.et4ere5 &pnSer fatton8 . Qsrifpr fir
BIN 9anb3e3raud. 4 Soc. eieI. 6esun6tn - s 90
z Atlters Fl anti 21efie. Au6sabe in Bite ee6. 3 10
b.. 30. b.. ~ o So. mt mt ."
@ Etf 0en etee. eeb. --@- II 60
00tbss fanmf. S1srte 4asaaDe in s g4e. SO. : %
no.. 70. DO. co. 40 Doe 3e3.- IS 10
pad1dnters Dtrft 20 D e in 10 goen as. - 1919
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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-11-06
MR. BRECKINRIDGES LETTER ON ILLINOIS
POLITICS.

VERSAILLES, Kentucky Oct. 4, 1858.
DEAR SIR: received this morning your letter of
the 18th and Goth ult., written as chairman Of the
democratic State committee of Illinois, also one from
Mr. V. Hickox, who informs me that he is member
of the same committee. My absence from home win
account for the delay of this answer.
In these letters it is said that am reported to
have expressed desire that Mr. Douglas shall de-
feat Mr.. Lincoln in their contest for seat in the
Senate of the United States and willingness to WIS.,
it Illinois and make public speeches in aid of such
result and if these reports are true am invited to
deliver addresses at certain points in the State.
The rumor of my readiness to visit Illinois and adj
dress the people in the present canvass is without
foundation. did not propose to leave Kentucky
for the purpose of minglng in the political discus
sions in other States The two three speeches
which delivered recently in this State rested on
peculiar grounds which I need not now discuss.
The other rumor to which you refer is true
have often in conversation expressed the wish that
Mr.. Douglas may succeed over his republican COM
oettor. But it is due to candor to say that this
preference is not founded his at the late
session of Congress, and would not exist if suppos
ed it would be construed as an endorsement of the
attitude which he then chose to towards his
party, or Of all the positions he has taken in the
present canvass 1t is not necessary to enlarge on
these things. will only add that my preference rests
mainly on these considerations that the Kansas
question is practically ended-that Mr.. Douglas in
recent speeches has explicitly declared his adherence
to the regular democratic party organization
he to be the candidate the Illinois democra
cy and the most formidable opponent in that State
Of the republican party, and that more than one
occasion during his public life he has defended the
Union Of the States and the rights of the States with
fidelity, courage, and great ability.
l have not desired to say any thing upon this
or any other subject about which difference may
be supposed to exist in our political family, but I
did not feel at liberty to decline answer to the
courteous letter of your committee.
With cordial wishes for the harmony of the Illi-
nois democracy, and the hope that your great and
growing State, which has never yet given sectional
VOTE may continue true 10 our constitutional Union,
am very respectfully your obedient servant,
JOHN c. BRECKENRIDGE.
Hon. JOHN MOORE Chairman Of the Committee.
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From the South CarOlinian.
DOUGLAS AND HIS CONVERTS.


Mr.. EDITOR: "Slavery cannot exist in Terri
tory without legislative protection from the Terri
tory. You may take slaves there, but you cannot
hold them as slaves without law of the Territory
to enable you do so. So you may take Wild horse
into the Territory, but you cannot keep him there
unless you halter and hold himl' This is Mr..
Douglass doctrine and mirabie dictu he is sustain
ed by many distinguished personages and presses Of
the South Let us admit Mr.. DIS anology. take
wild horse into the Teritory-he breaks away from
me and runs at large Now, according to Douglas,
cannot reclaim him and force him into my service
without law of the Territory authorizing me to do
so. Any man may take possession of the horse, and
hold him in spite Of me- if cannot produce terrific
rial law that confirms my title to him! Ergo, there
be right of property in Territory, until it is
defined by statutel Consequently there can be
law at all in Territory until legislative body
is established in the Territory This is the Douglas
doctrine fairly extended To call it squater soosrgn
ty is to dignity it. have rather too much selfre-
spect 10 discuss it gravely. SENEX.
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hALElGH, Oct ~, 1000.
Dear Progress: The late Fair was great success,
in what light soever it be considered And to old
North Carolina be all the honor for the effort. Last
year heard of complaints from Virginia (of South
Carolina l have nothing to sayD because our Fair
was held on the same week with hers. She COM
laned Of being excluded. If the two Fairs would
not conflict what great things might not be DONE
Well, our people changed the time to accommodate
Virginia, and what was the result? Why Virginia
stood of-she sent scarcely article to the exhbi
tion and very few Of her people condescended to pay
us even visit And now we hear on all sides Of q
rush to the Petersburg Fair! So it is and SO Co.
was pleased to find Newbern so we'll represented
here last week; and she gained some credit for her.
self: The worthy president of your road, Mr. Whit
ford-a sterling friend of the Old North State al
ways, and of progress generally -contributed his
share by his presence and his splendid exhibition Of
jewelry, made entirely from North Carolina mate
rails. Mr.. Whtfords plea in honor of the Old State
told WELL His unknown friend, Walter, had the
pleasure of taking him by the hand and will always
be glad to greet him s'one of the right stock.