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COAL!

TlHE Mount Roy Coal Company are low
l. prepared to supply Coal, Of the best quail
ty, and in any quantity, at their Coal Bank, one
mile and half below Mt. Roy, Brown County,
Kansas. Come on with your teams, or send your
orders. ]. B. HEAT0N. Agent.
aug. Is, 'S7, Il
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JOHN CALHOUN,
pr..;5.,s.fH ...,,:.,

ANSebNeHt OguOeAt0As
In obedience TO the polite invitation Of Mr..
Calhoun We attended on the day and at the
time specified, and witnessed the opening of
'aid returns, examined the poll books, noted the
number Of votes for and against the single pro-
position submitted by the schedule Of the Gen.
,etutOn, and find the following to be the result:
Constitution with Slavery, 6,e43
Constitution with no slavery. $50
Majority, 5,574
More than One-half of this majority was cast
~ 'no'e very sparingiy settled precincts in the
IerHtory, two Of them in the Shawnee Reserve,
% lands not open for settlement, viz:
SSsxfOcd. johnson County, 1886
shawnee 10
Ai'EApOo. bsavsnwOrth County, I.oI7
Total, s.Ola
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LET JUSTICE BE DONE!

WE, the undersigned, citizens Of White
w Cloud, Kansas Territory, certify that We
are personally acquainted with R. S. Wakefield
and consider him good citizen, and know thu
reports circulated BY Jacob w. Davis, in the
city of Galena. Illinois, to De base falsehoods
The report runs thus: That the said r. S. Wake
field was drunken sot, not worthy to be noticed
by good citizens. Second, that his paper wal
not worth ten cents on the dollar.
Albert PAYNE, J. Wallace Barton,
f. n. Emens, c. Lewis Hester
]. w. BIker, Sol. Miller,
H. F. Macy, Isaac Doney.
TIC. Shreve, James A. Gilmore,
Joseph Morehead, Elisha Huffman,
Thomas Lease, II. w. Titus,
I. Crouch, Robert Kerr,
A. G. Roads, Garnott Randolph,
Isaac NJ. Hite, VIM. Pickle,
David Pond, Henry Maquilken,
w. w. Moore, Enoch Spauldtng,
JohR A. Dowell, Isaac Cleaveland,
w. II. Holbrook, w. E. Chesney,
C. Dana Sayrs, VIM. Maquilken,
Joseph Cornell, Giles A. Briggs,
S. NJ. Griffith, William Slauson.
White Cloud, January %, 1858, 1t.
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M. B. BOWERS,
CARPENTER AND JOINER,

shop On Main Street, Opposite Jennings
& Briggs Store,
WHITE CLOUD, KANSAS,
rs urepared 70 execute al work in his line.
i With pEouptness and care
juns &, 81, f.
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Ts The People Of Kansas:

To the People Of Kansas:
LAWRENCE, Kansas. January IA. 1883.
The undersigned received on the 18th inst,
the following letter from the President Of the
late Constitutional Convention:
LEcoNrroS, January 10. 1858.
c. w. Babcock, President of the Council Of the
Territorial Legislature; and
G. W. Deitzler, Speaker Of the House.
GESTLENEN:-The election returns Of the
elections holden on the 2lst day of December,
1857, and the 9TH day of January. 1858, under
the Constitution known as the LecomptOn Con.
Ititutiop, will be opened tomorrow at twelve
o'clock, NJ, at the Office of the Surveyor Gen.
eral, in this place, and you are respectfully re-
quested to be present on the occasion, and wit.
ness the returns.
Very respectfully your ob'ut servant,
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Vote On the Lecompton Constltutlon'
The following is the vote for and against the
Lecoupton Constitution, given on its submission
on the 9Th inst:
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Prices Reduced!

AOO SACKS OF sUPERFINE FLOUR
ZUU for sale, on commission, at reduced
prices, and every sack warranted good-for
Cash only-at B. F. RUFFNER CO.'S,
White Cloud, Kansas. jan. IA, So, If.
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r. II. RIFFNER & CO.,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES,
Forwarding & Commission Merchants,
WHITE CLOUD, KANSAS,
VTTOULD announce to the citizens Of Kan
w sas, Nebraska and Missouri. that they
are now offering bargains, in Dry Goods and
Groceries, &e., at Wholesale and Retail. and
will open out with a very extensive stock in the
Spring, and respectfully invite Merchants in the
back country to give them call, as they feel
confident they can sell Goods, 1t wholesale or
Retail. AZ cheap As they can be had in any OF the
liver towns in Kansas. They will also attend
to the Forwarding and Commission business.
on very liberal terms.
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!. From our personal knowledge Or he pes.,e-
ments In and around the above places, We have
no hesitation in saying thasshe great bulk of
these votes were fraudulent; and taking into
view other palpable, but less important frauds.
We feel safe In saying that ofthe whole vote poll
ed, not over 300 were legal votes, poIled By cit
iEens Of the Territory.
On the State ticket, the vote as returned.
stands as follows:
Smith. Roberts, Schuyler. Mead, Goodiu, Parrot.
Gov. Ii. Gov. Sec. State. Treas Aud'r. Cong.
623s 63lo $3.50 GAS 6l76 ee23
KrTuRNs RECEIVED SINCE.
637 6s7 637 es7 6s7 ss7
ss75 6s47 sss7 s88s ssis 72SO
rRo-sLAvERT. -
$3.50 GAO $3.50 e5Os 5o3 ssss
RETURNS RECEIVED srScT.
6 8 G 6
6A5 6446 6566 65I4 ssOs ss74
FREE STATE HAJoRrTIEs.
$50 sol sOI s71 sOz COG
OF the votes polled for the PrO-slavery ticket,
the three very prolific precincts above quoted.
polled as follows:
Oxford, johnson County, 73s
Shawnee, . oa9
KickapOO, Learenworth cou=ty.. $50
Aggregate, 2,579
To which, If we add the manifest frauds in
other places. we shall have an aggregate Of
more than 5000.
For the State Legislature the vote elects as
follows, counting As above all the fraudulent
votes cast, viz:
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REFERENCES:

Patterson L Zook. Forest City, No
Nave, Turner 4 Co., {"
Peter, Frazer 4 Co, Oregon, Mo.
Nave, MeCord & Co., Sc Joseph: Mo,
RI. MeGhee 3 Co.. Sc Louis, No.
dec. -, 81, #.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-09-10
BlLTIMoRE MARKETS, SEPT. g.


CoFFEE- ofen continues In Demand and tor good lots
the market is very rn. We have rcpDred to-day sales
vi :VJ bags good prime Rio at from II to ~
Low GRADES o Coffee CONTINUE dull md heavy We quote
RIO to-day 9}al0c for common lc for fair good
and liai2c tor prime. Luguayra Cof:c ranges rom
II 10 2 and quote lava do AZ l5sl6c Inc stock o.
day is abOut % 500 bags
fLoUR--There comparatively little done TIL, morn
ing in Flour, but the market for it quite hr3, aud
prices have rather upward tendency The only
reported Change were one OF lOQ bbs Ohio cut FIX.
tra S. ~. and of $50 bbls. Ohio Extra ST. We
quote Ohio and Howard Street Super firm IS 6ai and
City Mills do s. 62ia5 - per Dbl fer good brands
There some inquiry for City Mills super this morn.
ing but we heard vi sales being made Extra Flour.
quoted So tor Ohio. a6 - tor Howard Street, aud
81 20 per boil tor City sills. Rye Flour il steady
81 - and We quote City Corn Meal firm ut 81 10 per
barrel
GRArS For nearly all varieties Of Grain the demand
this morning brisk, and the market hrm The
ceipts WERE however light the entire offerings amounting
to less than 10000 bushels The Offering, embraced
IL 600 bushels Wueai, 50OO bushels Corn. and some
1900 bushels Oats Whest quite brisk and most OF
the offered sold lbs 3j for fair TO
prime reds l35 $50 Tor fair prime whites, and
white Wheaa ranging from 100 TO 1870 cents. White
Corn rather dull this morning. bur yellow do was ac
tive and buoynnt. White sold 80 e. cent?, and yellow
Al % for Inferior 90 9j cents Tor good and To. o.
400 bushels prime sold 100 cents per bu-he BY weight
Oats in nr request day and most OF the lots re-
ceivr were sold 70 10 .or new and u ccnt "
Old There was no Rye at market tbs morning ne
uote IL before IS cents Tor Maryland and 80 - CHS
for Pennsylvania
PhoyIsIoSs.-The Provision market is III much tue
condition Tor days past There lar IN
qury Tor Bacon, bat tor other descriptions OF Proslons
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-09-10
MICS Av0NIA ZONES.

We learn that this youthful Hdged'enne' whose
popularity Is nightly increasing hus lately resumed
her professional lsbors at the Theatre Royal Mon
treal, where she fulfilled brilliant engagement -
Her benefit was under the patronage OF Colonel Coils
and the officers Of the 18th regiment justly ceebra-
ted for their bravery in the Crmea. Their bright
uniforms and the attendance Of their fine band added
TO the gaie;y of the occasion At the conclusion of
the plsy, Miss Jones was crowned with wreath com
posed of thirteen stars, mingled with flowers. linen
came Autterng upon the stage couple OF doves tied
with .ri-colored ribbons.
Miss Jones has just commenced an engagement al
Toronto thence she goes to ST. Louis thence 10 Gin
cinnati, Louisville and Chicago. and on November
18th, she appears Richmond She may be certain of
a hearty welcome from her many warm friends and
her host OF admirers in her native city
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-09-10
Correspondence OF the Baltimore SUM-
The Slavery Discussion betccrn Parson Brornio
and Rer. Mr, Pryne,

The Slavery Discussion bst,ccrn ParSon BI0nnion
ami Rer. Mr.. Pryne.
The discussion of the question, sought American
Slavery to be psrpetuaied,' was commenced last eve
ming between Parson Brownlow, OF Tennes-ee, and
the Rev. A. Pryne, of New York, at the National
Guards Hall, Rsce street. One hundred persons.
principally males, were present. In consequence Of
Psrson Brownow suffering from an sff.crion of the
throat. he was unable to participate 10 persos. and
his opening was read by Mr.. VIM F. Small In the
opening the position assumed that slavery ts of
divine orign-that it has existed in all ages and in rl
countries-thst it was recognized Of God in the
commandment, "Thou shall not covet thy neigh.
hor's wife, nor his man servant, nor his maid
servant" &c.; the VOID servant In the He
brew siguiiyng slave. After numerous refer
ences to hible history in support OF the position
that slavery ia of divine origin the subject Of abo
tonism was touched upon. alec the slave trade about
which much WIS said, not, however, approvipgy-
Ihe opening assumed and attempted to show, by his
tory, that the slave irad1 nainly carried on by
Northern men, The vessels being fitted out in Essi
ern ports. The reading of the opening occupied
more than an hour. Mr.. Pryns followed in autwsr
aud spoke up to the Adjournment He of course, took
free coil view OF the subject Both speakers were
applauded by their respective friends The question
to be discussed was not touched upon by Mr.. B.own
low, il being reserved for future evening.
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c--The following are present rates az coastwis-
SALES OF STOCKS IN RICHMOND.

For the week endLnp SfptSnber III, lS)S.
RpPnKrED BY o. w. PURCELL Co, SrocI DR0kRRs.
Virginia per cent "a years rum sales at the Treasury
Do. Do shorter dates, sales t92'. tt93 and fiat
Bonds by the State last sales f93 and interest
Richmond City Bonds, last sales 1887 and interest.
Virginia Bank Stock, par 80 last sales 81! No Bank
Farmers Bank Stock, last sales fiu2. sock
Exchange Bank Stock last sales $l03 Offering.
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance stock, last sales $2G
Merchants Insurance Stock last sales t4ih.
Richmond Pire Association Stock, par s2O, sales $97
Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Stock
last sales 40
Virginia Central Railroad Stock. go.
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Stock last sales 45S.
Richmond and Danvie Railroad Stock, sale. t3s.
James River and Kanawha Stock, last sales 3d.
Richmond and Danvlle Railroad guaranteed bonds, last
sales 39l.
James River and Kanawha guaranteed bonds par va
4lD0; last sales VI and interest
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Bonds r? and interest
vrg mia Contra Railroad Bonds 473H fiat
Orange and Alexandria Railroad Bonds $40 and Interest
Iynchburg Gas Company S25.
Orange and Alexandria per Bond. 800 and interest
Manassas Gap Rail Road Bonds SOL and interest
Norfolk City 3I4H and nat.
SALES OF STOCKS IN RICHMOND.
REroHrED NJ john a LANCASTER n Sos,
For the Heek ending Thursday 3h Sep: 1888.
Virginia per cts. "a years ~ run, no
sales ut the Treasury. -......-.S
Virginia or cents shortcr dates Gales 81 and intere.
Bonds guaranteed by the State, last
Richmond City Bonds last sales 93i and interest
Virginia Bank Stock par s70-sales. ~
Farmers Bank stock, shlcs lU2
Exchange Bank Stock shlcs... 1903
Virginia Fire AID Marine Insurance
Stock, last sales 2.
Merchants Insurance Stock s.lcs.... 50
Richmond Fire Association Stock, par
S2n last sales Observation-Disclosures. 81
Richmond. Frederick burg and PGto-
mac Railroad stock, last en- ESQ.,. II
Virginia Central Railroad stock, last
sales OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 20
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad
Stock. last sales .-----...-...-..-... 50
Richmond and Danvillc Railroad Stock
last sales 81
James River and Kama VIVA Stock. last
aulna
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land is nov isolated in her opposition TO this Euro
pean enterprise.
A RON MOT.

Queen Nictnrias reception in " Brandenshurs "''
cYita." seems TO have been extremely enthusiastic
the part Of the multitude. Numerous instances
cited of We'll timed kindness the part OF "cn
p-rsouages. Even General Wrapgel q roos' o"
soldier, who prides himself speaking no'n''g 'u'
German, land that very incorrectly sna "ho'e
generally known to par,ake of the oroao nu''of VI
TIE barracks, succeeded in pe'pet1a'nS delicate
tlatery, which would have done homer 20 cou''.'
of I,on;s XIV. When permitted TO kiss he queen
hand, the General pronounced, with iono"e gravy
slbei, with u strong TeutooIo accent the hpshsh
word. "Welcomer" "Ab, General" said her MsJeT-
IT, rsce when have you learned to ePehk English T.
Your Majesty" replied the old soldier to this ques-
ton propounded in German '0n my honor "a' Is
the only English word l have to offer you.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-09-10
A TRUrH-TELLING STORY.

The following the conclusion OF touching sketch
which appears in the "Boston Herald:"
The proprietor WAS veIed. He tossed the shirt to
his customer and said sir, you simply ,nsuit me-
when you affirm that this garment il not cean-tha,
il has the least sain upon it. You leave my store,
sir do not desire to see you again."
There was singular CLEAN In the eyes OF the cu',o'
mer az he dashed the bundle upon the floor, where he
rrsmped il. He exclaimed in frenzy, ut IS stained
-damnably Isaw pale young woman stitching it
for email price-for half prce-for almost no price.
Her tears fell fast and scalding upon H. 1t is Well
Won say you can make it no whittier by your washing;
for those tears which were the blood of a soul are
stitched into every seam cannot wear it-'twould
burn my bosom like fire. II was her ast Shirt y"u
have driven her forth and she now walks the path
that leads to hell every day. She's Broadway
prostitute. No, no, no, you can't wash 1t ouI; you
can never wash it ont!
Poor lunatic," said the proprietor, III thought all
along this man was oraZy!" and h. went immediate
~ for an officer, to have bis troublesome cusomer
removed to unatic hospital
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-09-10
ALEXANDRIA MARKETS. sErr Q.

FLOUR The receipts Of Flour are incressin,. AZ
Their. is II very fair demand We notice sales Of ln-l
street 5upe' fine 81 Extra may be quoed AT 81 81
-, aud Family a: 81 50 :. The demand tor ENi.
aud Family is confined exclusively TO the city trade tie
stcks not being sufficient 10 allow o! transactions BY
pers
WuKAT.-'fhr market Yesterday was dropping. The
offerings Change wrrr i-r but buyers still told
ng Of, md most Of the Wheat offered wns withdraw
holders pr-ierr;nl to wal; rather than submit 10 d-co
There Of inferior to good white nj l 40 .ui
l3j GEMS, AMI poor red at l%2 cents We p.l-
Waite or red tor which higher prices could readily he ob
raincd
CORS The d"mrnd for continues brisk. and
prices have n tendency upwards Sales on Chang 70,
trrdsy Of prime white Il; Be other lots I'll Sc. ~
sales Of yellow reported and our quotations Tor ar le
scripton nominal
Rlr.-Ssl"s At -or.. with lair demand and lic!i m
cep,s
OATS Offerings l-ht. quotation, unchHn led, viz. 81.
10 CENTS fJr interior Ia prime
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-09-10
NEW YORK MARKETS. SEPT. :


i'READsrrFrS.-Thc -four market continues IN do
particularly for the extreme grades The l,yarcrf
ties ni rejected are nearly Unsi!ciblc aud we 10, ,
c0n= :'rdclr CONCESSION b.lu. mu- -four worth s.,
and npwh'd. Round hoop Ohlu Is Alec dun and br.,.
with slight decline. We hear OF whole L,s of the b
rejected snpn5Hne selling 81 and extra do AZ a. y
lne samples being ne-rly sound. Southern hour j, dr.
gin; heavily under large receipts decline Of loc ~
accept to-day tor invor:tc Petersburg brand Can
hnur IA "early nominal Rye Hour and meal are a.
changed -
WHEAr- The market opened steady, but with tree ~.
irrinss closed very duh and heavy sales IA O0J bu.b
Southern rcd tn mirrs at ~ l7al -? 900 bu,h,l. So,
do 81 III: 1909 bushels Southern and Kentucky Wb"'
81 3iat ID 1900 bushels White Michigan al 81
CoRS.-Wrstern mixed aeain gave way to.day Sal.
~ lOO bushels at GIa'l l2c NJ the clo-c heated could 49,
be sold II tie lower hsgre-onv Doe offer, So,rb.,
corn steady sale - 900 bushels mixed 10 49,
Southern nj s0ts3c inferior parcels oereI lower
los sold at SOC. OF yellow i6o0 bushels prime ,oi
g.c wa
TOBACCO The demand is steadily ncremn, with
tar amount al .hcs Mt vel! maintained prices S,..s
nhs kentucky NJ 0al2e PAS bsles Havana iJn3.. .i,
Cuba, private f"rms $50 do Yafa private terms ID
seed Lcli, hi oic lJc
CrHde Pig M9syG u,
ESpotlS u pas "eeN ,-...'... hC 2y3
DO Sine January l..-.-...ij,-37 aglS;,
same umr 1901 no 2,39 |
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-09-10
FOREIGN MIsSI0NARY MEEr1NG

DETROIT, September The forty ninth annual
me.iing of The American Board OF Commissioners
for Foreign Missions opened to day at the First Pres
kns d - president, WAS in tbs chair, who called
the Rev. S. G.. Aiken. ID ID to I-ad the devotional
1e-.is.s t. TREASURER reported receipts from
al, sources 1854 uSO aut lie expenditures S372 O4l
l-av;ny with IT, de- al tn previous Year. a orb
cheney OF $40 $40. Two corpoiar- ,nentefs aud i've
mis-, onhrrs ii d during tie year. Nineteen new
ini,sioDales had gone out.
fhe Rev. George Shepard ID. d., preached the IN.
nual sermon this evening.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-09-10
TIE ATLANTIC CABLE.

New York. Sept. S.-Mr. Field snys that dis
patch from Trinity Bay informs him that although
ibe insulation of The cable remains perfect. no me-
sage bsen received over it for several days. He
does not know the cause, but conjectures 1t is the
change of The shore end at Ealenils
When tn. Afrcs sailed it was known that the con-
necrion Of Mr. Whitehouse with the Atlantic Compa-
ny would cea.e about the lst in-t and it would ap.
pear more probsbl- that the working ceased from
com. action Of his or his partisan.
Mr.. Thompson was to fucceed MIR. Whitehouse, and
it is quite possihIe that The delay is caused by bis
experiments, which regarded perfectly childlsh
by practical photographers. 1t also rumorvd that
the company had arranged with Mr.. Hughes to place
his instruments at Valsntis and Trinity Bay, about
the Goth or IS b inst.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-09-10

NEW ORLEANS COTTON TRADE SErr d.
The bnnusl Price Current is received We make l..
following extracts The total receipts of Cotton. 4.
port since lat September from al. sources are J. G73. -
bales This includes 100 U7 bales received iron
Mobile. Florida and Tcxns by aud this being deiuct
rrccp.s proper shown To be- I52 400 hsles br
an increase compared las year q: l77.2- br-s Tt
total export since lzt september 90 7O7 bales.
which lOlGTlU bale. were -hppri Ia Great Blhit
500 10 France, 81 .,J- the Norm nnl south Of r..
r"p- snd l6i 6j! 10 unicd Sa;ns ports The roal re
ccpt- al all the Atlantic nnd Gulf ports up 10 the late"
d."s received. rs shown BY our general cotton tnbi.
50-J6i baes but the actual crop, when made up it
int az Srp,"mh.r hy The New York Shipping Nh Com
mercla List with the dnrenc. III stocks Aucusts anc
Hamburg receipts overland. So will not be- lar from
BLOB 100 bales increase OF lb3 III bales compared
win the crop 81 lrt year. The hlr, reported iurns the
6ic 400 bales receipts of b. ole
bales, the deficiency bong caused lay shipments factors
md planters account, The marker proepcct tor the COM
ing crops appear he generally fvorthc especially tor
on; leading s'nplr cotton, the demand Tor which msy be
expected To increase IN proportion IN the Improvements
now going forward IN the manufacturing interests h, home
md nhruul :"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-09-10
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
a.. L,6,tore of m, EunujrY,.


WHEELING, Sept. 9th, 1858.
Gentlemen:-As it ia now generally conceded on
all hands that Judge Brockenbrough is ~ 10 the
next candidate for Governor. 1.-THE grauous decina-
tion by Mr.. Clemens to the contrary n0twitbssnd-
ing permit 10 bring 10 the notice Of our eastern
frienos the name Of gentleman well qualified in .v.
cry way, high toned, consistent aud conserva live
Democrat to preside the Senate, of which be is
now distinguished member, and 10 fill out the gu
bsrnatorial ticket Tor the next election lie is gen
tleman aso whom the West would delight 10 honor
with the distinction of Lieutenant Governor. alude
TO John w. e. Catlett, E.q, of Gloucester. Mr..
Catlett is frequently called upon TO preside The
Senate temporarily. and there is member Of that
distinguished body who presded with more dignity,
inpgrtiaty and fairness than he. Firm in his pur-
poses, conservative in hs views and uDcompromising
in his devotion to The interest of Virginia and the
preservation of her institutions, he lie emnenlly quail
flied aud deserves 10 be- placed upon The ticket with
Judge Brockenbrough
With Ihs ticket before the people the Democracy
ia nvincible, and by their election suspicion OF
unsoundn-ss on the great Southern question can ut
tach TO Virginia. They are conservative men, true
TO The institutions of the South, whose pact records
are uustained even by the breath Of suspicion.
TRANs-ALLEGHAHY.