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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-19


Mr.. BucHANAN's New York organ, the Herald,
presents its readers with the following da.uerrco.
type of the rival factions of the New York civ
democracy. We commend il to the attention Of
the brethren:
Under the vile system, Of misrule, terrorism
and brutality which charac,erises both the faction
at Tammany aud that ut Mozart Hal, citizens Of
uns,a.ntd and irreprosehable reputation have
sh-Ynk back from such association AS the vrr,
worst Concentration of deprayi,v aui wnkainos
IL the country. A grave md serious ANALYSIS Of
the lists = General Committee who ,i.ye hithcrt,
head in ,Lcir haads the strings of conventions
aad who sayo heen virtually Invested With he
choice Of IN rulers. and with the power If pre-
sentng t'einsc.ves ne The representative; &c III,
State ad city at National Convention. would
perfectly startle the unsophistiealed am nv cur
readers ~ its terrible deyelopemcn.s. II is the
exact and literal truth, thai graduate, iron,
BlackwelPs Island and from Sing Sing, po,-aouse
proprietots OF the lowest aud most degraded de.
scriptlon, keepers and owners Of tho f>iie.t dcns
of disease and prostitution, shoulder hitcrs AMI
strikeis--the history of whose exploits is to 70
found in police chronicles Of gouginss, rlainia..
and otter exeerahi, bra.flfies--o,en thieves.
pocAes 5onk sna:chers and burglars, are number.
ored among those VINO are CONSPICUOUS at every
period OF nominations and elections. and who have
been heretofore relied on to sway at will the pop
uiar current And whom scoundrels like these
present themselves as delegates, or in sunpo,t If
delegates at State and city Conventions they
blend together intriguing roeaes FROM Albany and
the interior, and after having done their utmos,
TO plumber the city, and plunge it int, anarchy
league shemselyes with such men as Cassidy
Cagger and their associates, to in ppse The corrni,
rule Of the Regency upon The State
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-19
a Valuable James River Farm
With 2j Negroes, Stock, CrOpS, &C.. far S,,,

9A0 IsHALI. on TUESDAY the 2sd day OF Noyent Wv
wv the premises al public auction, sell nv Ftru 81
A-iainng about SO Acres, In the county Of (smnh e
joining Judge k0bcrtsoD, WIN. Cough, Col NJ Ianyho,' va
Others about four miles from Lynehburg Immediate aid
James River aud Kanawha Canal and within a few On le
yards of the southside Ralrond About half of ill.,
in original growth Of good timber and attached TO II
and fertile ISLAND Of about 70 Acres This faym H. f
ell one Of the bst larns In upper Virginia The land
wen enclosed under new fences In high state of
and has about 100 Acres well set In Orchard Grnss IL
Herds Grass and Clover and geOd Ofchard upon i,
provenents Brick Dwe cling House, wh six rooms III
Kitchen, an oserseers House Negro Cabins stables
Houses Wheat Barns, Tobacco Barns with ali OIL -
Outlouses Most oil the Improvements have been
built. ~ '''ch'l!
Al the same time, will sell Is LIKELY NEoRops
young,) consisting OF Men, Women Boys and Girls =,
aud Mules lanong them two ae blooded Mares, nov .;,
by Red Eye,) Yoke of Oxen 10 Mich Cows AMI cal a
head of other Cattle 50 head of Hogs, (he Cows ar, ~
and DcyoD. aud the Hogs Chester aud Berkshire
Devon Bull 800 100 barrels OF Corn with shucks
from same and Straw from 1880 bushels Of Wheat II"
Dri, lhnsing Machine Wagons and Harness. ,ori M
Plantation Tools "''i
Terms 2one FIJI of the purchase money for the Lam, a H.
required In cash. negotiable note satisfactorily enr
four mouths discount added the residue In equal In,h
Of L. and years. bonds with good personal security h.
interest from date. and title retained until purchase mon
paid. he and other property go will h. -
crc, Of II months negotiable satisfactorily
ed intrr.s II added.
would prefer selling the Land Negroes Stock Crops 4,
together To any one wishing 10 purchase In that way y
gam may be had AMI upon an, Time that reasonable un
woui,. ask "'
Mr.. Willis n. Mays will show the place 10 any one w,
10 ste it, IS
A'hiress me Il, I!nchburg, Va
oct c-,it2znur EDWARD ID CIIRIsTI,N
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-19

We're We asked what L. the evil, par excellence
nj this country, weshould answer, nnhe.itatinsv
ntma% g"i~n. 1t operates upon every condition
IN lite. All that is haze hcial u the public veal
i; yehem nifty assa all that is Injurious it elo
quently advocates. II j. ever on the ga rare for
u wnr spcc'; IA tie political horizon 70 ,na.ui!y
into n lowering cloud. 1t is untirug in lis excf-
tiuns "a originate popular measures, however an
aganislic they msy he Ia right aorall, or legally
- Hasaiagfon Stotes.
Aye. and to thr DEM cratic Party, ofall others,
is the country indebted Car the evil of which thu
States speaks. Through the in>trrnentali'y If
tina; party Demasognisn has boon exalted above
Notwithstanding above Worth-Succe,s
above pri"cife Party ab.ye Country. How long
this state ri lhiugs will continue lime alone can
tell. We igr it has 80 ilinded the people to
the true INTEREST of their country, that moth
ing short .! revolution can effect Q rsforma-
ton.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-19

The democracy regard the slavery asiistion as
al AN end-as settled by the triumphant success of
the principles which they fought for lS5b.a
~ cnchel and confirmed bv the authoritative en-
dorssment of those principles by the Supreme
Court Of the United States. whose duty it i, t, lie
eide all constitutional questions. and from whose
decision there is no appeal - Washington cp'sti
tuition
They have Singular way, says tho Na'hvil.
Patriot Of showing that they regard the slavery
agitation as Mt On end" What hut slavery ny-
taon' furnishes the staple of all tho speeches Of
democratic speakers--the editorials of democrats
newspapers and the barrangucs Of dem ,crntis
crossroads leaders: Why, they have nothing
else TO stir up the cnuntry. Without it the party
would vun to seed in nne moon. The leaders are
now working il up into tho form they think best
suited 10 alarm the fears ot the southern people
and make then unit in the next Presidential
election. No laNer ever knealed his dough VITA
halt the persistent zeal they are displaying in get
ting slavery agitation" il such shape as to
give thon ~ tho riss. Bat whether they can
,uececl Ii II matter ol 4 nit. The ,nasses, begin
to through tic j3cep Lion. and WILL We huge
uaisri :, the repetition of slavery agitation
triets.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-19
Fair ofthe Lynchburg Agricultural and
Mechanical Society.

PROGRAMME FOR TO DAY WEDNESDAY
fst Masic.
ID. The Executive Committee will meet at I'D
o'einck. to receive reports 81 Judges.
ID. Tro.ting matches and Trials of speed will
,a1e place at l01 o'clock. Judges arc requested
u attend Mt that time.
4th. The annual meeting Of the Society will be
held at Martins Warehouse. beginning at u o.
clo,k, p NJ.
9th. The annual address will be delivered at II
O'Clock, by the lion. 7. =. B,cock.
9Th. The judges will continue to act in their
various departments.
ith. Snnh stock Us may De ordered out by the
Tx 'cutive Committee will be exhibited in tho
ring.
by order Of the Executive Committee.
A. McDoNALD, Secretary.
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Valuable Rea! Estate For Sale in Liber,,

*. DESIRING 10 remove, offer for SALE privately ir
LILY. desirable RESIDENCE, known Chestnut HILL r,@,
Liberty! The lot contains ~ acres OF land having On
besides two Offices the grounds sdjaceut all the
onbndnsS and n'enences, either entirely new or
good repair. " ="
Also Tobacco Factory, situated convenient to the @
and lifted ny with and improved lily sraulc MH,b,a,
aud all the o.,r iAurea necessary for conducting The V
featuring business large scale There also the l
tory lot u Box Shop and Houses for the hands.
deem it nn,eccssar. give particular description
OF this property, persons wishing o purchase r,e
examine for themselves.
Should the above property not be disposed Of before the =,
day oil October neNi viii that day, he Of a, n
auction 10 the highest Bladder, upon liberal crt.ht.
aug 2i-djiawtds MIcAJAH DAY..
Ri,hmoni " lir coDy clls
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-19

in fsis State -hch Is preparing 70 bell The NOM.
,.at.4n al Charleston, unless IL he nsuglas or
Frar kiln Pisros. 1.-The Democracy at Charleston
should construe the Cincinnatl Platform - 10
cover thsprinoiplss sfsas bred 5eess Decision. and
ieclsae 20 nominate Douglas, We srs prepared 10
SEQ general stampede from the present. national
Democratic Organisation In New England.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-19

We receive very itesalnriy the Richmond
M.ruiar New, aud the Richmond Examiner. As
We e. the othcr Richmond papers regularly. we
presume the fault mast be In the ofhees OF the
Publishers. yaluing these papers very highly,
Ne would be glad TO -. them every day with tho
athers
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Sale Ct Valuable Property.

A IN pursuance OF decree oi the Cfcui Court too
i oke pronounced al the August lcr $50 IN the su At
Peck anghorne trugh! 10 close the partnership ba,,
Of Peek, iianfr Langhrne) the Undersigned vas A.
pointed Commissioner Tor that PURPOSE will Offer for sale
the highest bidder. in the town of Bristol WrDxEspAY line
"a ia. of November, 1855, THE VALUABLE TOWN PROP
ERrY in the town Of Goobs0n, Tor Brsol owned y Pea
Hanord nnghornc, consisting Of LOT facing the mo
Depot oi the Virginia IL tennessee Railroad tho E, Ten
aud Nr5ina Raroad, w front over 400 feet off
which there are the follow Ing improvements Viz: Brick Tr
high 10 feet 'front.' with six rooms two rir.
with three Kitchen una servants House rooms >un
Huus. torn ritz and stable, h room for - Horses 4 i
fu ALLEY. with Bar Room Lumber House anl l.D. lul
ali ia repair with Veil On the io nne w;l,r p,i M
most rr'ahc srran in the place Also, TWO LOIS On liz
East str al the Virginia AZ le-ssce Railroad Depot All Of
these s occupy positions in respect 10 trade travel a
10 any Improved Property in oo-on Bristol and. bosses,
advantages superior Ia that tan bc had in either place
IERHs SALEfhc terms of sale directed BY the decree
OF Court are 'pows onethrd cash. and the balance on
credit q" and Il months the purchaser giving bonds nero
Table pacf Ml sufficient personal SECURITY Tor the deferred
PAYMENTS 1h,se terms the parties Interested may make m
f,' orac MS 10 the credit payments The title will be retained
until Ia. purchase nionr! IL paid in full
sept 2i-dt2nos y. JOHNSTON, Commissioner
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-19

We have received from the Office Of the Peters
burg Press. copy Of the admirable Address de-
livered hy the Hon. r. l.. 7. Beale Of westmore.
lard County, Virginia, before The Young Ladies
Of the Pcicr.''ars Femclc College at it. late annu.
q. CJ;lEicn ..uien,.
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Hair RAStOratiVn.

.
m VI pleased Ia le atr Ia record tit Saii actiun
Jxsy of PATRONS after ral ~ ic1 N,l "r>ci ia
couus. We have c satisfaction kUnw cra
readers VIM have used Prot Nun> 3r Restorative and pro-
bounced II I, be Jus what The advertisement We
have several personal acquaintance. Who hca %
they hI,, tried it, th,i hair is
color, aud tA wilg ail tolr efficacy aud
Mil give frt,r Information H. others desiring HIS speaks
well hr iie article NJ wAl wis, appear
beaded, To Mous HAIR Ee,ur4 Bta5t Pfrio
Sold 10y all good ii.g. sisi-. sept 2a-2w
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l Card.-RemoYal.

MYTH view Of having larger house. and in
W central position, the undersigned will his ok <
iia.lsare Cnilery, Gyms &c- to the STORE HOUSE, No. G
MAIN slEEEI f'rmery knows AZ lanceg~,' directly u
h, up IN an elegant n'ann-r expess, for the arpa1 and
viii be occupied lc 18th Of OCTOBER, 1850 Having matte
srs. additions my sock IN ir course OF the las ro,,
n" Fail trade hope 10 present such inducements and a'r
lions hs VIII command the attention ami a; The public
lioe visiting ami residing in the city cnday iydt'
sNnhe M. stock IN ,ne way Of English laie AMI P'ek Ut
er3, na Rifles and Pistols, House ping goods S,Nc nj
Plated War;, Locks Of every Kind, Woo. AMI Wh"s War
Fret.h Glass Oil Carpets oil Shades. Wni"w Cornire Dads
and Pms Carpenters and other Mechanic Tools Building
Materials. AAlcs and Springs, Carriage aud aec Eel
i's iiab+ and oirkes Leather Bands, & as and eA
l, Iali SKINS aud olir Leather, Shn, r,is Ingsh r
die Bits, Slirruis a, Filings. Circular Nn'
warranted Files, Farming Utensils, -. auI, dc
scrp'ion o articles noi generally t'
nents. ". -IAtt's ;.
successor 10 .,i.t = 80
oct l0-lls ,.,.ttntz
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to Shipmasters and Crews

Important to Shipmasters and Crews.
M ~ SOME tweny year, snce WAS seriously in
PSG Jured Ia nj hip, b, coming in contact WI
The anchor az The SHIP Of which second The br'isc
bnd TINT hip has given great trouble the
time since, until Si April when heard III DAVIS
Pam hilrr, aud iIn' a procured bottle, and by
according to thc directions, entirely cured In about days,
and have mo-, experienced the ll,t trouble from y complaint
Feeling The importance having this valuable medicine
stant1 10y before nriing lr Ia March last Ia the
ship Louvre. from N"w rk, purchase two large bottles to
take nh While at Antwerp. OF attack
ed With very seV,rr Il! nor! gave him line Pain Killer,
and IT cured him In n hurry.
TN my hunr win hundred aud sS y-f1r
administered this valuable. All who
sick and none TOOK without getting rcet One Ia paSscn-
III particular troubled N bad hcaacli for when
she sad There having troubled with 1t
OF the tim" for told her lad remedy md
her the Pain Killer which, 10 her SURPRISE did effect the
she had long sought in vain for. had good nc
a. ever was put on board ship bat did open H. there being
no Necessity for 1.-THE Pain Killer answered nl purposes And
do most sincerely recommend 10 tpmlstr always
lake good supply of this valuable medicine Wt linn going
l" sen as II Is valuable and convenient Of
wounds "r bruises which liable 10, aud frequently Ito hap
Ia crews shiphnnrd.
tlRlsrOptiER ALLYN, late Master Of The Ship Louvre
iB-d5
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-19

Er!}" To TUE VorEKs THE COUNTY Of CAMP
tfrY or IyScuBrRG:l announce myself
dictate r The rloT~shp of The County "urt Of Gampbe
sept il-d,,- THO J." ARLINGTON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-19

Va" We are authorized t. announce K. f. MAN
q Campbell county. sept l5,itdoie
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IIANiNG purchased tin, ..1...,.,o t... - -
4 the present FAIR may he found i.,i,
day Persons having articles 10 SD III ;l1a. ra nIo
sale every afternoon from to ocank
oct l>rlh b. AKEIss, Or h A. AkE..s.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-19

lrsS" We are authorised to announce j. n COR
Don Candidate for the Cicrksip of the County Court of
Campbell by the resignation of Geo VIM Dab
Isl Ecctiou Isl MoNDAN in November sept lldldc
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-19

Es.," We are authorised To announce WARNER
T. JONES, Esq, candidate for the Ccrksip of the Coun
I, Court Of Campbell county. sept ii-d&ctdofe
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-19

tnp PEAS, of styles 1s resolved aud t, he soil
~ Nv. l"rl !, l.>l s.tBl.ER " JuNE-.
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Orange & Alexandria r.. r. Company
~ ssr- TIE Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders al this
fELG Comnn, viii he held at the Uncc OF the Company,
IN Alexandria, iut spAy, HE 81 day OF November next
"et 7-dcodtinoy JAMES H. REID. Clerk
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-19

"Aho LAMPs.-I have Just received large tut Il Ire
~ mos beautiful hE Oil LAMPS offered in this nh'k
WIN m Improved burner that will hurn any kipi Of Coal on
without st'i,.. warrant the burner he represented,
ur they ";' ' taken back also White Coal Gl t sac
by [lei iSd.sl j. n THOMPSON Druggist.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-19

Hsis" We are authorized to announce GRAN
WILLIE JORDAN rs candidate for state Commissioner OF the
l.cN cnuc ihi. district oct i2-dtluc
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-pI..L,i\l. NOTICES.
B. Y. B. G..

oanks So 3. =.
80 An TDrfnipers Of this Antique Oriental OfdeE In
~ guA standing and full irlge ship eFe Commanded 10
The X y. Rancho. TharsaF afs rnoen. 81
oelsch noune AMI fall, equipped for grand DfessPa
Tsdsr 81 The fHIs Grounds At o'cl "a.
By of.',r of the CdIk GeHi
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-19
FOR CLERK.

psgF' We are authorized to announce JNO ID.
ALEXANDER candidate r the Clckship Of the County
{ uuu % taHpi.l. snp 2s-dior
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m x- EIPoET having been put IN circulation io ID
tR effect that stalls are nil fl cd We take This "iF
tnny radi the rir, AMI would further state that
hal. amp e acroulB,-da'i N for all who may call .
..t Ia-.iis EDMOSDs h TURNER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-19
CA DIDATEs Fer OFFICE.
FOR COMMIssIoNER OF REVENUE

no9~To InE NurERa pg rnE Cry OF LySCHBrEG:
ncr myself candidate far The Office Of State Commits
slpmcfinr this tiy. Election. III III November neyi.
oci t4-dtdule* WM. X. TURP1S
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-19

AEE> xoTieE TO JrDoEs-Judgc% for lie Fair
~ rcarttr 10 r.-Iort Themselves the Chief Marshall
ON catering ilpe Grounds this uierning
nci Is.dis A. MCDONALD. Secretary.
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i. . = 4,
AN The 9Th inst, In Amherst ynehbnrg bet cen In,
" Bridge and Magrudcrs Shop II large plain WOJI EN
SHAWL Any Information relative Ia its whereabouts II h,
thankfully received. DAVID WOoDSoN
oct lS-d1t Temperance. A,DA,F,I IA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-04-14
LEICHER's REPUTATION.

Honest John" rtpuiia,ei his Obligation
to pay for publishing the RufTner address.
becausr there we're some Objectionable
things in it, which, however, be never p1iut.
cd out when DR. Rudaer challenged him 70
the task. When Mr. Gosgin exposed toe
waste ofthS pubic money in paying the ,av
srn BIZ Of kossr;s AID lis c-orl e Hun.
g,rianswhO drank champaign smoked Sc
CARS at the rate Of 500 day, Mr. Letcher
&i the Senate paid the I'LL from its eontiu
gcutfuud, but be did not tell the ,oyereicus
tha, he voted with the bulk oftLe Democratic
House to invite K0sslih and hi. re,inue -
We can hardly suppose, If Kossath bad se-
cepted the invitation ofihe House, instead
Of that the Sepate, be would have voted 10
repudi.,e the I'LL. Tho vote for the invita-.
ton was vote for all the attendant. erpeu.
sss How will Mr. J.. get around hi. pledge
in this iustauce
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-04-14
COUNTY coSvxNrioS.

The orPosiiioe party. for the coaa,y Of Jefef.
son. s'.sne lee in Conv,stioa. al "Jsaenoa Hall"
ia csafles'o~a, on Friday last, s,A inst, for the
purpose Of noninsli0g suitable person, ss eau.
ditae> to represent Jefferson In the seat House
ct Delegates.
The C0n,enIi1n Ne. ofganixed BY the selection
81 Capt JOHN MoLER, a. Pr,sitsnt. Hrou
y. PssSLsros, 60 .. Wee Pre.idsai. and the
aPPu'nimrhtoi { H. SrswAEr ssS W W. b.
oiLLIHEs, AZ Secretaries
IA y. Gsliaher novel hat all prssent. Of the
oPPo'ii'os party se requested to pariieipa,, 40 III,
seIeeTat'ons OF The C0bvsn lion, wb,eA MOTIFS.
vas sdop,es
The following gentlemen we're present, repre-.
sentins their respective Districts:
Dstic' ~. ! c. Il Mecurdy. BALKAN a..
S,t1. iona "ss', joel Cup, John w.lravsn @
DsSi,id NJ. ,. 3. Harde.,y. David Hno,s,
X Is HELM, III. y. Pendeioh, wm. Gtanth.m
James Lee Gtiggs. u. VI. Palt, M,eAse! C.Iem.r
An'hony Tarnsr. X v Shir,y
DIi'tci Ne ;. ID. Hammond J.mr,y u.,..
w A. Sad4Hh j W. DAVIS. Tho- III Wtui.
w. l. Ties e, J. Z. WHt,hite. Albert nil., =
w. Wfs'sg Wm ButGeu. c. & PorI,I " A.
20 ~. 4 . b.snon Jo,. , Ahell. w. w. u
O4lisher, w ID Bs,scoc X n Gsusbrr
DaSs'le! W 1. q. w. EicAelb~rF.r w y Al,
ahGe, y Brown. Thos Laesl.nd, l. IL Cam.
bell LaekArt w Galiahrr. q w S..
+. Kennedy, JHhs selten Jrhn Mo-, ~ "a
TATE Chas. IL sessrt, l. apen Coleman q p
Nssau, sSs<n S.vs
DidTi',s No s &. A. Humric ktou,r ! A
'unes John Suycsf, x. n Sbsrhrrd mr.
=, R,''' ~ W john spanE'ef G. l. hurer &
l. Young A Barton. T. l. Wa, 49, =
D.a'tci NJ :. A. H. Her. q n. s,..h...
WIN. 7. hnoy, Singleton Chsmbef, n.
A L. Kennedy, moved, that. commit. q, -.
I rom eacA Di.ifieits Appointed 10 nfe.,ptn.m.,
that the motion be smsEted go ma ~. 80
| ton may report names-which vas ,s,,,,s, :"
moiion 10 nominate oae Candida, a.. Tin.
ssdop,ec. 81 u"'
| were in order "VN'1@"ut'
ko- y DuAe, JOHN J Lock A. K.,,.sv .r,
'0na u, Shifity, were put IN nOniasth,n
| MI henhcdy withdrew hi, name. ,,a A.
shInry vasal'o Withdrawn by his fri,nF.
% the ist Ballot RSber n. Duk. va,nori,,
~d-hAE,ng TeCcivefbJa Votss-oui OF SIS 80
seated. John }. Loo. was Nominated mon M
s,s o,-havihs received 81 vo,ss-out ,
-, On motion Of A F. Kennedy. IN. vote va. !.
~ am jus for Messrs. Duke and Loci.
| va uo'l.n. rommivee VA aproipiri d, ,
! CIiS' The nominees. The Chair spDotnIs1
henneiy, { Mccuriy. NJ. C'aIm,n - :
| l1rter, LaSsoH B'rs A. Rumtic - ~. u \ =
! sRaag!ef, and 4. III Herr ~"
nc = nit e. fsuietioT few nom.nt, 8,
! returned Nuh John J. L.Oc. who .-rs,,., .,
h,n'asl1n ~ biiri, but pertinent id !fe.,
oH u2'lon the Convention aliuurr.f
JOHN MoLEs P-,..s,-,
Wv B, G.1t.um Serrfs,ta