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Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-11-12

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AUGUSTUS HALL.
hlIhLEE WAkhL-T.
SAN ". BLACK.
J. CutHLls I. S~stIsrUUT, CLERK o. the Supreme Cuur
~ fha Territory Of Nebraska, do hereby rri ID that Ga
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I0W on SO W nav rmc"
tn witness uh.Jr.f ... hauaurt5 sci my hand and
the ssJ Of si4 Yuuty ,hIs rurteerth day uf August
A ~ 1855.
CH4HLE T. SALISBURY.
T1crE of the gnpf efur Court.
Papers throughout N. Territory give thls ibr-s ln
ssru6ns and send thei- bili to Clsrk % Supreme Court,
At umshs CITY ui,h one copy Of tho payer c9ntaining
the sAms. mas
JAMES W. VIRTUE,
LAND AGENT AND NOTARY PUBLIC
DakotR ity, n. n.
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Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-11-12

ITO the farming community desiring grind-
Ing, ne would say that every Friday IL set
apart FOR grinding corn. but parties coming
With = hundred OF more hushels, oan theeame
ground on any day save Sunday
We will DO ready by the hrst Of Agust Or
making h8ur
Lumber, sAjugles snd lsth can lie had atth'
saw mill Of said oumpaDy, on most reasonable
terms JTRACT & BROTH,RS
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rHE pRJNcE or THE

HOUSE OP DAEID
Tafe. cate a ts H.Iy City iutb. l..- O.
Panuds F'th.s ba.fs o. t-auslauau SON -
'Alerausrah htNs in the bidltque OF he
Czst of REypt. ht sa 'ctter ~ Ains, o. jew
.sh maidtl ef AleE. adria, sgj1nrniuE u Jaru
sa'em ~ the days 70. Jsrod. a vVaItay J
r. Eeypt rsis.ug as an eys-Withets OIL be-
rcenes la tle utt 10 Jesus of Nsz1retH rom
BIZ 6apus-a in fas J.rIaa 80 aIs orug. fE.. o.
Caiyary ENtet bs } H.. luErsm q .tor
OF s. Jaha's .burch, Mobile. Oas ..u
900 psges. % ma.. si1th gi-, beau uIy
jus;ratsi pate 1926
De the demand Tor this uork WI be- very
great BOOKSELLERS Ono wish q uHrlg 0i zoe
ii.t ediu.@ 1a.g.l send al ne their order im-
mejiately.
Agents wanted in al parts Of she Unitcd
State 20 sell the above work, TO whom liberal
indaceu.s.s 20 10 given.
Haa1y & Rlssell, publishers. Al order.
should be addressed 10 #. Dayton, General
seent. ~ John street NeE YOJk.
Eiii..g Of papers giving the above With this
notice two Insertions viii receive soopy otthe
work by mail prersit.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-11-12
NEW STAGE LIME

HAVING TAKEN A CON TRACT nov
~ 3 " Bennett, 10 convey thor ~ af9h
FAhAle RIVER near 20 PLATE 81, nINlhnk
10y prepared 70 earry passenger on tbI. ronS q
Persous travelling through this rslir-
line a cheap and p~lessant one pgrsa 'l' lnih
connection With TIE Msssrs, Reupatt IA
tends rem the Platte river, vim Nesrvrts aus
and direct Communication is thus oDe,. eNy g1s
S ny ~ Kansas hroqgh the fairest poIae5 y,
CITY D'AoiA ani SON
wit. a. blout a.
omaAn Qty rq Bellevue 20 Platte rtvo
saratosa, Florence, Fort Calhoun. n, 80 eF1 .
city, Iekama, Decatur, Blsokbird, Orsasl y.r
TIME TABLE.
From Omaha uu Bellevue 10 Platte r,v.,
bennetts line u Nebraska City ever bVeseN
sunday morning, returning snme dave sd2yt ID
From Omaha ria Saratoga, Worence ana
70 Dosoto, Monday and Friday moruls7s' sStSlsa
from omaha wa Saratoga, Florence. Ps-t or
DeSoto, Ginning city, Tekamah, Decatur 5loN
Omadi TO Dakota, Monday mornings. returnia
sLntelJ. NJ II. d. IQpkso,
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-11-12
PUBLIC LAND SALES.

II will pay particular attentisn to the pur-
II chase and entry of land in the Dakota
District, at the sale at the Lsnd OGce in this
place, on the 18th of July next, having
had a large body Of the finest lands in the
District selected with a view to this sale.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-11-12
REFEREES,

James Buchanan, President Of United States
John Q. Breckenridge Wee President ~ United States,
Eon, A, Hall, Hon Y ", Cobb, Hon n. NJ. shorter,
Ben uenry and A.C Dodge, Hon. u, y. Chapman mem
6urs aud ex-memeUrs of Congress, HoUon a StribbNuE,
GecrratOwu. ID.
Baldwin, ridge A Co p J. McMahau, E.P Low and
Thos. N. Benton, Jr, bankers ana dealers Council
A!sfs, Iowa.
Col. Parker and naicr Gilmore, Register aud Receiver
az the Land once at Omsfa GOV Mark " IEsrd, UOU
& 4, Rogers, August B. uufsv. umEha
Hon. J. l. 0ibtF . a " zen, Nrnrnsks
~. Natiy, p 4 @ rt worth 8 INtny.,
i==siL. Gsys5s . e agcuy- uubugn,
Iowa.
lion. 2. " osssidv non I walker. Hon q
Finch, Port Des Moiues i0u
q. L. d, Croekvell -t. A.,.
iOwa,
. .G-isitvrv .u lg-sITH u.". u.
rscted 10 the p@Fes.3rul N.-.t. .t...
chavawn HOUSE, c5rlsl d. nlot a-g si#
July IS, 1857. nj
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-11-12

LXCHANGE and Lapd Warrants bought and
IL sold.
Land Warrants located on time in the Oma-
bs and Dakota Land Districts, Nebraska.
Lands carefully selected and warrants Local
ted in the Sioux City and Council Bluffs Dis.
%tricta, Iowa.
Buys and sells farmo, Town and City proper
~.
Invest and loau money FOR eastern capital
ISIS
Particular attention given to the collection Of
debts and paying of taxes in Nebraska and
western Iowa, and all business pertaining to a
general agency Office, transacted.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-11-12
DAKOTA CITY.

\ LII whom this may concern take nolbs
n that the stock that was issued calling a,
ten (l0) lots in DAKOTA City, N. T.. to sab
share, has drawn nine (9), and, on presept,.
ton Of said stock TO the President or Aren,
at Dakota City, the deed for the said nine In,
can be obtained at any time, and the stock
that was Issued to me, the undersigned Il
presented within three [3l months from date,
| will make q deed for the lot lacking to maks
up the ten [101 and retain The csrff,
cate after the 10 lots have been decided
and endorsed thereon, as evidence that
said certificate has been satisfied, as BY rv
honor | am holden to each and ee6tV sapa,s
that holds certificates that have been sjrne5
or backed by me, that the said stock be an.
ned In full but If not presented before tls
expiration Of said time, l will not hold myself
responsible for any loss that may be or my
have been sustained by the donations Of loy
to others by the Company, which donation
we're bona hde transactions, by vote Of Il,
company.
j.. D. NJ. CR0CKwELL,
Dakota City, n. T,
April let, 1853,
N, b. Persons wishing their deeds Of o.
Company, If they will forward their ceriE-
Gates to me, will obtain them gratis.
no28:3m.
Augustus Kountss. Herman Korntle. Riiam Koala
KOUNTzE BROTHERS,
BANKERS AND REAL ESTATE AGENT
And Dealers in Exchange & Coin.
Exchange sold on the Principal Cities in FqraPt
Ss-Buy, sell and locate Baud Tsrrants-Es
OMAHA CITY, N. 7. - DAKOTA CITY, \, 7,
CPECIAL attention given % The collection ~ DOH
> and So the payment Of ta1es 10 Aohrasks and low
Money loaned for Eastern Capitalists. Interest .
on time deposits.
Lands aud town property bought and sold.
Lands entered on time for actual settlers.
Government lands eeleJted and lCcdte8 with vs-.sHl
or cash, on commission, or for IA shErs Of the prJtE "a
the OMAHA, DAKOTA, NEBRASKA CITY s. Brown
WILLIE Districts, in Nebraska, and the COUNCIL
BLUFF and SIOUX CITY Districts 10 lows.
Lands in Omaha, Nebraska city and Brownvile dis
tricts,will be In market ON And and after September brn
1888. Those in Council Bluffs and Sioux City Distitn
are now in market.
Good references given at all the principal points IA
the States. n39I
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-11-12
MCNEIL & &C

MCNEIL e. CO.,
BANKERS 6 LAND AGENTS,
OMAHA CITY, NEBRASKA.
c. MCNEIL. J.J. MoNELL, JUN.
J.. y. VAN N~osTRAyD, ATTORNEY AT LAW.
ATONELL & co. WILL ATTEND TO THE COLLEC.
NJ tion Of debts and payment of taxes In the eastern
States, Iowa, Nebraska and Kansas: Lands entered for
cash or on time. Land Warrants bought and sold.
Money invested on Real Estate Security.
Reliable information will be furnished to any invest.
ing through us, in regard 70 Western Lands, contsm,
plated Railroads, Village Sites, sc.
Any business entrusted to our care, will be attended
TO with promptness aud accuracy,
REFERENCES;
Chas. A. Macy, President Park Bank, New York.
George Oornwell, President Highland Bank New
Burgh.
f. ". Parrlngton, President QuassIck Bank, New
Burgh.
". A. Davies, President Merchants Bank Pokeepsle.
Il. J. Oakley, Cashier Merchants Exchange Rank, New
ork. aEFR
A. p, Halsey, Vice President, Bank Of NeW York.
J. NJ. Warren, President Bsnh Of Troy.
II Bamsdeil, President N, Y. & Erie Railroad.
Hon. Cyrus p. Smith, Brooklyn, New York. 4.
Allen & Co, Bankers, Fort Des Moines.
j. Wendover, st, Louis.
Marx W Isard, Governor Of Nebraska.
4 r. Gilmore, Receiver Of Land Office, Omaha
g A. Parker, Register Of Land Office, Omaha.
Jesse Lowe, Mayor of Omaha.
J.S Morton, Editor Nebraska City News.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-11-12
DAKOTA T N. T,

WILL GIYEs STRICT ATTENTION To ANY AGENCY
w business entrusted 20 their care, such "a the buy
iug, selling aud renting Of resi- estate and town prop.
ertY, the locating of claims In Western Iowa and Ne.
brnskA, and they trust from tho large amount of prop.
Brty they have on hand for sale, aud their general
Bnowiodre Of tho vvst 90 NJ able % render perfect sat.
ifhrtion.
The buying, selling and locating o. land.varrsnts in
the Sioux CiF, Council Bluffs, Omaha and Dakota land
Districts, aud tho selecting and entering flandF In the
same dstrcts, giving a description Of the same. and
guaranteeing 70 To be correct.
Collecting debts, dues aud demands the examination
.. h.es - lands sud claims, paving { Xes, Investing
money 1t western rates Of Interest, In western Iowa
and Nebraska
Acting a. agents for Steamboats,, Periodical and In.
surarce Companies.
Taking Of money on deposit for use or safe keeping,
when for use aibOrGl interest allowed.
The procuring Of employment, the furnishing of
hands end giving Information 20 any that wish 10 set
bs In the west, ~ 70 the best localities and business to
enter lpto. J. d. NJ. CROCKW ELL. President
W. II, 8. HuGREs, Secretary.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-11-12
CIRCULAR
To Land 0Eesrs ~ i@- Tc--t,-i.s ef As,sa,-
sg,a, Kus4' and Nsbrl,tL.

-
so.a, Kus4, and N.5rl,EL
DN joint resolution Of Congress, approved
ID Sd March, 1857, valid presumption cla'u
on the 18th and Seth sections, heretofore pee
served for schools in the Territories Of Min
nesota, kansas and Nebraska, will he recoG-
nassd, whore the settlement has been or nay
be made prior to the survey.
lst. lu cases whore the approved p'o' ~
survey has not yet been returned the d,clrr-
atory statement must be hled within three
months after the receipt Of such approval Dla'
~ the District Once.
2nd. When the plat ia now in the REGISTERS
Ohice, the declaration must be flei nirhiu
three months from the Grst publication Of tr,s
circular n yo1r l-ud district. A failure 10
comply with th,s requirement viii work f-r
fixture ~ the oIam.
TBOS A HESDRICEe "-uw,
Lands snsseEhated By law pr ths u. ,fre
itAry, and aher purposes VIII e exclude
salsA
The oneripF o. the shove lands vl. D.. rn. .
fhe dave appuiuted ara Ht. rr r.f HUr
whish they arc HdTer-iF
bssn offered, and The sales
- Kent onen longer than f- o. "a
trg Of Any Of The lands wH. b. Omitted allI 1ttf tls
eTpfratgon Of the two seeks
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-11-12
GREENE, WEARE AND BEYTor
Bankers, Dealers I'm ExshanR,
Land Agents.

COUNCIL BLUFFS IOWA.
NOTES AND BILLS COLLECTED AVN mn,
~ TO any psrt Of the United States. HL5
Money received on deposit ana interest s,iova
Eastern or Southern Drafts furnished m sam,
purchasers. suns Hi
Land ON funds psid for ourrouey CT sr,
change. OF" ia
Loans effected on good security.
Taxes pu Z titles examined, and Real Eta
aud sold on ~Commissban. Ai
ment. eN az
once opposite Pa,i6c House, IN v.s.la-s
Gfice. e.
BL~EEhGNgES:
?. &. Jsspr. & Co..
W. y, barney 4 Co. bankers, Dubuoue low,
Cook 4 sargent, Bankers, Davenport. Iowa
Uulogrion q Reno, Bankers. Iowa City, Iowa
People, Bank, New York city.
ketchem, Rogers & Bonnet, BankeHs. Nav vi ~
Seldom, Withers & TO-, Washington, D.
Hon. Cbas. Mason, Com. Of Patents, Wssbingt,,
Hon. a Dodge, S. U. s., Burlington, Iowa.
" @. W. Jones, " Dubuque, Iowa.
" Jos. Williams, Chief Justice, Muscatine. Tov,
Council Bluffs, Iowa.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-11-12
TO RE-E MPTROS.

HAYE constantly on hand Land Warrants
IL Of oil denominations, for loan on time
entries and FOR cash sales.
All War an guaranteed.
Attention given to the preparation of pa
pers for Pre-emptors, and all business con
nscted with the Land Office.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-11-12

ZEIGLER & ECKHART,
HAVE jus, opeoed a fine and complete as
ii sgEiment Of
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS
G l. Z II | n G ,
BOOTS AND SHO s,
And every sbing that is usually kept in variety
stores in Dakota city
We are prepared to offer inducements to the
citizens Of
Dakota City,
Omadl,
Logan,
ST. Johns,
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-11-12
W. L. ~CARNAHAN,
LEyI KIME.

LEvI KIAE. L. Il. eLYRX
kline d. CLARK,
ATTORNEYS AMI C-OCNsELLORs AT LAW AND
Il General Land Agents, Fort Calhoun, Nebraska Ter
ritory-Will practice in the several courts Of Western
Iowa and Nebraska. Lands entered for settlers and dis.
tant dealers, for cashier on time, Taxes paid, titles eX-
amined, and real estate bought and sOldo commission.
Notes and bills collected, ard RENTED 10 any part Of
the United ~states.-Money received on deposit, and in
terest allowed. Loans effected on good security. Land
warrants bought, sold indicated. Choice selections Of
government plats kept posted 10 date,
REFERENCES
Hon Jesse D. Bright,
Hon. John Hickman, Washin gton, .. C.
Hyasenth Lasells, ESQ.
Messrs. Walker & Early, 22 Broadway, MY.
b. Douglass & Co, Philadelphia.
lion. Nimrod Strickland, West Chester, Pa.
Dr. l. z. Cofnan, Phoenix, Pa.
Cassidy & Test, Council Bluffs, Iowa,
Ntsctali WoodWRrd, Banker, Chicago.
hon. James Bradley, Laporte, Ind.
W. II. Brown. indianapolis, Ind
Gov. N. w.. lizard, Omaha, n. T.
Aiden q White, Nebraska City, Mt. nj
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-11-12
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTORS.
!. S. LASp OFFIcE

U. s. LASD OFFICE,
Dakota CITY May 5S. 1859.
: ME plats for the following townships have
L been received az this Office, aud the office
is now open for prescriptions on the same.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-11-12

JOSEPH HOLMAN. WILLIAM q. CRAWFORD.
HOLMAN e CRAWFORD,
attorneys at LaO and General Land Agents,
DAKOTA CITY, N. I.
WILL give strict attention to all business entrusted
W to them In tine Courts Of the Territory, and in the
ounties OF Harrison, Woodbury., and Monoua- Iowa.;
ocation Of Government Lands in the Sioux CITY and
Council Bluff Land Districts, Iowa; buy aud sell land
warrants, pay taxes, make Investments at Western
rates OF interest, Investigate titles, and attend TO on
other business pertaining 20 a Land Brokerage.
BEPER TO
Hon. A, Hall, Keosauqua. Iowa,
" W. r. W. Cobb, Bcifonte, Alabama,
" J. Z, Kinney, Nebraska City,
" r. S. shorter, Alabama,
" J. G. Hall, Burlington, Iowa,
T.. A, Walker, Des Molnes, Iowa,
finch 4 Crocker,
Hedge & Heaton, Z"
Cassidy & Clark, Sioux City, 4" nj
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-11-12
IMPORTANT
IN FOR ATISN
DR.. INIT

HAVING removed his Office from 81 Vine street n 70
IL Pine street, Saint Louis, Missouri, continue 70 Be
Consulted on all diseases OFFS
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-11-12

J. b. IL. PATRICK, Register
eGo B CRAZY Rs-eirer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-31

square up their accounts at Charleston Nor are
&c intestine democratic divisions upon men
ni.ed 10 New York. In Virginia there is Wise
ehane and Hunter clique, between which tie
faitJ there have narrowly escaped II crushing
defeat In Louisiana there is Siidef aad an
anti sldell clique, perfectly frrious against each
other ia Georgia there il Cobb aud au anti
Cobb movement going on, snd in Pennsylvania
the confusion in the camp -ies analysis.
Let the New York democ 10y. therefore cou-
soic themselves with che reflection that they are
not aloae Ia their troubles, but have plenty of
conf any, ard that much nay be done 10 twelve
moths 10 bring all these things right side up
again Let them also be consoied with this idea
that between Seward men and autI Seward men,
Between anti-slavery leaders aud conservative
Americans and old line wings orth and South,
the opposition forces will uuquestiouably be d.
yided in 1860 into ~ least two Presidential par
ties, and thus the battle will be made exceeding
ly interesting. Meant me, we await the upshot of
this Astcr House haydshell caucus. TO the soits
it may be peace; but we fear that it will be a
war, like that between Francis Joseph and Louis
NavOleon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-31
Street Opening and Widening svyindIes.

OIL
The HERALD very properly takes exception to the whole
sale swinding which too frequently perpstTa.ed nv
srecuators and others in street openings wdenngs and
alleged improvements Under the preext OF olic good
the most sfupendoue frauds committed agsi1st pro
perty holders and the substantial generally
Thus s difficult ascertain whether the men who ao
ply FOR such important street alterations actusted BY
proper motives not For part during an acquao-
lance with the affairs OF the Corporation which covers
period Of quarter OF century say that not ous
in ten OF these propositions originate asked for By
persons who are not governed by selfish or pecuu,ary
motives While the quiet ctlz an s attending to Ills
legitimate concerns the WHY lobby agent hurryins
through the Corporation for his principals in the back
ground take away the property Of tho ct
zen or to destroy IT, preense Of public adv ausgo
toEs, who are well known brokers' for the accomosl
ment OF such infamous schemes OF plumber II there arc
Drckers for Stocks for merchandise for real estate
Ia short for the several departments Of trade go are
;here, within sight OF tho City Hail, brokers in municipal
Tome rich by acting as intermediates between The corru
official and the outsider who job or an improve
ment" The bargain Is seldom or ever struck directly
With the official he is too cunning for that The middle
man or broker is sought and with him that the little
arrangements s made The corruptor and the oorrctee
are not brought into Pcrsonai contact-ono
pipe upon tho other The broker engages to nut tns
thirg through for 20 much rnoncyhe amount dependent
upon the value importance Of the measure and thus the
rsrsv sb oHs 40 do S OF win The
orbe Is Rven 10 the asoDt his commission brokerage
we 90 MOI know but of,er hear vague grumbngs h1t
the hon IS share.
This ia TO fsncy sketch 1t ia Gods iruth--and the Hin
RAND IL Dot vide Of he mark when 1t ionounces the pro-
Positions TO widen Nassau and csher as infamous
pioneering ohe Not but that there may be some few
honot men who have been inveiged support bus
that there s mighty big niger In tne fence which should
be smoked out Fer our part have hesitation In
saying that opposed 70 the s,hee md when va
AGA that having Bought two hne lots, not on NASSAU
street, nrn which ste building the largest and
newspaper edtdce for tie at paper that New yor
cs0 sncrd we may be acauod of any o.ec Than dsais
fssigd motives u Cur oryosi.oa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-31

1hk VIRGINIA EIECTION.-Wo cannot rs yet
undertake any definite solution Of the returns of
the Virginia election. The immense labyrinthine
mountain region of that State, thinly inhabited,
and without any of the modern facilities of ex-
presses, teis graphs and railroads, cannot be tho
roughly CLEANED, perhaps, for some days to come
We think, however, that enough ia ascertained
to settle the question of Letcher's election a.
Governor by seriously reduced majority, and
that unless the democracy next time do great
deal better, they will be thoroughly beaten
They cannot stand on the doubtful ground of
ibis election. They must advance, or they will
be Inevitably driven back in the next encounter
oefore the victorious opposition. The Richmond
Enquirer seems to be somewhat amazed at the
wonderful organization and strength OF the cp
position upon "a three months notice, consider
ing that three months ago nothing more than the
mere shadow of an opposition party was sup
posed to exist in the Old Dominion. The sub
ject is indeed fun OF alarming suggestions to the
~rsDgliDg democracy; Tor if the lew opposition
party Of Virginia have done this thing in their
first experimental election, what may they not
do in the second!
We apprehend that but for John Minor Bolts
aud his policy of easy terms Of union with the
New York black republicans, Cog gin could and
would have been elected the successor of Go
vernon Wise. The result as it is should encour-
age the opposition of kentucky and Tennessee
10 strike cut boldly for an independent national
organization, and to rcpudiate at once in this
Vic ants nd cnt ha Oc fpsJ
with the black republicans upon any terms
short Of their absolute surrender. There can be
no union in 1860 between the Northern abolition
followers of Seward and the Southern disci
pies of such conservative men as Critteuden
aud John Bell. That is certain. In the mean
sine, however, the very suspicion that the oppo-
sition Of the South are anxious for the shelter Of
The republican camp, operates to strengthen the
Southern sectional and secession democracy.
Let the Southern opposition forces, then, withou,
further delay, take their ground as fixed ana
independent organization for 1860, upon broad
national platform, regulating the sectional cx-
cesses Of the nigger-worshiPpers of the North
and the niger drivers Of the South, and they
may build up party competent to control the
Presidential issue.
If our black republican organs in this quarter
find any comfort in the Virginia elections, they
find it in the defeat Of GOggin. The reason il
obvious. They do not want a third Presidential
party in the field; but in the narrow escape OF
Letcher it is evident that there is room enough,
ard that there are materials enough in the
South fer very powerful third party in 1860.
We know, too, that upon national constitutions
al platform such a party would carry away the
balance Of power ip the North from the black
republicans. Such are the teachings Of this Vi-
ginia election, AID they will be followed up