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uUENTHER. ARCHITECT. '

~ 10Y :. AZ me 'hool room of Henry Uroning.
stTn,tin =, 70 door from sth 10 5th street In,
.SlorlhE from Pictures taken here and In a,hrr
session s"o Of ia sketehns from Nature 10
day and Friday. from 3 to o'ciocn PW''"y' lues-
Recommendations aud pictures can ha s.on q, a.,
above place and on the days named " '"'" nj TUG
References can be- given by Cant rh,o.. -. G.
Ia .0-2w% ' A@'o'
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| cffce of the New York and Virginia Steamshsr
Company. LUDLAM 4 PLEASAETS, Agents.
La III &C vv GREAT \ : NORTH NORTH;

0 UTE-CAKRY1NH THE GREAT UNITED
STATES MAIL.-Twice daily Sunday night ex-
cepted,) between Richmond, Washington, Balti-
tant points West over the RICHMOND FREDER-
ICKSBURG and POTOMAC RAILROAD. IS miles.
and by splendid and comfortable Steamers thence
being comfortable and perfectly safe rate Of speed
Hours of departure, Gas A. ID, and Ii z. NJ.
BAGGAGE, under charge of Special Agents
CHECKED THROUGH to Washisgtcn. Baltimore
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NOTICE. have this day appointed
IN JOHN X GUYER, Of this city, my Agent. to
conduct a Lager Beer Saloon In sad city, to buy
s"@ 'eA' 'o' e DELARUE.
Richn.ond Jan 7th. 1859. ia lot.
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By P. G. Larus, Auctioneer,

MIGHT. SALES Il will continue the
~ Night Sales Of Q large lot of Gold, Plated and
Silver Watches, and Jewelry of every descriptien,
Each article offered will positively be sold.
de 22@ s. p G LARUG Aucf
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By Goddin 4 Apperson, Aucts.
SALE OF LAND IN HEN.

Office in basement Metropolitan Hall.
de l7-2awtluJauktdt9s
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pETI(,DI.AS'

] nrrICF North side Of Broad. ID door below
u ssI{F{UTsNCE. 18th, between Broad and Marshall
hk>''" IA S-fms
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\ .- DR.
Gre Of his
evening.
1fe Rocks
This occa.
nG scenes
cts toths
'kst for a
ST5cents.
COM.
a l$-at
-
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nuNT

:. 90 mission MERCHANT.
~ p6, FRONT sTREET,
NEW YORK,
a.. sale ot Virginia and kentucky Tobacco
50, - Cons.snments to his address, promptly and
. ssrT,,lv attended 60. So
NoxA. January /, 1859. "a TIM
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7 EVILS y WEBB & CO,
l. WHOLESALE GRQCERS

GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No Is MAIN ST., RICHMOND, VA,
0e.r their services for the sale of FLOUR, WHEAT.
NhhN TON ACIe). &c ~ 3D-SIn
MARBLE WORK The largest snd
VI .nssrest sSsort nlent of SiOgUMENFs. TONES.
EEtD ptECkS Sc, in tie clay, 10 BE- found st
MILLER Il VINCBNTS,
on Main ST.. between 5th and 6th sts and
nesrl- opposite ID Baptist Church.
MONUMENTS Of any design made 70 order of the
tsrt quality of Italian or American Marble.
LEfTERIS9 neatly executed. su 6-6m
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WILLIAM S. PHILLIPS,
w lpNEQkJ AIENr n rnI r rNrnp

will continue to hire out negroes rent out houses,
settle and adjust claims of every description the
numerous pat ons for the very liberal patronage
they have heretofore bestow ed on him and be hopes
by STRICT attention to business, to merit cOntinu-
ance OF the same Office 18th. between Main and
Bank streets de 25-d&Wlm
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SLAUGHTER

u SAEAN ~ "a hs'f
II. ATTORNEY AT LAW,
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.
r.-+A,n1ar at.aptian give to ail CLAIMS and
otll ECPIONs from the Eastern and Northern
-. .-,,Nis Tenn n>t d ISIS no Ism
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BY Goddin & Apperson, Auots.
MULES. WAGONS, HORSES, pRAYs.

M 0LES, WAGONS, HOKHkS, DRAYE.
- DO. AT AUCTION.-The owner dssirfus 70
change bis present business. We VIII sell &C War.
January, 1852. at u O'Clock A M, Is we'll broksa
Mules, le street Wagons and Harness, one large
one Dray and Harness; one Top Buggs; one younc
Mare and Riding Hourse, &c, &c.
TKRAe-For oil sums less than $50 cash; for that
SUN and above, on q credit of four months for ap-
proved negotiable paper.
ja7 GODDIN 4 ApPER9ON Aucta
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT FUEL.-Tbe nm.
- dersl9ned having in charge some COCO or 3 00o
Dusnels hoe. but good strong COAL, can deIyar IL
any part OF the CITY, at $3.50 per load of twenty
nyo susneis. CHARTER.
ia Dts Gray's Yard. Near the Arnorv
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sszyya FOR sALE-A No. ICUW

A$A aud CALF, city rsisod-about i've years
<=zzG-old Apply At Louisa Hotel. o. Broad
! ear Central Depot. ia l3-2t*
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SHERIFFS SALE OF CLOTHING. &C.
10y virtue Of three executions In my hands
against Levy. in favor Of Il Morris Co Lew
ana Wilzinski. will sell ct public auction. for
cash. ca at the store OF 4 Cook. on MONDAY. Jan.
r. az ~ o,ciock large Let Of ready made winter
Of the usual variety. ~ NoA''''i"s
I3-tds rTyvonN
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IOA BBLS, COMMON WhIsKEY
lOo 81 bbls Old Bourbon do, very superior
~ bb G sugar
10 hhis sugar fair TO choice
$50 boxes Adamantne Candies, various brands
~ hhds bright Sides
III hhdt 90 do Shoulders
10 tierces Cincinnati Lard
5lfssI SeRars, assorted
Is bills N O Mu'asses, Lew crop
10 bags Rio Coffee
~ bags prime Laguayra Coffee
Together with full assortment OF Brandies. Wines,
Gin, fluff Cordage, WOODWARD, &C. &c. in store and
10 arrive, for sale by
"a 10 PoII<, FARLEY q tO-
r ONION HAIR BRUSHES. "A lar ge
II assortment q the best qualities. Received By
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NEGRO HIRING, &o.--The subscribe,
NEGRO HIRING,

IN
friends and the public for '' ''i"ees W 0ii
po- ,h. HIRING OUT NEGROES
. .e ensuing year. lie pledges biz seIf n p,a :;
rs efAeIIons TO promote the interest ri tbosa ,h
col Itn win their business and to nav ana
ea attention to the neg oes during sics nsss spe
satisfaction. 10 De apie TO give
ONCE ut the old stand of Dabney Can,ho-,, .o.
er 0, Main and 18th streets opposite the NJ ch.r
de aa-s,ro,r,. EDWARD N DABNEY.
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. ~ ,nnruroARY AND nRuaalsT.

APoTHRCARY AND DRUGGIST.
No I2a BROAD STREET.
-, ,,ei,.ss Of this .,sfal tishmeni heretofore con
"a Iy Mr. A Lss$tlE, dec ii, viii from this time
q. 81 charsc OF the subsoriper, rs the agent OF ms
H,'hcr ,,,,. -.-iss -, In thu nsma
Ty,sfR II. BLAIh,
% h,rshy Sroint my son, ii BiAth, my Aseh'
-.-f,r}e me above mentioned business
&c a., JANE BLAIR.
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By Alexander Mott.

. y by AleXander Nott.
MIGHT SALES. Il will offer for sale ct
Y auction TONIGHT, and continue every niehs
through che WINTER large and complete asssgt
ment Jeweiyr, Ready made Clothing Nett Bhirts
and Drawers, Fancy Articles, &C.
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DMINIS TRATOR'S SAL q

y ~ ~ oI HdIVN a L e On
at II o'clock. at the late residence Of the deceassd
10 Henrce county, shall sell at public auction. all
he personal estate of John Farrar, decd consist.
ing OF Household and Kitchen Furpiture farminr
Utensils, stock of Horses, Cattle. &c.
On all sums Of $50 and over credit of sig months
note, with approved security For all purchasas
under $50, the cash will be required.
All persons having claims against tbs estate will
present them at once, either to the undersigned or
70 my attorneys, Messrs spilman Black we'll
Inose indebted to the estate will please call lii a.
wise and settle. JOHN II CHII NV "Ao'
ia ids Admir- of Inhn 80,
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EDUCATION,
'TBE CHIswICK SCHOOL,
CLASSICAL ANE EN0LISH
TH Mica WEST or RfrTyRGND

The exercises Of this School will be resumed on
MONDAY January Eth. and Close July 2eth The
location IL unusually healthy. The discipline IA
Christian and Parental,
Tuition for the scholastic year from $ao 10 Sac &C.
eording to grade.
Hoard including table. rooms, bed, fuel, lights
weshing, si2}s per month. half pay able In
rue subscriber 10 grateful for the liberal patron.
aance ~ lC ~ ~ 49, ~" 10 III y"
mond. 40 ., 49, ""N'o'7 "ie u, ny ~ ~ -
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OEVENTEEN MOST DEsIRABLE

SALE AT AUCTI0N.-Will be sold, on THURS
DAY, the 3st March, 1859 at ~ o'clock, P NJ sew
enteen most desirable and eligible located lots on
Council Chamber HILL
Particulars as to terms of sale &C., will be hero.
after announced. Unusual Inducements will be Of
fered.
G0DDIN APPERS0N
10
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1ST BAPTIST CHURCH-CUSHION
will dispose of portion of thu drab DAMASK
CUSHIONS, recently usea in the First Baptist
Church, il early application is made
JOHN II REGNAULT,
Paper Hanger and Ulholsterer
ls2 Main ct, square above the new Custom House.
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W6OO REWARD. AN.
VIRGINIA REMEDY.-Mrs. DAVIS

VIh6lNlA hEMEU1. -Mro. UAW
hOOU6H ELIXIR, one OF the best known RENE.
dies for Coughs and Colds, has been 10 use In Rich
mond and ita vicinity for the past fifteen or twenty
years, ana has always proved efdcacious In Coughs
and Colds. The following certificate wss voiuntarf
ly given by Rev. Mr.. Wies in 1854.
B0wLINa GREEN, CAROLINE, March "a 1884:
Mr. q, o. WALTEs-Dear Sir: 1 take pleasure In
informing you that Mrs DAVIS Cesoh Elrir."
pun chased Of you. has acted like charm upon my
little daughter. when she had the Whooping Cough
very bad have used IL also In cases OF Colds, At
tended with ssvere coughing, and In sry case the
same happy results have been produced. regard
this preparation as an excellent medicine and Ia my
A. WILES,
Pastor q the \, B. Church. South. On Caroline Cir
For sale b.. Mrs A. B. DAVIS. Usher Winston
Millspaugh Jshnstop, ]. w. 0artick, >. }. Pfcos
4. BodsEsr and chas b. Yale. Richmond. &c y
EURH, FURG, FUR6.-Just receives
+ frssh supply Of stons Msrten. Lynx. Titel
and Golden fiteh. capss, Hall Cspes, victortne
ton q The ladies particularly rsqSsy,sd::o
Successor - Bintosd. pickinson . vetslgsr..
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by Thomas W. Keesee,
(Ohnce corner Of 18th and Cary streets1

M? HORSES, q pair of fine young
sATrnSagys, very gentle, will be sold publicly on
% ~ uHDAf morning, January 18th, at 10 O'clock
Depot. wv A'"' 'uo central haiiroac
,o Inc horses can be seen at MIR Hix's stabIes en-
iota street. near Cary. ''' Oh
saie conducted by THos w KEEsEE. Auct.
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No 100, Corner of Main and 18th SITS.
Ciothier and Merchant Tailor.

TOYS FAR BELOW COST TO close
L out the remnants of H. Q Christmas stock, we
will sell at great sacrifice. Plenty nice toys left
and they mnst be sold in a hurry. to make r0cm for
our House furnishing Goods. of which . splendid
assortme mt has Just arrived
We received a large assortment Of Looking Glass
Plates and Frames, of onr own importation. Re
taiiers and housekeepers will study their interests
by giving US q cal-New York prices.
kerosine Oil Lamps and Old Dominion Coffee and
Tea Pots the greatest novelties of day on hand
10 abundance, as well as silyer-Plsted bIitania'
White Metal and Albatta goods Of every desctip-
ton.
Our stock of China and Glassware, notwitpstand-
ing our immense iles about Christmas. wnen we
supplied many happy couple. made happier stii
by our low prices is well assorted.
Ledger, Day and Cash Books, Japanued bii Head
Cash and Letter Boxes, and other GOODS lot the
can be had right cheapat
Eoruer Broa1 and I'd rsets.
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A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF Me-
Z GROES.-Will be sold to the highest h;6der
ior cash at Iaylorsylle, in the county of Hsnoysr
ou saIOKDAY, tue 18th day OF January. ls5a
likely. Az " nna,HA y wi anu
ia t-ab Admir- of W ID Winstop
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Euzzzszx3 THE ADAMS EXPRESS

~ 0coM Ma Apn AZ MAJ, nA a Sas;ns
resumed their Steamship Express to and from N or
town and Roanoke, which leave New York every
Wednesday and Saturday, and thence by railroad to
Weldon, Wilmington, Hynchburg Salem, Wy theville
and the principal places in Virginia and Nerth Caro-
lina are now prepared to forward, with great dis.
patch, and at reduced rates. every kind of Merchan
disc. Valuable PARCELS. Jowelry. &C.. to the above
Our Express on the Steamships will be accompanied
by special Messengers, who will give their personal
attention to the careful handling Of goods entrusted
to the ADAMS EXPRESS CO.'S Steamship Express.
Shippers will please take notice that packages to
points in Virginia and North Carolina will be sent By
steamers, unless otherwise marked.
Freight received day Of sailing, until O'clock
Pm. ]. L. MACDONOUGH,
Agent Of Adams Express %.
~. SPECIAL NOTICE.-Express packages for
Norfolk Petersburg, Richmond and all p. faces in Viz
gna and North Carolina, intended for shin meat By
steamships Roanoke and jamestown, will hereafter
be received by the ADAMS IMPRESS COMPANY
who the authorized Agents for Express privileges
on these ships.
cfhce of the New York and Virginia Steamship
Company. LUDLAM PLEASAkTS. Agents.
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VALUABLE FARM IN NEW KENT
COUNTY, FOR SALE.-I offer for sale private
ly, that valuable FARM. ownedby Mr. VIM Wood
ward, lying in the lower end of New Kent two.
miles from Barhamsville on what is called the Back
Road, miles from the junction of the York and
Pamunkoy rivers. and within ,hree-quarters of an
hours ride to the best FISH and oyster landing and
nine mill from the Courthouse. 1t contains 434A
Acres about half cleared, and is in fine state Of
Improvement; producing well of usual crops. The
improvements embarrassing Of a large
kitchen. barn, negro quarters. &c The society is
very go d. location healthy and well uatered. A
great bargain can be had in this farm and will be
shown to any person wishing to purchase. by MIR
Woodward, living on il, and any further Informs
ton given upon application to
B LYME,
Land Agent and Auctioneer
Office III basement Metropolitan Hall
no I5-2taw2m
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Ir ISLAND W. Nd OF or S1NohcA. OLD SPAIN II
FOX SALE.The suhsc -iber has for sale. at his sta
bic in Rocket, 2 Soc SPANISH JACKS, one 6
years aud one " airs old next spring. well grown g.
least IA hands high, and in prime CONDITION. These
Jacks said TO be the finest ought TO this
coultry, by judges, and the subscriber would be
happy 10 exhibit them to any one DESTROYS Of pur-
chasing, giving their pedigree, &c.
pElER + CIRVEDO,
ia l2-lw* Rockets near X O Haskins,
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NCTICE.-The connection between the
~ undersigned and Col. P. A. WOODS. is this
day dissolved by mutual consent Our firm will
continue as heretofore.
" Il G GWATHMEY.
kichmnnd Va Ian 81 1ghQ
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FAMILIES LOOK TO IT.-The under
|. signed has now il store the most complete stock
or FAMILY GROCEhIbS, WINES and LIQUORS.
which n warrants as to quality and price, not to
oe e1celIed by any house i'll the city. Would name
Ieas, sugars, Cofees Brandies. Wines, Gins
spices, PICKLES. tlolasses Old Rye, Irish Whiskey
Sutter Lard Fish Peach Apply Brandy
smoked beef, saimon,ac Cider, Rum, Honey. &c.
KAVENAGH,
FRANKLIN batwaa,, ystb - ic.L
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WE request our customers. and the
W public IN general, that wish to have of our
well known LION LAGER BEER. TO send their or.
ders. either direct by our travelling age MT, Mr.
MAN RoTHENHEIN, as Messrs ID SALoMoN Co have
ceased TO be our agents,
The SPEYEhs LION BREWERY.
ALBERT SPEYERS, President
New York Jan G. 1859 /. I1-6t
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hfTHROUGH TICKETS to ALL the above points
procured at this office 3road street. Shockoe Hill.
81 PASSENGERS By this route, breakfast and suI
dine on board the comfortable Steamers between
AQUA Greek and Washington.
IN SIGHT OF MT. VERNON.
a6rRor further information. apply to
y. RUTH, Supt.
JAS WINSTON. Ticket Agent.
LOUIS ZIxMER, Western Agent.
OFFICE R,F.&P X. IL. COL
Richmond, Sept7, 1858. oc2
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-12

Ess- The last plough, the last hoe. the last
axe, the last iron wedge. and the last little
boh-tailed poney," is the chief weapon of
offense with which Gov. HARRIS assails Col.
NETHERLAND. The local candidates aud the
newspaper press have followed the example.
and from one end of the Stateto the other,
the great Democratic frog pond is vocal with
the note of the last plough, the last hoe, the
last axe. the last iron wedge, and the last
3" little bob-tailed poney." We suppose this
precious piece of skGlduggery will be
kept up till the last vote is put in the ballot
box and the last second of the last minute of
the last hour preceding the close of the polls
lection day, has expired. Then the author
and participators in it, will begin to look
sheepish, and feel mean. aud by the time the
last returns come in, hang their heads in
shame. 1t is astonishing to whatlittle things
some folks will resort in a political canvass.
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The Last Hat.

The democracy have hard money candi
date for the Legislature in Hawkins county
His name is PHILIP CRtTz-the colt JAKt
MILLER says NErHERLAND did not break. He
is hard in more respects than one, rs the read
er will acknowledge after reading the follow
ing statement of the Knoxville Wing:
Crilz. the Democratic hard money candi-
date for the Legislature. some time ago. had a
claim against man by the name OF Vaughn,
who is now n citizen of Hawkins county.
The claim amounted to some four or five dol
lars. Critx called on Vaughn for payment
Vaughn was poor, and at that time unable
TO pay it, but promised to pay up rs soon as
be could. Vaughn had on very good ha:
-Critz took IL off of Naughn's head, tried il
on, and said to Vaughn-''you have very
good hat" Vaughn. though poor. was a
man of spirit, and OF honor, and said to Criiz.
''do you want my hat:" Critz said, II thought
would take il for The debt" Take It,,
said Vaughn. and take il he did, and lett
Vaughn in The road bare-hsadrd. and what
was worse. be lett him bald headed in the hot
sum- This was the -'ast' hal?
lfvAuGHS had been a cripple we doubt not
CRITz would have taken his wooden leg
or his "crutch" And IL would mt make bit
OF difference Will, his party. They don't ex-
peet anything kind or humane OF their rep
resentaiiv-s; but OF the Opposition they de-
mand all things good. CRnz ought TO be
condemned TO wear that hat the remainder OF
his lite; aud when he dies his eldest son ought
TO be made to preserve il amongst The family
relies.
The "last hoe'f Oh, get away agriculiu-
raj Implement, give place TO the last hat"
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-12

WoETH KxowISo.-A young lady in this
city. says the Philadelphia hornuy Pos. while
ia the conntry, stepped On rusty nail which
run through her shoe into her foot The in
Elimination and pain was very great, and
lockjaw vas appreArnded. A friend OF the
family recommended the application Of a
beet, taken from the garden aud pounded aae,
60 the wound. Ii was done, and the ELECT
was very beneficial Soon the inflammation
began 10 sahsiie. and by keeping on the
crushed beet. and changing Il for fresh oar.
IS IL virtue seems 70 become impaired.
speedy cure was effected. Simple and enee-
saal remedies like this should Be kaoxa 80
every one.
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doctrine secures to each citizen all the rights
that the Constitution guarantees to him. the
C0nsfitufion Is a compact between parties,
and 1t does not confer upon parties the power
OF legislating in the territories of the United
States. This Constitution spreads its pro-
tecting egis over all our wide domain, over
States and over territories; it guarantees you
and /, here upon the soil OF Maine. against
any legislation of the State of Maine which
shall interfere with those rights which il has
secured to Us; it guarantees US the same rights
in Territory; but that Constitution carries
with it no right of legislation. no subsection
of the people of Maine to the legislation in
the territories, and no power TO have any Con-
gresslonal legislation over this subject. This,
as hold it, is one of the reserved rights of
the people, which they have never yielded up
under any Constitution or in any other way.
l have yet TO see the grant in the terms of our
Federal compact, by which the people of this
country ever conceded to Congress their own
inherent right, so declared to be in the Bill of
Rights which precedes the Constitution Of
Maine, OF municipal sovereignty. tApplause.)
Here we have a straightforward, and very
decisive answer to the demands of Messrs.
WISE aud BRowN, backed by the majority of
the Southern democracy. The democracy of
Maine will have none of their slave code for
the territories. They will stand by the Gin
cinnati creed and resist all Interpolation of
new issues. They will resist Wilmot Pro-
visoism, and slave-codeism, with the same
spirit. regarding them as "just precisely
the same doctrine" whether preached in
Maine or Mississippi. So far as the Maine
democracy are concerned, Mr.. BRowN's
threat to ''break up" the Charleston
Convention Gin row." has not effected
anything. They are not bit scared; but
fight back bravely. Mr.. BROwN must try
some other remedy.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-12

Ext Gov. HARRIS declares, in his letter to
certain of our naturaiZed fellow-cilizens.
that The views therein announced are % in
conformity with the time-honored principles
of the Democratic party" Ii he means to
say that the doctrine announced ny Mr.. CAss
is in such conformity, we have no dispute
with him. But if he means to say that the
" time-honored principles of the Democratic
party " have been that a naturaliZed citizen
should be protected against any attempt OF
the authorities of his native country to force
him into military service on his return TO
that country for a temporary sojourn. we beg
OF Gov. HARRIS, or some obligng friend of
his, to point us to a single instance when a
Democratic administration of this country
has asserted or maintained that doctrine
against the claim of any foreign country.
Give us an example. The boast of the De-
mocracy is that they have always enjoyed the
confidence OF the people to the exclusion oil
all others parties, and that they have had
possession of the Government, with few ex-
captions. since its organization. Certainly
they have had opportunities to illustrate this
one of their '@time-honored principles" Now,
we ask for an example. Do give us one. Give
one to those whose votes you are so eager to
obtain. Aud if you cannot, stop putting up
the pretensiou.