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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-08

HosrraIirr while passenger train on the
Orange and Alexandria Railroad, vas stopping at
a station in Fauquier county. Va, Christmas
week. farmer from the neighborhood. stepped
into the cars followed by or two servants who
we're carrying large bucket of egg nog, with
waiter and glasses. and treated all on board to
that delightful and fashionable holiday drink
All par,ook of his hospitality and thanked him
Kindly therefor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-08
IELEukAf,HIC NE MS.


3 CISCO, CO. &C.. #s
81. LouYs, Jan T.--The overload mail, With dates
frs m California to the 18th ult has arrived.
Nc. Ward had shot his wife 10 San Francisco for
ALLEGED criminal intercourse With Msi0ney, Comp.
,rs Tier Of State, and then shot himself. MaloneJ
IL 10 years old, and a husband and father OF q
lar &c famiiy. The press demand his resignation
Weather at San Fraacisco Was colder than ever
known before. Business dull.
IA rdee. bearer OF the Presidents message. was
sick ~ III Paso, bat the message had gooe on In
care of an sxpressman at the Of 200 miles per
day. ,,,.
gold rnines, discouraged by the scarcity OF water
The Camanches continued to rob the mai sta
tiops They and the employees Of Butterheid are
virtually at war. The latter are building strong
stations, and providing them with means OF des
fence.
The Stockton aud Kansas mail party had been
turned back by the Nsvsjoes. with threats OF mas
sacre II they attempted to cross their country.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-08

BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAiLRoAD.-Ihe Dlrec-
tors of the Baltimore and Potomac RAILROAD Com
oany, recently chosen by the stockholders. VII
meet at Baltimore, on Wednesday next, IZth inst.
At II O'Clock. The principal object OF the meeting
is TO complete the organzatio Of the company py
the selection Of President.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-08
GTEAM SAW MILL-LUMBER SAW

| GTEAM SAW MILL-LUMBER SAW
~ ED TO 0RDER.-The subscriber baving the
entire control OF one of the best STEAM CiRCU.
LAX SAW MILLS in the State. located in yirpin
Pine Forest near navigation, will contract TO fr.
nish at short notice. IN COED ORDER and on reasona.
bile terms, Bnilding and Railroad Timber sawed all
szss and dimensions and respectfully solicits or.
ders for this description of Lumber.
g TRUMAN A PARKER
Wholeyale and retail dealer in Lumber. Mahogany
jas s and Shingles OF every description
CHEAT BARGAINS Offering daily, Ct
~ MAILERT'S Cheap etnre, In Dress Goods Of all
styles and prices; Mems aud Boys Wear great bar.
gains; Cotton Cloth. hleached and nubleAched Wool
e. Csttan and silk Hosiery; kmbroideries. such ~
EGGS, Collars, HandksIchief and Eleeves great
SSsrEains In Calicoea and Domestcs Cloaks RaGlans
S9sMs and other Wrappings.
Gaii .. MAlLERTS Cheap Store for good bar
49,. :. ~ MalE street jas
UoK AT THISl--Who can resist D.
saos u Al % AiLERTs Cheap store. md get some
~ y ~ styles q Dry GOODS An kinds
70 81 ~ 80. uIDs are selling Ell without regard
q co.s Let 81 Who have Dry Ioods 10 buy
sstL sAILSkT6 Cheap Store. where q vins AZ
eess - per cent can he saved On an nnrrhasss
- Aenember MAfLERTa Ghean Mr.
Jas .Nexsto Nh MN w 1877
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-08

MURDERED DIT A SLAvE.-A young man, named
Laird, an overseer, near Macon, Miss, was muir
dered on the 2sth ult by a negro who was after
wards caught with dogs and committed to prison
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-08
LOST.

OST-On 9Th street, between Mr.. Da-
~ vid ~. LEAFS, and VIM. Palmer's brown mo-
rocco NEEDLE CASE, containing GOLD TIL NJ
at this flee. issE9s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-08

DEAp-Brevet Brigadier General Archibald
Henderson, of the United States Marine corps died
10 Washington on Thursday, where he has been
stationed for long series of years tie was
native of Virginia, and has been 10 the service OF
A;z nn,ptrv zjuea fS06
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-08

RscovsRINe.-The family Of DR.. Monkey. Of
Prince William coauty, Virginia, are all recovering
from the effects of the arsenic put Ia their coffee
by the servant. DIR. Ms mother. who died from
the effects, was very old and feeble. The negro
wou an Ia in iait
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-08

SH0CKoE HILL BUILDING FUND
~>-a-a ASSOCIATION - The adjourned animal
meeting OF this Association will be- held his (SAT
uRDAY) evening, at O'clock. A fun ATTENDING q ia
desired
JaS-lt V BARGAMTN Sac,r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-08

0REAr sALEsox NEGROES The Montgomery tAss. !.
Cent? deration notices the sale Of 10 slaves, owned
by the estate Of Richard Morton, deceased ior ono
h..dred and s,xtv u.o.sand dollars, being afrsction
over xaal each A large number In the lot were
,.,v voaou-some lame and seine blind. One boy
brought $2,leo. NJ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-08

FIRST Boar THRoUdH.-Though the Albemare
and Chesapeake Canal will not be completed until
the LIST of March, 1t was sufficiently advanced last
week to admit the passage of the largest canal
boat n the United States, which was towed through
by the little steamer Calypso.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-08

suIcfps % 4 MrRpsRsR.--0a thursday night
last, Joseph b. sapp, connned in the Margantawn.
Va, Jail for the murder Of his wife. conhiterd
suicide By hanging hiuself with bis hobbiss. He
took the hobbies OF his feet aud put them aroend
bis neck. This h tbs third attempt which the
unfortunate man had made 70 destroy himself
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-08

BAILEp Geo. T.. Deneale, examined in Stauntop
on the charge Of obtaining money through fraud
ulent pretences, has been baled in the sum OF
Is 900. to stand his trial
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-08

PATENTS sUED.--Patents we're issued last week
to Gourley & Krebs, of Winchester, Va. for int
provement in carriage brakes: to Il. II. Hancock.
of Augusta, Ga for improved machine for saving
iathS,
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LADIES, hleT.

a=7a q
Abram mrs G y
Aston mrs Cathafiue
Alexander mrs suean
Aischuh mrs Hiizabsih
Armstrong miss Lottie
Boggs mrs ffsucea J
Burnett mrs Sarah
Buraes mrs Matilda 2
j auks mrs frances
Boughnn mics Maggie Il
Brow q N 90 bpaldinG
Bagby miss Lacy =
Baily miss Martha
blair miss Elltfi
Bsrnice miss b
Birchstt miss Sarah e
| Carrill mrs -
| Cnevalier mrs Elizsb'h
| Christian q (c0l d.
| Childress mrs Elizab'h
| CT .tiz IN mrs Mary
| Clarke miss Moliie ].
| Clarke mrs t'nfharipe
| Collins mrs Martha
| Collins miss M 81
Common mrs Mary
cooper mrs Mary Ann
| Courtney miss BETTE
Crone mrs X H3
Chopper mrs y A
| SnkiDg mrs -
| Campbell misc A
laws mrs Mary u
DAbney mrs Lsvinia
Davis mrs Il II P
Davenport miss Rebecca
Drake mrs NJ @
Drake miss c II
Evans mrs A NJ
Edmondson miss +
E1moudson miss A W
Firth m iss d AZ
Foster miss A T
Fisher miss Anna
Ferguson mrs 2
French mrs C II
Gathrieht miss Eliza
Griffin mrs sarah
Gibson mr.. Nj A O
Hayes miss HAnura 2
Haudlery miss NJ
Horen miss Jane
Henney mrs Mary 2
Henley mrs Mary A
Heath mrs Mary NJ
Hagap mrs Sarah
Hagemeyer mrs Mary A
| Harris mrs Martha A
HodRdou mrs J 2
Henry mrs Fannie
| Huckstep mrs Susan
Huchins mrs Jane 2
Honchen mrs Susan
Jones uiss Agnes
| Jordan mrs Sarah
Jeffrey mrs Mary
| Jarvis mrs Frances
| King miss Martha J
i.intz miss Henrietta
| Lewellyn miss Mary l.
| lawson mrs 8 A
Lewis mrs Mary Ann
Mntl mrs Msrv e
Mitchell mrs VIM II
Miller mrs Sarah e
MAYO MIRA q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-08

Found DADA man named Anthony daiiaher'
was found dead, few days ago, at the Eastern END
of the Allegheny tunnel, on the Coslpgton ana
Ohio Railroad. His head was cut IN seVeni
places and his person otherwise injured. .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-08
METROPOLITAN HALL.
EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK,
AT QUARTER TO ;
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AFTERNOON
AT O'clock.
The grand original series Of illustrations of
DR.. KANE'S

ID K. X A MES
ARCTIC VOYAGES!
Exhibited in Boston. New York, philadeiphis, Bal
nmors ana other cities, with uuboundcd success
intr' dncing the principal scenes and incidents
through VI ich DIR X ane and his eompauions passed
during the long and hazlrdou. res. arches for Sir
John franklin and painted from
DRAWINGS AND SIX ETCHEs
furnished by the late DIR Kane aud officers pro-
duced under the immediate supervision OF Mr.
dehfy brooks. James Notary and Vim Morton,
who accom- panied DIR Kane on both ex oesiitinrs
several relics Of this ever memorable expedition
are on exhibition. among which are the identical
NINE carried by DIR Kane the celebrated Slodg Dog
Ms9uk; the Peacock Flag; Furs, Dresses &c
The Exhibition will commence In the evening at
quarter TO ocl0ck. and on SATURDAY afternoon for
the accommodation of Families AMI schools M z
H-Admssion Is cents ia ia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-08

SAVANNAH RAcFs-.Sec0Hd Ddy-The first race on
Wednesday was won by Congaree, in two straight
heats, over Tdtulsh-tnile heats. Time-1:54-
l571a. The second race, for the Jockey Club purse
two mile heats-was won by Nicholas, over
Laura spIlman and an unnamed horse of Pur-
years. Time-3:561 2-3:51
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-08
FROM WASHINGTON


WASHINGTON, Jan THE Committee Ga Terri-
tories has agreed TO report bills organizing Ari.
zona and Dacoiab, but refused to report one for
Coiona.
MIR. Seward to-day called for the correspondence
between Mr.. Dallas and the British Government
which, 1t is said viii exhibit startling facts with
regard tn the continued abuse Of our nag 20 cover
the slave trade; showing that the Wanderer played
prominent part in that traffic on the African
coast.
Mr.. Douglas has arrived here. An Invitation
has been extended him to accept of public
dinner ia Baltimore early day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-08

N. YORK, Jan. S-Cotton quiet; sales OF roo bales
Flour firm and unchanged. Wheat-no southern
quoted Corn very irn, but nosalss. Orleans NO
iasses s7G3sc Spirits Turpe ntine dull, at 49950c
Rosin Inactive Rice heavy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-08

AAssicAs TRACT socIErr.-rhs receipts Of thia
society ior the month Of December were sos, I2l.
90. In niue months ending December 81, they
have been, tor publications sold sls4 l27 81. and
10 locations ssd leescies t70,soo.54, MAKING !.
total Of S235 o2s.S5, being q .3l7 40 more than IN
the corresponding months Of LAST year.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-08
SHIP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

SHIP ASIIORE-MUTINY.
HAMPTON RoAps, Jan. THE ship Flying ORA
gon ia ashore at Horse Shoe, near Old Point, and
the crew in state of mutiny. The United States
Marshal has come down from Norfolk to her.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-08

fBSFsCtF1IIy
plance with the invitation of numher OF di,tin.
guished citizens of Richmond. he will give his
Course Of
EIGHT ILLusrRATssPp LECTURES ON aEoL-
MECHANICS INSTITUTE HALL,
COMMENCING TUESDAY EVENING. jim. 18th
sECosb LEeruhf,
THURSDAY EVENING. Jan 18th, aud confirm A
as per future notice.
PROGRAMME.
l: NJ chanical st'onomy, in which viii be illus.
tratsd. by experiments in Natural phiIosophy tba
laws which severn the formation, form motion
aud situation of the Heavenly bodies with The
Isneous Condition of the Interior Of the Fart,
causes Of Volcanoes. Earthquakes, aud the Elsya.
ton ofContinepts and Islands ''@
8 Composition aud Position of Racks Coia ~
posifs, Qnartz Veins. and Formations of Caifoynis
4. First Creation of Animal Life C.assia -ation
of Rocks BY Fossil Remains found In them
Coal Beis, how ths Coal WA produced-a;ea~
how caused. ~'''' ""a
s. 1he Period OF Reptiles. Organic Remain. .,
myriads OF Animals that existed on this eal I'm an5 T.,
saas q ions Of Years before the creation Of Man y"
i Warmblooded Animals-the difference betwwn
were on the earth before Man W "a rreatad NJ 70,
| don and Mammoth y Rod. "
8. The present order of Animals with The Human
Rsce: Age of the Earth agreement of the Ethical
and Geological Cronolegv. The harrsory Of Geo
| logy with the Mosaic acrnunt Of Creation
Fa'h OF these Lectures will he Illustrated hv .
| series Of large and beautiful pATNFINGS' aim
the entire end Of the Hall covering SNa feet of rap
vas aud which were executed at cost Of more tbas
| 34U01. These will be chat gei at every isctnIs -
| They represent. Volcanoes reensA in The g6ld
| Mines Coral ,lsaads. Gal veseta;iop Kapiiles ana
Monsters of,he Pre- adaTits World. Warm-bIoodsd
Animals and the Present order of Animals haIng
representative Of the entire Creation IS fond fos
! silized in the rocks. '''
| These paintings were executed with a view to
please the eye, as we'll TO aid iii the smpiacatioH
of the subject ''''"''0"
sT,cksts to the Course: 50; gentleman aud lady
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-08

WASHINGTON, Jan. 7.-Ssnate-Mr. Davis opposed
the French Spoisation bill.
The Pacific Railroad discussion was continued
bv AR ShfeIda who advocated the Northern route.
MIR. DoolittIe moved amendment appointing
three comm fsr toner's to locate a route
Mr. Trumbr II, pominaiiy speaking on the same
sui ject, went largely into the slavery question.
the Senate adj burned until Monday.
House-private biIs-among which was one res
ported for the relief of the officers aud crew of the
brig Gen. Arnstrong-engagedlth attention OIL
House,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-08
PBOTECTION OF MISSOURI.

Sr. LOUIS, jan. The legislature of Missouri is
considering bill to authorize the Go vernon to
call out volunteers to protect property and per-
sons repei iuvssioUs from Kansas banditti. The
bill appropriases $50, 900, aud will probably pass
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-08

49, Look OUT-BE IN TIME IF
you want good Picture WATSON is selling off his
stock of fine Gases at cost, he will shortly pro-
coed to Europe, and if You do not wish to be arts
tically humbuged. go to him. for he gives you 9
tyaie pic ure warranted to give satisfaction. ct
Whitehurst old GALLERY. II Main street. Richmond
He puts Pictures in Medsllions for rs cents His
Gallery and Fixtures for sale. de Is-1m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-08

THE STEAMBOAT G. VANDERBILT.
BosToN, Jan. 6.-Tbe passengers of the steam
boat c. Vanderbilt arrived here to-day via New
London. The boat il tot al loss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-08

Qu'cx fn'r Tho steamship Prince Albert, Of
tbsGsivsy iins, which left st. Johns on the nirh,
OF the 10th si ran to the Irish shore 10 i've days
ana sistssH And hat hours, and delivered
synopssef the PFssidsnt's message. With other
Important news. This b the quickest trip ever
msAs bstwosn Europe ana AusrIca.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-08
ECrUREs3 ON GEOLOGY.

DR. BOY ATOM respectfully announces that In ,m-
pliance with the invitation of numher OF distin.
guished citizens of Richmond, he will give his
course Of
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-04-30

PERsoSAL-On Saturday last We were sratifed in
making the acquaintance Of Judge Shepherd and At.
torney Houston, and spent some hours with those
gentlemen Judge Shepherd has . quick, active
mind, and powerful reflective faculties, which com.
bined with the grace with which he presidcs a. .
Judge, makes him, undoubtedly, well suited to tho
bench; and notwithstanding he appears young in
years he is old in legal Affairs and We have few, Il
any, better Superior Court Judges than Judge shcp.
herd.
Attorney Houston is young marpof great gene.
raj and legal intelligence Is very Agreeable In con.
versaton, and from the manner in which he handled
the Startling case we think that he too. is cell suit
ed to his calling.
Yesterday VIC were honorcd with the acquaintance
OF the United States District Attorney Dick for the
State of North Carolina. lie is a man Of noble
bearing and high legal abilities
Judge Biggs, Of the United States Circuit Court,
arrived in town yesterday, and is stopping at the
Washington Hotel Judge Shepherd and Attorneys
Dick and Houston, put up at the CASTOR House,
Ncr6ern Delta.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-04-30
The Stapoato.
BY JOHN g. SAH.

"Good luck is all?" the ancient proverb breaches
s But though il looks So very grave and Use,
Trust hot the lazy lesson that It teaches
For, as it stands, the mus,y maxim lies!
That luck is something, were a trner story
And in life's mingled game of skill and luck,
The cards that win the stake of wealth o. glory
Are Genius, Patience, Perseverance, Pluck!
To borrow still another illustration,
A trife more specific and precise
Small chance has Luck to guide the operation
Where cunning Wit has loaded all the dice!
The real secret Of the certain winner
Against the plottings of malicious Fate,
Learn from the story Of gaming sinner,
Whose frank confessions will here relate.
"In this business as in any other
By which q chap an honest living earns.
You d.n't get all the science from your mother,
But as you foller it, you lives and learns.
"And /, from being much behind the curtain,
And getting often very badly stuck,
Finds out at least there's nothing 50 uncertain
As trusting cards and everything to luckI
$50 now, you which naturally enhances
The faith in Fortune that used to feel
l takes good care to regulate the chances,
And always has finger in the dealt"
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-04-30

AGRICULTURAL SoCIErr.-The Buncombc County
Agricultural Society," may be learned from our cpi
umns this week, has been reorganizcd, under cir.
cumstances which appear psopitious. We arc not
farmer, but our interest as Is that Of every bust.
ness man in the community is intimately conncctc,
with, and greatly dependent upon the farming inter.
ests of the country. II is essential to the prosperity
Of the whole body polite tina, the farming portion Of
our fellow-citizens should thrive The farmers Of
Buncombe owe it to themselves to foster and cncour
age the Society. Such organizations have accom-.
plished great good elsewhere. why not here. To
impress upon our agricultural friends the dignity ans,
importance Of their calling, We reprint little aicso.
~, taken from onoof the speeches Of Hon Edward
Everett They will agree with US that Il is bcauti.
ful rs well as expressive: drop grain Of Cafor.
mia gold in the ground and there Il viii lie unchanged
to the end Of time, the clods on which Il falls not
more cold and lifsless. Drop grain Of our blessed
gold into the ground, and 10! q mystery. In few
days it softens-it swclls-t shoots upwasd-it Il \
living thing. 1t is yellow ITSELF but Il sends up an
emerald green through the soil-it expands to Wig
orous stalk-rcvels in the sunshinc-t arrays itself
more glorious than Solomon in its broad auttcrin..
leafy robes whose sound as the west wind whispers
through them, falls as pleasantly on the husband.
mans ear as the rustic OF his sxccthcarts garment
still towers alof spins its vertant skcins Of vcrr,,
Die hoss displays its dancing tasscls, surcharcc,l
with fertilizng DUST and at last ripcns into two or
three magnificent batons like this ian car Of Indian
corn each Of which is studded with hundreds Of
grams Of gold, every one possessing the same won.
deriul properties as the parent gram every ono in.
stlnct with the same productive power"
capital lecture was delivered before the Soc;ctv
on Friday evening last by Prof T. p. Tuckc. We
regret that circumstances did not permit MS to At
tend and hear it. Prof 7. is winning golden op;n.
ions from all quarters for the ability. research and
learning displayed on this as on former occasions
WAT may appear at first thought to be tritc sub.
ject in his hands is made to sparkle with beauty ,na
assume forms Of deepest intcrcst-AshssiileN ers.
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rnr xAr,osxr pI,aocsAcY.

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C5vrnSrxss rSss nv sa x&rr-rN,x orr.ses..sr 80
pxrs srv nov bss.Siy ssrs-sa n sss.sSs sas 49,
choose 10 s,yie he sssyaessars. q ss~ ass.a.ssr
party. Tey have sss-vsy ls sssss CpsssY.ssssy. sf
CARVED on ssssaS whsg snas.sssssor,. ssd =. ssss
nspsrsss seem ssvsiss IN N. svstsss J. ssay s.ss
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and Gslpsia sssssAs d Ysrlsssv1. ,ss-ss We "a
Gsrstner raised sbo.ss ss lsplsul slxsa,l l.il1+y
ct one -ssh koss ~kr sss.sss.srx.ssn. "A ~ s.
eossr.psssssSs Of The eyyasS.ssa ss~ maze ss..ss
hssss ssll efshe svursspsssn sa.exss sx hss. rs,
viii tel The pahlae he ,susA s6@ss "a. ss..ssss4
There nay be cases .hssv ss<sa. as.kse-ss s~s sssv
bot mi. i so rxaspa vky ,hx vhsss se,,,,s...s -.
II should be ssnaaaxwI AZ .ss,ass. n .s -.
,xa~va shss astsxss Soc sss rssssss Of .Aoxs.s go
The dsesrasss pa,sy !. nss 10 bassss sss "A n. s.
lsss spesUp.ssssar. bv Csnrr~xs IN, is..s.,.sss,
Ekssw pesblsshes ssse sssss ,hs sssss = A.. ssss
and sssh Cenxs~ss on unn<ssssssy ssyresss.ssse,s
ffea vhsh wv extract The ssss0~ssss
yulv = tssx Jsssr.r a ttrE N. ~ n -
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bsrS coat asar SseaeooL az shs nss..x,x..s ,.s.s.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-04-30

IHE CONNECTICUT aEsuLE-The Connecticut DEM
ocrats deserve the thanks of their brethren of the
Union Tor their energy, zeal and noble vote, even
tnougn they did not win in the late election Their
triumph In Hartford may be the forerunner of more
general success and warrants the hone that this M
BILE revolutionary State is by no means mortpaced tn
sectlonalism e"e~N "
But the figures, no less than the Hartford SIGN in
ocate as much as this for they show republicanism
on the decline and democracy on the increase Nor
Gao the secuonalsts ascribe to general apathy the
democratic net gain of one tho usand in the majority
OF tne democratic increase of nearly five Thousand
IN their vote, or the net gain of fifty democratic rem
IesentatVes; for the vote of the last election was
larger by thousands than was ever cast at . St..o
election and was within about seventeen hnndroJ ~
the vote cast at the last presidential election.
linen the total vote was 80, OOO and the total vote
a. .ae last election was 1880; then the sectional
parry hao between seven and eight thousand major
INV" IL mas about seventeen hundred Let this
49, sn.:S'1 SUI, increase 60 on, and where will
tne sectional party be in Connecticut in 1860?
1nese ngures speak well for the Connecticut dem.
ElaG !nen vote was polled just after they had
sioughed into the sectional ranks little host dom
ocrats as Banks was in Massachusetts, lust hefors be
went through the clark cavern" into the sectional
ranks. These deceiyers could do mischief No Mot
ters ana sappers in democratic organizations h,,t
now luiy unmasked, by the side Of their elder rem.
1919, anu eo-workers with Giddings and kindred
'ao0 ~, they are harmless
Inc connecticut wing of the national Democracy
. i've party, united and confident that thew viii
soon storm the castle Of their enemies. This result
SHOWS now grossly the enemies of the dcmocracy
deceive themselves when they saw that the arssI
only national party is demoralised or dead. Thi,
gatss ,ad in the other New England
and in their determination to stand nv ,ha nm.
the Constitution and the Union.-Bcs,on Po.t ' '