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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-14
Abolition Testimony.

The EydmiHer publishes a speech made in 1886 by
Ar. MARSHALL, Democratic Congressman from Illinois
r. which are grouped together the andsavery decara
rons of number ofAbolitionis such as GARRrsoy VIZ
Pill PmLLIrs and the like and Of others whose names
no man has ever heard of before In this MARSHAL
fpeech may be found quotations from the writings or
hSraEgues Of a Mr. w. C. DUvAIL a Mr. HgSRY C
WRIoHr, Mr.. EEAsrUs HOPKINS, a Mr.. RCrus F. SPAr.
pp0 and Mr.. II. W. ADDISON! Now, who among the
Southern people ever heard Of these before And
yet the ianatica uerances of these obscure unknown
indvdua paraded before the Southern people for
tke purpose OF demonstrating to them that the Repuh
oAs, a. party propose e1ermnate slavery from tie
Southern statesl Was there ever belder attempt TO
Impose upon the credulity of the Southern public
Besides the very Mr. MARSHALL, whose speecb the
BEamHsr takes much pleasure in republhing in II.
columns was bitter and incorporating opponent of
The admission Of Kansas under the ecomptop Constit
don and is a staunch friend Of DouGLAs and an appro
TsT and endOrser of all his doctrines Squatter Sovereign
y included Is such competent accuser and ar
raigner Of other men for AbolionismS The rnost
snssking, odious and dangerous sort of an Abotops
himself with what propHety he object to open and
avCwed AboiitOnism in other l. it becoming or
Just il the pot to call the kettle black
Really, the Examiner must be reduced to a desperate
stsit, when il IL forced TO rely upon the testimony of
u WHO believes that slavery may be properly and con
suntionaly banished from the Territories by hostile
legislation on the part Of the Territorial Legislature
20 convict others OF designs against the rights and inter
Get Of the South While opposing and plundering the
Souih himself this Mr.. MARsH,r-this noble witness Of
che Ezrwiper-wOuld arouse the indignation Of the
Foulb against other who infinitely his superiors in
point Of political honesty and political principle 80 far
~ Southern rights and interests are concerned,
Notwithstanding it7 emphatic and reiterated assertion
that The Republicans, party propose to e1termi.
hate slavery from the Southern States either by the aid
Of foreign bayonet by the knife and torch Of the re.
bsliou' negro" has the Examiner ndduced even a
shadow Of proof in support Of its sweeping and mis-
cb.evoH assertion? Why, then, by constantly repeating
s,h mere empty assertion does t persist in lie effort
- spread needless alarm and apprehension among the
Southern people And u Il really believes what 8,
charges Why should il is breath n singing praises
% the Democracy when Il ought 70 rally the Southern
Dsopls 70 the protection Of their homes and fresdes?
We believe that, 20 long there il o. negro 10 Anne
r.ss the ianatcal Aboonsts on the one hand and h,
foutneIn Democracy the other win keep the countr,
10 perpetual turmoil and confusion Slavery agitation
taeir and drinks that Ia which they live and NOV
ard have their being-and without which they wou,
cease 90 be- What amazing hypocrites sud demagogue
.Lsy are
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-14

AMERICANS Is PARrs-JAmes Hooper and Captain w .
T. Hooper of Baltimore, in Paris at last accounts,
Senator Seward had left for Egypt Senator Benjamin
OF Louisiana still remained in Paris letter from that
city Says
Carroll Spence, late minister of the United States AT
Constantnoe is here the way for the United States
by the steamer othc 2Sth proGimO lie has been
the past year and half since his diplomatic duties ceased
IN travelling in educating his family and buying pictures
lie has literally Tavaged Italy and there j. scarcely
village and, might almost add church between Ma
pies and Venice that has contributed to his collection
Among them, with much that i mainly valuable as the
measure OF the progress of there are many paintings
Of great value, and all old What disposition hc will
make of them precisely, has yet tianspired but
have no doubt the public destined profit by them in
some way tout ieT po,sbS. Mr. Spence has been pass
ing the summer With his family ia Joint occupation with
our minister At Brussels, General Fair aud family of
house spa
"Nr. Preston, Minister to Spain, has been here
some weeks buying furniture for lis palace tS6 900
year rent At Madrid lie has invested SIS OOO among
the Paris artisans and intends have Jolly though il
may be short career a diplomlst lie was 90 have
lett for Madrid SATURDAY, but the death Of his father.
nlaw, Mr. Wckiie intelligence Of which has lust reach.
ed him, may delay his departure.
General Fair and family, Of the Hague are expected
here early in October. They will be the guest OF Mr.
Carroll Spence"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-14
Forcing the southern Democraey

The Daily Times Black Republican paper in New
Nork which essays just be the organ of Senator
Douglas says Mr.. Douglas is a bold politician-aud
he Is playing bold and hazardous role He has en-.
tered seriously and deliberately upon the task of COM
Js'ling the Southern Democrats 10 nominate him for N,
Prrde"cy His speeches in Ohio the opening blows
in this crusade"
In our opinion DoCSLAs will play HE "bold and ha-
zardous role with complete The Southern De
mocracy are very willing to he compelled to nominate
him for the Presidency They see that no member of
the purity, who Is not SquatterSoyeregnty Aboonist
stands the remotest chance Of election And hence
they will readily swallow DOUGLAS with all his dangerous
Freesoil heresies. Oh the hypocrites,
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THE PETERSBURG DISTRICT.
To Pie El.for Of III, Wing.

PRfScE Coward, Oct. - 1889
wish 10 occupy short space in your valuable col
unn' 10 bring 10 the notice Of the Wings of PETERSBURG
Congressional District, the claims Of Col Thoz Coode
OF MeckenouTg' upon them for their support and 20
suggest 10 them the proprcty Of rallying as one man
TO the polls the Ifh Thursday in the prezent rnontb
and casting their vote for him
There can he no doubt but that the election of ca,
"oode, will tend TO seriously disorganile the caucus De
mOcracy, who have long held absolute sWav ovar al
district. well teach them a Lesson In f1rLe,r,,
which they will not be very apt forget for some time
10 come IL b. nov entirely late I'm the ,l,y even II
the W higs chose 20 do. for them To nominate ,ar
ud1tei who could successfully compete with ROGER 4
IIiHi-'bt amounted champion Since, then, it is pal
PAIL" 10 every one, that Wing can or will be run -
becomes the boundeu duty o the Opposition in This
canvass 10 cast their votes for the man whose election
VIII DO the is1sf ham, and against Roger Pryor who
nus spent very active life in, and devoted his hest epa
gies to- the sHyDrsssOH Of the plorioua rrr,,t,. ~
wegery and the promotion Of the rotten and corrupt
f"PP"riSs Of DemoCrlcy-l will not say priuciules l,
cause they have no principles and are bound together
ONLY by The cohesive power OF Public Plumber" urgr
me wings TO rally % the support Of Col Goode not
only because his election wilbe triumph for them and
a bitter lesson TO the DemOcmcy-teaching them NOT
i1 exercise power solely becauc they have h but als,
because, 10y 20 doing. they will have the credit OF e.
slowing high honor upon one, who II unbIemished
moral character uustaned personal aud political ipegr
ig unwaverng fidelity 20 friends and warn, and cor.
crous heart, united with uncommon abity are sor,b
anything n tbs progressive age is eminenty worthy an
al every honor which the people can bestow upor him
have known Col GOOde long and will and can safely
hy That The people Ofthe 9Th Congressional district could
not h'Nor themselves more than by bOnong Tom Goode
Win seat boz next Congress OF the United States Ma
man 10 TIE district, except not even Jack Thornton
himself would represent the people better or reflect
more cfeai upon BIZ constituents. / hope Mr. Editor
ai Won VIII lend your aid 10 bring 10 the notice Of the
wing ihe claims Of Col Goode. upon them
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-14
BADLY Posted.

Inc London Illustrated Iir's' Is evidently Cup"
a. the say in American politics. Think Of such
bundle OF errors a. i. found in the following extract
from its budget of American news under date of Sen.
TENDER 9Th
The Presidential nominations form the chief tonic
OF conversation in America There M, three candidate
IN the hcld-Wire Douglas and Bolts At the last sc
counts Bolts a little ahead
Rather rich coocation OF errors when We consider
first that nominations have been made second thu,
the number Of aspirants can hardly he counted and
third that Wire" Is supposed to represent the great
Virginia letter writer and "Bolts" the Hon John NJ
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WILLIAM AND MARY cnl1rcr


NIIilANhiEG5 october llth 1859.
IL hs EditDrg 0f me Win.
In pursuance Of arrangement the ceremony of LAYING
The top-stone Of William and Mary College came on
ioday, commencing 81 about - ~ O'Clock Aner A
e1n and impressive prayer, Grand Master Dove intro
ducod b. r Wexford, Esq. Of Richmond the orator Of
Tie day who delivered highly interesting and in manv
parts, very eloquent address, after Which Rev John q
hgtaoe, OF baltimore, delivered poem, repote With
beautiful thoughts and affecting sentiments The usual
Masonic ceremonies were then observed
There was large number Of persons present from the
adjacent counties, as well great many Masons from
al parts Of The State. The College will open tomorrow
under more favorable aupices than for many years past
There IRE az present students Ia town Than have
been ~ the same time for ieveral year,. Old William
and Mary seems abOut 90 shake on the ethargv which
be- heretofore rested her. And indeed there l. no
reason why she should not succeed situated AZ she IT, In
leasant and healthy locality possessing foe edi6ce
a. most efficient corp, OF Professors. That she may
ng exist In success and send forth her sons az In dsys
q yore 70 exert hsppv influence In the councils Of the
naton, IL The ardent wish Of w.
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DisIntcre-tcd Advice.

The Washington Constitution the mouthpiecc of the
Buchanan Administration, and regular depredator up
the public treasury proposes itself the dnerest
ed task of advising and instructng the OLD Line Wings
Of the country what pursue in the coming Pres
idental election 1t has already offered them patr
oc suggestion TO the effect that the policy inactiou
Of separate and Independent action their part At
this time will in fact, commit them the support OF the
SEWARD party and its dangerous doctrines" In other
words this uupriucipled plumber organ of the Democra
cy of the opinion that the Wings of the country can
only the part OF patriots and honest men by uniting
with the Democratic party and supporting it, candidate
for the Presidency.
But the Administration organ is on the wrong track
The noble and patriotic Wings Of the Union will treat
with the contempt they deserve all such counses amoni
lions, and suggestions. When they want advice they
will apply to honest for it, and to the unscru-
puous, demagogca and punder-seeking editor of the
Presidents organ For such miserable creature to un-
dertake to advise gentlemen respect anything what
ever, is the very height of impudence We hope the
scurvy fellow, if he is not entirely destitute OF sense
of shame will hold his vile tongue between his teeth and
not incur the hazard of cowhidng by insulting the
honorable Wings of the land with his volunteer advice
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-14
Douglas, southern PTo.pc,,s

The Mobile R,gi''c, edited by Ey Minister FORSYTH
rjoces over the Democratic success in Georgia A. sub
-isniial or ultimate triumph Of s. A. Douglas Il nov
considers Georgia certain for Douglas ia the Charles
ton Convention and hi- nomination ~ matter Of very
hrIe question The Register is the Imos free spoken
a"d candid Of the Douglas papers in the cotton States
and works zealously in behalf Of ts favorte. We
agree with il as to the strong probability Of Douglas
nomination by the help Of many Southern votes. The
Hsgisfer says:
"From all the means II information AZ our command
We can now confidently that Arkansis tennessee
Kentucky Missouri, Georgia and Virginia csr,aiyIy
North and South Carolina, Louisiana and Alabama ,.,
profanity, viii heartily endorse Mr Douglas uonnatio,
~ tue Charleston Convention
In The recent guberaofia canvass IN Georri, the
opposition spared eHertion 20 force this question on
the Democracy a. an issue. The attempt was steadily
aud successfully resisted Mr. Brown declined 10 conri,
himself against Douglas and the heavy majority which
our Geographic column announces to-day prOcaims what
vas the popular rspon-e 20 this course The Georg,
Democracy are therefore left free 70 foa the gud,.
verdict will be, Who can doubt"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-14
The r,a,,., Con.,,,u,,op.

The New York E1press. under the above caption re-
marks that the Rev. HrSRy wARD BEHcHER stated In
hi' stump Fremont campaign that the inherent difficulty
between the North and the South in the Constitu
ton-snd that true. That Instrument stipulated for
the surrender of Fugitive sases-or slave Representa-
ton, and endured the Slave Trade till 1905 Sc., &c
The compact between prosiavery and anti-sav
cry independent sovereigutcs sates and the Inherent
difficulty is in living up to the compact To keep faith
the free North to extent uphold Slavery or
else resort TO Notification, by the election of Judges
Governors, Legislatures, &c, who refuse carry out
their oahs to support the Constitution The difficulty
therefore, is in the Federal CONSTITUTIONAL difficulty in
surmountable, save in Secession or Disunon.
The South,-after all sorts OF foundering After Null
l6cation in $50 in South Carolina and attempted seces
ion in Georgia end Mississippi in 1850 just dis
covering that the only protection Of their Rights
and their Property is in the Federal
Hence have heard for some years now of seces
ons of Members of Congress from the of the House
of Representatives, secession Congressional caucusses
or Of anything of that sor-buL the contrary there
reliance upon the Constitution Thus Mr.. Chestnut
State Senator of some note in South Carolina laws
down the following chart:
The present indications are that the South is girding
on its armor for the contest in 1850 that there is
scng among Its members to the plan of batte-and
that it intends fight with rugged energy that will al
low defeat trust u icH sanction 40 other priRci
pies than those Of the Constellation, Ehch are broad
Enough 10 embrace crerg true in the Rcpp6iic iR
fact, let the battle h for the Constellation aud against
The enemies Of the CoRstitoa and merely for the
election Of President In NV opinion the election of
President will be of little avail unless bring with
sentiment that will replace the Constitution firmly
its basis aud thus establish the equality of the States and
;he rights OF both sections alike otherwise helbate will
recur, with greater odds against us
Sound sentiments, Party formed on that basis
would be the Old Wing Party of Henry Clay, Daniel
Webster Rufus Choate, Willard Fillmore John Bell Gov.
Graham, VIM. C. Rivcs, Edward Bates, and numerous
others of like cminencc,-Norh, South East and West
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-14

Pareou BrownloE denies the Newspaper story that he
has been 'struck with paralysis" and adds
should our Maker in bis righteous administration Of
sairs Nd, ~. with any such calamity, win try and
bsaf IL wthout a murmur regarding it due. lf
however. We are allowed 20 choose Of many evils
We shall pray TO be struck With paralysis blude' dumb
ncs, deafness lunacy the leprosy, anything 10 pref
srsscs 20 Anocrsrg7
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-14

NJ narrs. our Consul o., japan. &c 10 be presented
v.'h magnificent gold snuT box boy Queen Victoria
Tne boz ' dea-rbrd about Fix inches u length four
rith anil two i1 depth add ' Of wrought gold band.
r1msly washed. On the top h the Queens eyphor
rounded by a wreath Of diamonds Before he can ac
cspt &c. however Congress will have to pass law author
isng him 20 DO 90 public fiuciionary can receive
pre.cn, from foreign potentate unless such permission
i grauted
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cEnED ny Enx exyeENArED srrrEns.

Cured nv THU oxYGRNArRD BITrRuS.
Prem Gen A c Dodge, D~essts Congress Iowa
Minister 10 spain.
wAsnISotoS, u. O.. May Is, tSao.
rs oho GsEsS-pear Tue bitter. -l,h which
kind furnish most s.ut.ry et
FEC, IL esse Va. ,roabed With DyspepsA for year,
during which time tried remedies
good nitters. I In enoymsnt Of good
hesh and hope and believe that all
bitters, viii and them servicsahe found them
whhhsh respect your osedsn, servant
- A. Q. DODGE
We commend the above oerneais non
Dyspecsia In Of Its forms Bttct.
fore there l. this disease
sEIh W rowE Co Boston, rOPe.rs. sold by their
every where. ocit-deAwiw
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-14

~ Notice 60 Country Merchant. Waiting
Richmond this Rall.-we would respee fully
their attention 70 stock OF boots and SHOES which
sell low for cash punetuai credit
ALEN HILL CO..
seiS i2T Main ST.. Richmond, Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-14

The Back.Dougla- Controversy promises to be inter
mnahe Senator Douglas, IL is announced il prep,r.pg
r1onder, over bis own signature 70 Judge Blacks Sec
ond reply % bis magazine essay Whether the c,uso NJ
truth aud sound principle will gain much by the discus
zion rsman'to be- SEEM The piri,n purposes and tenn
PER o the d'puant' do not inspire any strong hopes in
that respect
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-14
oOn1n1BRorAL.


o'nos % rzs ws's. Oct ~ iscs
Virginia sises have again reeeded Us i2 The only
other past which been
fs~ shsr~s Of bank stocks and Richmond ns Asso.on
marked has quite repor,
We annex weekly comparative summary;
nd ,r<>f.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-14

RICHMOND, Sept. 18Th 1852
49, q Il G Eve most respectfully call
49,. the attention Of friends customers ana The nuh
s GENERALLY TO our assortment Of Roots, shoes, Trunks
tnrptt hacs, Naiices, 6c., aud The aTgr.,
ana hst OF goods In line expressly retail that
@ or here or rl.eNhere and At all prices
own manufacture IL the best Philadelphia aud Eastern ark
Please call and examine fGr yourselves N-
ALEXANDER HILL a CO.
Manufacturers and Importers Of
SELF No I9T Nsin So, p 49, nsk,t
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-14

a SUR Loan % CUotfEs BrRw.-Thc ship Shahiee.
hrnpOrc, bound for the West Indies with coolies was
burnt ~ '"n July It, The crew siSy.four iu number
we're rescued but 40 the coolies 10 the number Of al
souls persisted
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-14

Mts-AEE or riE IlFEESOE o. TFNNE-sEr-Tbis doc
ynont 'ai before tho Legislature tst week shows tb
receipts Of the state treasury for the wear ending O
p,f 10y, 70 nave been s,sf,D't and The e1pendt1rcs
<ltul,zsi. Balance nov on hand also 80g me a.
iuu indebtne" Of The STATE is s3sit6Os aud ,bo 80
liabilities slOe4a,6oo large portion of Inc r,.sso
devoted 70 Che subject Of The currency and the b,nI
u recommends that no bank shal be- permitted 20 -
more than two dollars of paper for one ~ - 7'
any NOES OF Ices denomination than 500: ims :, I
payable 10 specie at the counter Of the bopk ;s,,
.nea we individual property Of stockholders 10 he M
bic for the debts Of the hspk the 1910 - ~ ''
slPerVi,or suspension Of specie payment for tWenty
aiy'' forfeiture Of charter &C. Il is aso sugoe.,d
shat the policy OF the State w. to wind up the Bspk q
Tennessee o. the expiration offs charter and avs ~,
business Of bankipgto private enterprise, Wv
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-14

VuIE % THE TrHY.-After the recent race A. Cincn.
matt during which Flora Temple mile In 22lI Flo
"a was lhry honHed. Cincinnati editor says Long
after the we're At her sabedoor watch
ing her groom rub her down-prcsenuy a locomotive
came booming by when looking lovingly in her eyes and
p'lung her 'hecuonstely bee remarked there goes
your only master"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-14

AN"tHrR MrRnrE ~ LOUISIANA VIGILANCE Covuir.
MA vigilance comruitte In LAFAYETTE Parish Ia vi
st"d me house Of Bernard LacOuture who had been
warned on the night Of the 3Jh ult and calling him
70 The door. shot lin dead The mother Of The victim
attempted 20 get for the Of his murder
err nt The magistrate refused 10 receive her statement
aud The coroner retgned rather Than lfold inquest
over the body
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-14

DrsnssEn.--In the case Of Rwel -. Grubbs, charged
With passing counterfeit so note the Grand Jury in
the Circuit Court found nat true BIN, and he was d'.
charged
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HOOKS or VALUE.

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UTRDRHWRAH POH aEsTIRWRN,-Now IN
~ The largest stock snd besi u f Hsrno
Lambs Wool and Hhsksr nannsir Undsr shirts
Which have shown, 70 Which sst hs Of those
ell KEEH, BALDWIN WILLIAMS
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4 VALUABLE JAMES RIVER IA W wITH
N % NEaROEs STOCK, CROPS, Sc FOR SAIL shall on
TUESDAY the 22d day November 1872 premises
public auron, sell YARN containing about the
county Of Campbell adjoining the Ands Of Judge Robertson
Tough Cot W Langhorne aud others about four miles
burg Immediately the james River and kauavhs Canal
within Few hundred yards % the Southde raroad About
onehaf q this lnnd " original growth ~ FOOD timber and ~
ttehed tot rich aud fctie ISLAND 81 about
arm l. considered u the hest farms upper virginia
land we enclosed under fences sip hsh state n
thy herds grass and clover good orchard upon h The i'm
provements brick dwelling house, rooms stone
kitchen. overcers house, cabins stables corn
house, wheat barns, tobacco barns with
outhoues Most ~ the improvements recently hu
A. The time will sell rs likely negroes, (unstIy
roufistlng ~ men, boys nd
mules (among them fine hooded s foaI hy Hsd
woke oxen 10 mlch calves head n other
cattle, % head NJ hogs he Durham Devon The
hogs Chester and Berkre) Devon bull
with shlcks tops Sc from
~s n wheat, uhea drill ns machine gagaui and har
mess. cart, and plantation toois.
TEArs One 9Th ~ The purdue viii
1ur- M cash nrroahe mote, satisfactorily sndofs
months discount ADDED Ne reiue IN instruments
two and three title retained until money paid
81 ~ months negotiable notes, satisfactorily endorsed Interest
added.
you'd prefer selling the land negroes stock crops &e 10
geher To Wishing g. purchase Ia that uay bsrzan
nav be- had AMI upon lime that reasonable might
ask
wills Mays viii show place any one wishing 10 ,se
o-if-cps EDWARD n CHRfsrIAN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-14

despatch from Washington afirn,. ON the strength,
Of private letters that Minister D,l Is using HE t.,
Efforts TO induce the English government IN reeoyD,.
Jlarez az the de fr-fo President Of Mexico We incioc
IN doubt the success Of aid efforts until Juarez can ~
practically demonstrate HE authority and power.