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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-21

Geo. Saunders Metallic Tablet Razor
StropThs inimtable article may be obtained of the sole
manufacturers j. s. SAUNDERS, No. Z Astor House, and
Of the various agents throughout the city.
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Holmes Machine P0rtra It's by the Wind
mill and patent double camera on hand mt SIS Broad
U0y
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Rev. G. A. Duckbee, Assistant Treasurer
OF the American Bible Union, New York City" cheer
fully add my testimony to that q numerous other friends
worlds sT Hsr Rss Washington = Aliens
- gre, hair to its natural color
Rev &C smith rsa',sburg VI was really surprised
'iHss SiSt Hair Gnsa sss
certifying that Mrs $ Aliens worlds Hair kes,orer
ss % d all the effects promised in the circular in re-
Rev. GEO. NJ. srEArr. iewisburg Union County Pave
can %n and , 90 Ghserfny recommend Mrs A. Aliens
We might swell this list but the above fail to convince
sold By AL the principal merchants in the United States
Wholesale depot ss5 Broome street New York.
Some dealers try to sell articles instead of this on which
ioTn more p''h So write to depot for circular and IN
The Eureka Celebrated Sewing Ma
~ WILL RUN, STITCH, HEM, GATHER FELL
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE TO $50
Office, $50 Broadway, Broome street.
B-Partes not having the full amount can be accommo
dated by applying at The Office
BarthoIf's
CELEBRATED SEWING MACHINES.
Prices greatly reduced Family machines $50 so.
BARTHoLF Manufacturing Company 4s4 Broadway.
Wheeler & Wilson'S Sewing Machines.
Office COS Broadway. New York.
Grover & Bakers Noiseless
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES.
1872 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
Weeds Patent Family and Manufac-
turing sewing machines Price $50 to sl2 Once ~ Broad
BarthoIrs
CELEBRATED SEWING MACHINES.
Prices greatly uced- Family machines $50; $50
BARruoLF Manufacturing Company. 4s, Broadway.
Herring's Patent Champion Fire
And Arnah rufM
street, 0 New YORK; eso0' ''e " murray
Sugar, Sugar-Tea, Tea-CofYee, Coffee
AZ the old established tea warehouse No % Atlantic street.
Havana segars and Virginia Tobacco
or superior quality, at JAMES sADIERs. ia Broadway
Rupture Cured by Marsh & Co.'s Radi-
cal truss They also keep silk elastic stockings var
coe veins supporters and shoulder braces instruments for
Se% Yors made 10 ORDER NO. 'es'' street, As'0' House
Batcneior's Hair Dye-Wtgs and Tou-
p psa AZ h. sss n s xe,d s mazda sA""
Kennedy's Medical Discovery is War
raned cure scrofnla peas salrheum scaid head al
Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou-
privately applied. No. 6 Aston House.
Barry's TricOpher0us 10 the Best and
cheapest article for dressing bearufying cleaning curling
preserving and restoring tbs hair Ladies Try Sold BY al
druggists
Trusses, Shoulder Braces, Elastic Stock.
ings bandages and DR.. Gover's lever No. Ann
street
Rupture Cured.-Trusses, Shoulder
braces, elastic stockings, DC, at So Fulton street.
HOllOway's Ointment.-The Chronic
disease govt with its fearful pain removed short time
after afew applications Of the onmenbatng part with
warm water previous to using the onguent.
Queru's Cod Liver OIL Jelly.
Approved by the Academy of Medicine ice efca
cious than the liquid oil and is easily taken.
To be had of the inventor S Fourth avenue and all res
pectable druggists.
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Batcheior's Hair Dye-Wigs and Tou-
piled At the WAnufac.ol 100 Dsusav'ay.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


a brown.-Gray red faxen hair be changed to Jet
or 'oG sR6kdfs YStb by p TAfh DYE
I and c as S c M
,ss
Ito to contain e mich Others
color Sold wholesale SCOTS Drug store, 800
and III walnut h FSads saoH st. Brooklyn Cal
sEss boots As2 sss STE
Please cali III and see them before purchasing
A As season for FALL CLOTHING is approaching we
would remind those abo.s purchasing for their
have very large and desirable assortment and
we have taken unusual pains MEMS DEP APARTMENT
The CUSTOM DEPARTMENT IS largely stocked with piece
gres, and favorable reputation BOYS CLOTHING
for BOYS OF all ages-from three years to manhood-w be
We have unusually large assortment Of boys furnishing
Boys school uniforms made to e,ssr !, ,,rv.or
AL Broadway, between Canal and Grand streets
ASK FOR LEpIARDs MORNING CALL.
Be sure to ask for
LEpIARp's MORNING CALL.
TJSG aSb w CORDIAL BITTER
has induced certain parties put up spurious article in m
The public and the trade therefore cautioned
taste and fine medicinal qualities.
As o remedy and preventive for darrhaa and chlls and
dyspepsia It's character is fully established.
also invaluable to those
weakness debility its fine strengthening Alternative
For ordinary beverage is unsurpassed by any
cordial offered to public notice for its purity and general
excellence
No family should be without Il.
Travellers and yachtmen will find most agreeable addi
ton their stores. -
LEDIARD's MORNING CALI-roNIC.
Dre1f e sr1 1hSf mIG?ESiquk pApREs RAspA
For sale by druggists, liquor dealers, &c.
Wholesale depot 81 South William street.
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICEs-soUTHRRN MER.
call at 90 Bowery and largest assortment OF Eng
sh CARPETS in the city consisting OF medallion Brns
ises ply anu ingram oicoths mats mating
DERSoN'S, 20 Bowery.
A ny1CE.-IT Is NOT DYE BUT Will RE
store gray hair TO It's original color BY few apphcaons
WILSON'S HAIR CoLoKER AND REsToRER
can be used freely and viii change the color OF INC
JET BLACK OR BROWN.
without coiorng the skin and the cneapest anu ~ out
full dressing for the hair In use uss ~ I'm
Yprh SoIs nv Mira Hayer Brookyn Calender, Third and
Walnut Philadelphia Price Twenty five cents per bottle.
At crMRREDEs-rHE SQUARE WEDDING CARD,
"A inst introduced square envelopes and square note paper
DANK NOTE ENGRAVING.
u AMERICAN
BANK NOTE COMPANY
nkRCHAEIs axoHANcR,
NEW YORK.
OFFICES AT
New York philadelphia, BOSTON New Orleans Cincinnati
w :" N0VkeN WI QueAep.
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Havana segars and Virginia Tobacco
or superior quality, at JAMES SADLIERS ia Broadway
corner of Maiden lane
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Leary d Co., Introduce This Day the A q
tumn fashion for gentlemens hats s. and Aston House.
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Whites Fall Styles for 1859, mt 216
Broadway, opposite st. Pauls.
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Holloway,s Ointment.

Rupture Cured.-Trusses, Shoulder
braces, elastic stockings, &C., at So Fulton street
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NOS. bW and 5l3 broadway.
GRAND FALL OPENING,
THURSDAY, Sept -. 1859
PARIS REFLECTED IN NEW YORK
GENlN'S BAZAAR AND HAT STORE
Nos. 507 aud SIS Broadway.
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T EwIS& GERBERT, FIX.
celsior Shirt Manufact Dry, 46e

and Broome streets. Six New
York Mills muslin shirts, with
fine linen bosoms, made to or
der, and warranted a perfect
tit, six for So, or 81 50 each.
46Q BR
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| WE ARE THE ONLY
manufacturers Of the genu-
inc New York Mills mus
lin shirt at 81 50 each.
Every shirt sold at this
establishment Is warranted
in every respect.
LEWIS d GEVBERT,
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cal truss They also keep silk elastic stockings yari
veins supporters and shoulder braces instruments
deiormes made to order No vesey street. Aston House.
New York.
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Sugar, Sugar-Tea, Tea-COfYee, Coffee
At the old established warehouse No 90 Atlantic street.
BROOKLYN.
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Herring's Patent Champion Fire
And burglar proof safes Isl broadway VI Murray
stre
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T lilies PATENT
- FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFES,
Are considered by competent judges to be
THE ONLY RE1LhBI.E SAFES IN MARKET.
Against the most skifui burglar ia
SURE PROTECTION,
Being fitted with powder proof combination lock Of
LILIES OWN MANUFACTURE.
And the great ERE at Oshkosh proved them to be
THE MOST RELIABLE FIRE PROOF SAFES
For sale by
FAIRBANKS CO.,
lS9 Broadway, New York,
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II ECKERS FARINA IS IN THE HIGHEST REPUTE
IL delicious and wholesome food all tho
year. II Is pure preparation from wheat without the
mixture Of other grain and hence invaluable In the
Extensively used at the Asor House. St. Nchc
las Metropolitan and other first class hotels and saloons
is rapidly becoming indispen dish good tabies
manufactured and sold at the Cron Mills Dol Cherry
New York. A liberal discount to dealers
HECKER BROTHER.
For sale generally BY rrocers and druggists
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BRrthOlTs
CELEBRATED SEWING MACHINES
Prices greatly ]uced Family machines $50; $50
BARTIOLF Manufacturing Company, q, Broadway.
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Weeds Patent Family and Manufac-
turing sewing machines Price $50 to $l Once al Broad
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Grover & Bakers NOiseless
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES.
Temporarily at sol Broadway New York.
The Van Buren press., 1859-12-23
Col A. NJ wilson and the Con-
gressional Nomination.

We publish this week, a correspondence
between a portion Of the democratic citi-
zens of Crawford County, and Col. Al
FRED VI. WILSON. BY it will be seen that
he has been invited, and has consented to
allow his name to so before the Dover Con
vention, for nomination as Congressional
candidate for this District.
In the selection of suitable persons for
Democratic nominees, we shall adhere to
our rule of neutrality. After the nomina-
tons are made, we shall give them our en-
tire and cordial support. Between Col.
Hindman and Col. Wilson, we will ex-
press no preference. They are both distin-
gulshei Democrats, worthy gentlemen and
each have numerous warm friends in the
I.,., ,oa-e.--I--r, me nomination OF eth
cr will meet our approval, and the nominee
shall have our warm support.
The Van Buren press., 1859-12-23
Latest N0W

We ere indebted to Maj. Jxo. Henry. o.
the firm of j. Henry. Williams & Co.. who
arrived last night in the California Over
land Stage. for full files of papers. includ.
ing St. Louis dates of the 18th inst.
Up to last Saturday the 18th inst, there
had been no organization of the House Of
Representatives; the two last ballots on
that day. resulted as follows:
a call of the House was ordered prepara-
tory to vote for Speaker. The result was
Sherman, Ill; Bocock, S5; Boteler, % f;
Scattering 8; lis necessary to choice. The
next ballot resulted, Sherman, Ill; Bo-
cock. 81; Boteler, Is; Geo Briggs, 8, and
the remainder scattering.
The House on the result being declared,
Immediately adjourned.
Cook and the other Harper's Ferry in
surgents, were executed on the 10th; they
had made an Intellectual attempt to escape
from prison.
The St. Louis Democrat of the 10Th has
the following
A duel is likely to occur, saws a Wash
SngtOn correspondent, between Hon. r. w
) Johnson, of Arkansas, and Col. Hindman,
member of the House from the same State,
growing out of letter from johnson, in
which he pronounced Hindman bully and
imposter.
Other late news will he found in our tele-
graphic colurnn.
The Van Buren press., 1859-12-23

CRY NEws-Local items are sv.. -;
week. We haze had an alarm of fre-the
FIRE was easily subdued without much dam
age being done.
Several free negroes left on the steamer
Hickman. in anticipation Of the free negro
law, which gees into effect on the 1st Jan.
Since the Patrol has been organized.
1--- Loss noise and disturbance
al'er DARK than heretofore upon the Streets
business has been brisk during the wees
more especially in the way of small thing,
1or Christmas presents. The weather dur.
ing the week has been excessively cold-tbe
murcury yesterday morning, stood at 10
degrees above zero. Ice is accommodating in
the rlver as we'll as in the ice houses.
The Van Buren press., 1859-12-23

have Republican President with highly
exasperated state of public feeling.
Recorder.
The Van Buren press., 1859-12-23
An E1onenenf

An affair of this kind occurred in on,
city on Tuesday evening last. The partie,
interested were gentleman (?) familiarl,
known IN professional circles ," as g. RoI
Ridley" but who in any other situatior
calls himself Hentz, and Mrs Huscn, tho
vile OF Mr. Husen, gentleman well know,
10 our citizens as the auctioneer empIovod
by the Railroad Company in the sale .,
their lands
hr- HuSen left this city for Fort Smith
one day last week, telling his wife to ,pce,
him there on Wednesday. the DIST inst o.
ne should expect her She promised to
do SO, But Hentz, miserable person as he
was, crossed the threshold Of san.t;,,.
and with poisonous breath infected that
atmosphere with discord and intidelitv
which before had been fragrant with Iouos-
tic tranquility and faith. The arraug,-
ments were ali made, and with large sum
OF money, which belonged to Mr.. Husen.
they deeampcd on board the steamer HEX
man, AMI are. most likely, ere this beyond
the possibility of capture
Can there be anything more mean-anv-
thing more contemplate, base and con-
demnlng than the conduct of this man (e)
Heniz Could anything better be expect
ted OF man whose business is to rob his
fellows? No, we answer, for :. evil asso-
Citations corrupt good Manners" and a man
the greater part of whose life has been spent
among the basest and most prof1igatc o!
men, must become debased like his associa-
tes, and necessarily be fitted only in
mind for the meancst and most contemnti-
bic of actions.
Is there anything more criminal in the
eyes OF man or of God than adultery In
the time of the Jewish dispcnsation such a
crime was punished by the death of both
parties, but in this age of enlightenment
and civilization what shall be said of that
being, who will dare to interfere between
husband and wife-who will dare. to mr.
loin from man that, round which his most
tender affections cling, and around which
the tendrils of his heart are woven and close
ly intertwined-his wife i? Shall we look
with silence upon such fearful outrage ND
on the domestic tranquility of this injured
husband Can we gaze with any other
feeling than that akin to horror upon the
picture once SO delightful to the eye, now SO
distorted and painful to view-the blasted
hopes. the ruined anticipations, the wither-
ell expectations of that one whose whole
life wac bound in hers, and all of whose
bounties he lavishly laid at her feet. Hentz
isthe cause of all this misery. This is not
his frst appearance before us he is known
rs gambler and . fighting man who fire.
quented the liquor houscs of our city, there
to decoy his unsuspecting victim into his
trap. then "plueking him of his toil-ear-
ned wages. He has gone from us. but he
was not of us, and as we bid him adieu, we
would advise him never to return lest he
feel the weight of that punishment which
he SO justly deserves.
The Van Buren press., 1859-12-23

New ADyERTrsEMESrs.-Ou columns.
this week, present the advertisements OF
r. Morning. who has everything called
for to sell; of Lat. Smith, who has tax
en- the McGee house, and opened general
assortment of Watches and Jewelry, and
Chfistmus and New Years presents of
VI. o. Davidson of Pennywit, Scott, &
Co and Of j. Henry, Williams d Co..,
and of several St. Lcuis houses which ara
mentioned in another column.
The Van Buren press., 1859-12-23
City Constable.

We are authorised to announce WIN. BOwLIN
a. candidate for City Constable. at the next Jan
The Van Buren press., 1859-12-23
TT Mr.. CHARLES InHxsn

@ Mr.. CHARLES JOHNSON, from the
importing Liquor House of Z. SIMpsoS d.
Co., Philadelphia, is now in our City, and
would be pleased to receive any orders in
his line that our merchants may favor him
with Simpson & Cos is the head quart
ers for all Arkansas people when visiting
Philadelphia, and no man shows more at
tentlon to his Arkansas friends than Dir.
johnson.
The Van Buren press., 1859-12-23
CRAWFORD COUNTY, ARK, !
December 10th, 1859.

Hon. ALFRED NJ. WILsoN-DEAR SIR 4:
The undersigned, your fellow citizens of
Crawford County in behalf of themselves
and your numerous political friends, in con-
sideration Of your attachment to the prin-
ciples of the Democratic party your worth
and ability as a public man, and your long
and faithful devotion to the interests of Ar
kansas, beg leave to present your name be-
fore the next Congressional Convention to
be held at Dover, as suitable person for
nomination as the Congressional candidate
for the lst District and respectfully ask
your consent to place your name before
said convention for that purpose.
~4he undersigned believe that the presen-
tation for the suffrages of the people of this
district of the name Of a gentleman of your
general personal popularity and acknowl-
edged fidelity TO the great party, whose
principles You have so long and ably dcfen-
ded, Will reconcile the unfortunate differ
ences that at the present time exist among
the members of the democratic party and
they pledge themselves, that, if they have
the permission to use your name for this
purpose, they will use all honorable means
to secure your nomination and election.
Respectfully your ob't servants,
WN. STEWARD, ii. Wilcox,
HARVEY STEWARD, and Others.
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark, Dec. 18th, 80
GENTLEMEN Your complimentary !ettc,
Of the 10Th inst, in behalf of yourselves
and other political friends asking leave to
present my name before the Congressional
Convention to be held at Dover in Nav
next, for the nomination for Congress in
the first district was received to-day.
In reply to your letter,I have to say that
whatever may be my inclination, hold it
to be my duty as a member of the Demo-
cratic party to yield obedience to your re-
quest. And should Ibe chosen as the dem
ocratic candidate for Congress by the Do
yer Convention, it will be my pleasure as
well as my duty to obey the call of the
people thus expressed, and render such SER
vice to the country as may be in my power.
At no period in the political history of
onr government has it been more necessary
that the Democratic party, especially in the
South. should be closely united. For, in
my judgment, the peace of the country, If
not the preservation Of the Union depends
upon the united action and success of the
Democratic party.
1t is to lie hoped, :hen. that in the pri-
mary meetings to elect delegates to the Do
yer Convention, there will be full attend
ance, and amost deliberate expression of the
Judgment and wish Of the people, so that
no expression of discomfort viii be heard
among the Democracy throughout the dis
trict after the Dover Convention shall have
made choice. And should the distin-
guished honor be conferred upon some mem
Der of our party in opposition to myself,
shall have the consolation of knowing that
the Democracy of the district are suited in
the choice of their candidate, and shall be
ready to give him my hearty support.
Thanking you for the high compliment
which you bestow upon my humble preten'
sions. have the honor to be
Your obedient servant,
A. NJ. WILSON.
The Van Buren press., 1859-12-23

CuEaokar MozEY-Col.'Gro. BurLrn,
Cherokee Agent, left here Wednesday
morning with $35,ooo, to pay the Chero-
kee annuity. Col. Butler will turn the
money over to LEWIS Ross, Esa., Cherokee
National Treasurer, on next Monday.
The Van Buren press., 1859-12-23

@- Col. y. NJ WILSON, has been in
our city for the past two days, and left for
his residence in Washington County, yes
terlay afternoon. Col w. is a candidate
for nomination for Congress, and will soon
publish list of appointments for public
speaking
The Van Buren press., 1859-12-23


at 1S Pine street. This firm gives its undi-
vided attention to til pnrchase and sale Of
all kinds of produccs4
The Clothing Hor3es ef MARTIN & BRo.,
Nos. 11S and 40 kiakt, have long been
known to the city & Sde md country mer-
chants. They have fonstantly on hand an
immense stock of rel1y made clothing, and
make quick sales at law prices. Country
merchants calling ons MARriS 4 Bro, for
supply, cannot fall to be suited. They
have a supply of goods manufactured ex-
pressly for the PLAINS trade, and have for
many years done krge busineis in Mexi-
co and the Territories.
The lower extremity of dress is shoe or
loot, and SO we put Messrs. CHASE d Bro,
Boot and Shoe Dealers, at the bottom of
this article. They come last but not least
in the list, and in their card appeal modest
ly to the understanding" Of the people
Their establishments is located at 1l9 fourth
street, Collier Block. They have for sale a
large assortment of fhe best boots and shoes
ever manuiacturedt tin New England, and
have placed their Business on a .Jooting that
dcfes competition
We have now enuanerated eleven irms-in
standing among tbs best in our city, and
we take great pleasure in recommending
them to our frisvA everywhere.
The Van Buren press., 1859-12-23

EI The Arkansaw Traveller, dischared
a large quantity of Salt at our landing last
night. Those in want, in the back coun-
ties, now need have no fears of not being
supplied with all they wish.
The Van Buren press., 1859-12-23
Prosecuting Attorney.
BEsToSvILLE, Ark, Dec. 9, 1859.

BLSToNvILLE, Ark, DC y, 1859.
EDIIoR PeEss-
Dear Sir Please to announce me as a eandi-
date for the Office Of Prosecuting Attorney for the
4tk Judicial Circuit of Arkansas, which election
comes of, August, 1850, subject the ratification
Of the Democratic party in convention assembled.
and oblig-. dc JNO. X. cox.
The Van Buren press., 1859-12-23
Latest Telegraph News.

The members of the House of Represen-
tatives cannot get their pay until the elec-
ton of Speaker, whose warrants on the
Treasury is necessary for that purpose. In
the meantime, however, Mr.. Glassbenner,
Sergeant at arms of the last House, has ad-
vanced various members sums amounting in
the aggregate to forty or fifty thousand dol
lars. which he has generously raised on his
individual credit.
The weekly California Mail, from New
Orleans via Texas, resumed under the man
agement of Messrs. Giddings IL Woods, as
heretofore.
4 democratic caucus Of the members of
the House was held last night at the Capt.
toi, Mr.. Houston, Of Ala, occupying the
chair, and Cox, Of Ohio, and Wright OF
Tennessee, acting as Secretaries. fifty
eight members were present. On motion
of Mr. Rultin, of n c., the speeches were
limited to FIVE minutes. Bocock expressed
his thanks to the democratic members
for their confidence in him, and his
willingness TO withdraw if the caucus
thought another man could get larger
vote.
Mr.. Winslow, of \. c., spoke in favor
OF adhering to the nomination OF Bocock.
He preferred by far an antl-Lecompton
man TO an American.
Stevens, of Ky, spoke in favor of the
democrats maintaining their position
Cox, Of Ohio, spoke to the same effect.
He was unwilling to vote for any Know
Nothing, or any man supported by them,
unless that man be Il democrat. lie was
willing, at the proper tine to vote for an
anti-Iecompton Democrat, when it could
be shown that he could be elected.
air. Montgomery, Of Pa, tool, different
view, thinking that there might he a..Union
between the national men OF the Amcri-
cans and Democrats so Effected as to crush
out saetionalism. He Thought il dangerous
that I!gpuDlieanism should have The patron
age Of the Capitol.
Air. Harris, OF Va, made an earnest APP
peal to ataud by Democratic principles and
mon. lie would not ask Northern Damo-
Gratis to make such sacrifice as to vote for
u Southern man.