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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-01

Does any well informed and uoPF'jutieed man oeheYe
,., .tr Northern or South,ra 5eetoualism would De
.,uptsnsnesd duriug Bells term, Should be be elected
D, s,sh believe that either Douglas or Breckenridge ca"
~ elected by the people Is i; not at least probable
b, Ri. can be 30 elected. should all conservative men,
Il Al parties uai.c in Jis support: "lAi tleu, ,"e
.ie,ste Of common sense and pauiotism: Clearly 'la.
Al, Who dpscl,e the irrctsevao'e 'u'n OF Our beloved
COUNTRY should vih ole accord, combine their ci'rs IN
bslf Of that ckct the success Of which would, AS II
ere by usg, d,spa,e the clouds that already envelope
gr commercial i4cses's, threatening 10 UNDERMINE the
upd,,oa OF our existence aud sweep US from the eaa-
ocue Of Independent nations.
Ia werI john Bel is the man for all patriotic men
20 vote for in the prescn. crisis People OF Virginia raj
~ ~ one man. en- Tay.dy next TO the support OF the
,.Iy safe candidate in the field.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-01

At meeting of the Board of Directors of the Georgia
AIRLINE Railroad, held recently at Atlanta Ca the fol
lowing resolution adopted;
Rssolrsd That in view of the unsettled state Of pub
lie affairs and the depression in the financial condition o.
the country consequent thereon, that the progress oil
the Georgia Airline road be suspended until the next
meeting of this beard aud that this board nov adjourn
meet In this psce, on Tuesday the 9th day OF No
vember next a; 10 o'clock, A. ~
So we CO. Works OF internal Improvement stopping
Isbor,rs thrown out of employment! General stagna
ton and distress Well, if the apprehension Of dsuniOa
IN do so much, what will not disunOn itself do 7hG
is a question that cannot be pondored too deeply. il
fear of particular result is fraught With disastrous con
Qucnoes, what widespread -uin will not the result it
s.lf bring about?
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-01
1v,y Conservatives.

s conservative men Of Vagina and the South have
, and NANTES. duty to perform, duty which they oSe
= ,,-,vs. 10 their country, to the world, AID 10 pos
-. That du,y il TO resist the lreasoLaLs and heuS-
~, d..;.rs Of the pi,uni5nists by els;i2g as much
,h.,o .repsta a. possible sgasst the disuuion ca
did ts for the Presidency Tae'e Is no'ainS 'a' D''h
10 ISIS 80 much deprecate and dr'ai a. 'us uH'' al
exhibition Of conservative strength "a l"s'iA anu u
rs,, Of the s4vehodiag S,aes, and sue1 An eAo'' o
should and must be the prime purpose Of all "1o Noa'
save the RspubHe from swils aud usrs run IL 'aeie
ara .ny patriots in the DsSoAiarge party Of the s'''
~ - kuoH there are lst them eOIe out a. onee '' u
p.r,y TO which they o7ght never % have belonged aad
20 for The Uaiou, the Constitution and the Ei'0'eem- u
Of the Laws L.. them such svoe sgaiozt the Dr.
u.ioa e,ndiatss on TUESDAY next a. shall aPPal 'he
n dds, Disunioris. Ia al the and.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-01

A public meeting in St. Johns Parish, santee, South
q ,rolipa. on the och ut, unanimously resolved,
That w will support every and any measure that may
Lad us successfully Of the Uuon-peaceably II We
can for,ibly II We must
.Tb.t the election Of Black Republican Presiden
,n svowed sectional grounds would demand the with
laval of every slavehol6ng State from Coniederaey
mich i so hostile 20 their Institutions and suoversve OF
their very existence. -,
.Tpat We would regard the revival Of the African
~ tr,6e As measure calculated to strengthen our Po-
iion poltically aud socially. aud the best means OF
s,staiaiug our agricultural prosperity.
rb,t - measure Of retaliation to the State egsla-
, of the North in multiplying the Fugitive Slave Law,
We would regard couater legislation, aVrtnS protection
~ er c,izens 81 gagged in the Importation OF Africans
hip their border. not only expedient, but Jisuh'
able, among the slave States
Let the ireemen Of Virginia remember that Breekn'
r.e il the chosen candidate Of the rampant Dsunion'
is Of South Carolina aud remembering that let them
,,e for john Bell for the sske Of the Unioa end for
the .ate Of their domestic peace aud dearest into
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-01
ne notEec.ixcdi

Let not the people OF vrEu., De teadcd by B7eckiu
ridge organs aud orators, end by B7,ekafi5se prot~
.,. into The idea that there ia 20 fixed purpose ID.
p,. Of the orgla,or- ard supporters OF The Bssekis
rl,, faction TO dissolve the Union Evidence, the mss
ovsrrhelmia, and conyi eog assajy oNst and is daily
accommodating that such Is the unaserabe purpose OF a.,
sscedsrS
Fresmsn cf Virginia, lee esca Ct you remember ths
the nex, vote cast BY yolw be the rosi important SET
Of voar life There is no telling the results Ehcl ma,
attach to t. Il you desire dissolution, Internal tise'
SONS aud ciyH sa- If yeu desire 20 sec this fair sut
dreaehed in fra;crra blood vote for John Q. Breekr
ridge 1. you desire 20 these dire eEame', ACC
nip treason in the bud hes vote fer John Bell The re
sDoasibility rCsus upon ycu.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-01

Friends Of our Constitutional UniOu are you ready ior
tie great 6gh.. Only feu days more remain in Wbi,b
q work and prepare for the 6ual struggle Weare neer
log the brink OF the prsciPce perhaps aud all the iAt
f abors Of AL the true Of the Republic are neces
sary 20 prevent the 6lal catastrophe. Perhaps all thea
.aay sliI and the Union b, numbered With the thing
thai we're. Bus IL is the most solemn duty each OF
has ever been called upon PcriOru-'hs vote we ~
to give on Tuesday November 6;A. LIT Us eudeavor &c
do that dity nth eve sugls 20 the best Interests o.
or whole happy couurylelviug Gus every eonsiers-
toa Of parties and OF men, and voting for o eoD'rs
slona
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-01
Whntor the Nishti

Uniou.loving men Of Virginia, what Of the night
Are you each aud ALL eIerting your whole powers; Grt
YOU given up, heart soul mind and body, to your cour
tryg Your country expects this of you and it is but
reasonable service for all the blessings you erjOy-
wouli you transmit these blessings; would you transmit
our glorious Constitutional Union to your children SnC
your ehideu's chdren' If so, now is the time to be
stir yourselves, for "the Pbilistines are upon u.s."
Toe YAnoey Breckenridge Disunionsts, look at wha
they are even now preparing to do, and bak them ii
their insane purposes BY giving Virginia to Bell snt
Everett BY an overwhelming majority
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-01
BrccAInridge Hypocrisy.

The BrcckinridgeY party loudly protes. they arc
not for disunoa that the charge is SANDER, yet they
not orly never utter word in defence Of the Union
bat they sgmatzc every that ut;ers word against
disunion, as "submissiohist" "Union shrsker" &c
If they are for the Uuiop why do they dcrouace every
appeal to the people in favor Of its perpCtnation? Why
don't thcy try preserve it, is notorious fact that
esery Breckenridge speech aud editorial is studied eff
fort to uaame the passions and arouse the prudiees
the people Of the South and them to regard the
Unon as curse instead of blessing. If these are Union
men, they have very singular way of manifestng the
2 al for the Union
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-01
r,,, oxva.r.rxp urrrKRs

For vear medical been taxed and the skin OF me
ysa exhausted hope Of discovering some rem edy avail
aba 70 cure that distressing Of ell dseaset-Drfrh
well m lis long train under their various names
No medicine which would speedily, permanently tree
tualy and radically and sxpe these d"ass rom ne Ts
tenn until Dr. Green made known Biz dseoveryo Of
The Oxygenated Bitters.
lis peculiarly that cases vnea Tor
have the most potent medicine and the highest gro
feons ,s yield remedy readily II the disease were
but Of day. standing For ali diseases Of the S"dA and L.
o,stire Organs and for General Debility hb equally salutay
aud certain.
Typhoid Fever. Dyspcpsia, and DebiiitJ'
T4s letter ESQ., venknovn ana
worthy cIsen Village, but the testimony Of noui'
ands ike sufferer: ,e.o
M,,srs g. W. PcwLH 4 Co., Boston,
Gentlemen Eight years snceI vas attacked Win IWnoa
Frsr which e ~ digestive organs In fee e eondinon
was tay perform labor e1uld eat bat the hghtest
medicines when produced favorable aerant IN
The disease continued In this miefabie oondlon fcr svet
ophs until ther- nlsw, (Mr JOSEPH Burii ~ East Dos
on Ia nj me bt tile Of BTKf with sech strons
as.nr.nees Of is Writ that dueed 70 veh trial
RAD not exhausted the before thu effect was quite
and ave TO persvere In ne use and
was IN sue season eoort.b state OF health Ih
r,medy have since recommended to Of my dyspepue
hea - ana away y S STEPHEN LRAyITT.
p,,n,r.d BY SETH W. fowLE Co., Boston, and for sale al
vhoesaie and retail by ADIE GRAY, PURCELL LADD co.
PETERSON p. DUyAL, hmond, and By all and
dealers In medicines In city and country. loes-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-01
R,c.kia-. de- ;. strength in tae North.

The strength OF the Br,ckiurdge faction 10 the NORTH
as shown By The late election is es fellows; In Name
the Secs iouists dijn't make sho" OF light
To Connecticut, they were just No ''h'r ln f'nnsyI
vui the Democrats ca1ddlte for Governor, although
profcs,irg TO be Douglas man. endeaYored to ride
both sizes Of The slpng" I, is estimated that the Pres-
tisnts Influence in this State will give Breckenridge about
o.e.lourth Of the D,mocrstic vote. Ia ladlara, the
Brocknrdge men went over to the Republicans "horfe
100, aud diagooss" In Ohio, they didnt show hght-
These are facts. II any body nov figure out how
John O. Breckenridge can by any possibility get votes
esough IN the North 10 elect biu We w0uld like to see
then try e on He woa's carry single precinct in the
North.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-01

HAVuI y OI' ~"O I"H1O'
In his speech at Indianapolis, old ice Lane used thi

In his speech at Indianapolis, old ice Lane used this
language:
1T has been charged that the party with which have
the honor to act design employ the Federal Govern.
ment for the propagation OF slavery. This deny.
DENY THAT THE NATIONAL DEAOCRATIC PARTY
DESIRE To PROPAGATE SLAVERY IN THE TERRI
RlES."
John C. Breckenridge has already declared ths. HI
'nEIoNaED TO 80 PARTY DESIRED rnG RXrESsIoS OF
SLAVERY"
Both are t leaders of party which processes in Vir
eaa to be ulra Sou:hern while in the North they
ne RepuJ,iedn ticket.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-01
Aa,nrYYTrlcL.

The Savannah r. pnJljeoH says tibet While in the Ess'
tern section CT Georges the Breckenridge orators are
trying to get the poor to vote against Bell because
he owns flour hundred slaves in the Western portion
they are trying to create pradces agans. him because
he owns no slaves at all Il would be we'll for BFeck
ardge rsrd' before going before the people, TO have
consultation aud agree which side of the question they
ii. al take No dOub. too sdes, though, will suit their
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-01
A NO. 4 COOK.
A NO. 1 COOk.
I'VE have for sale privately, No Cox between thy and
w thIy-nye yeas Of age
MI DAVE, DUEPREE co Auc.h
TEIE UNION PULPIT.
FOR SALE BY GEORGE L. BIDG00D,
No. 1871, Main ST., Richmond.
Price Sl.OO.

IINTON PULPIT-A correspondent, Of the AeraniA Stntini
u thus spe Of the book ecenty Issued In ts city esled
the "Un on Pulpit"
hay recently been reading the Union Pulpit" ook OF
eminent ministers Of cGereat dennmna
ons desire the reade Of paper, aud 10 the
ubc generally much doubt whether ADLER cosc
published have been .ch
Interested eoled and Instructed In the perrsa Of work Tex
the Bb have been In the perusa OF the "Uion Pm
with the OF tire publishers, will add the word
American to read the American tnlon Pulpi."
This ofsmons dos very American
pap Without make Anyhisg Ike an lnyi ious dis,
ncdou ALI The ofgel be allowed 10 say that
sermons Fuller, Wn Smith, Palmer D0ggeit
Clark Stockton ue Campbell vnton, Nee intoek aad Adams
specimens Of pulpit cl0querc read The
S,rmc D.. his profound logical and able
uy pie TO rad IL contains
Ia print Every schol
the land ought have copy OF this admirable work
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-01
LooEto Your Tickets.

We soulI advise the Bel sud Everett readers Of ou
D.gr to clip cut The raues Of the Electors that they
NAV eomyare them With the tickets on :he dAy OF el,c
ton. The Yanctyitss claim TO be the Constitutions
Jsnion party, aud their conduct throughout this cam
psigu, ss are sorry to say it proves them every way
qualified for the PerpersOn Of any sort Of thick th'
NAV Civ, them VOTE Lock not only At tue heading o.
yogr ticket J at Che MONIES tbai are on e. aud b, 81,
IA. soa are roin,g rieh.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-01

prsr. lsr. l. T. CHANDLER, Of Norfolk City.
aud. TRAVIS H. EPES, Of NOtiovay,
sd THOMAS BRUCE Of Halifax.
4th JOHN T. THORNTON, Of ?. Edward
sch. JAMES p JOHNSON. Of Bedford.
oh. NARMADUKE JOHNSON, Of Richmond
7sh. LENCEL J. BOWDEN, Of Williamsburg
" sth. JOSEPH CHRISTIAN, Of Niddcsez.
9th. r. Il SHACKELFORD, OF Fauquier.
10Th. ANDREW r. KENNEDY, Of Jefferson.
18th. FRANCIS 7. ANDERSON, Of Roekbritge.
18th. W. K STAPLES. Of Montgomery.
e. 18th. WALLER PRESTON, OF Washington.
l4.h. j. JACKSON, Jr., Of Wood
18th. A. B. Caldwell. o. Obio.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-01

We earnestly admOuisb every voter in Virginia to Ie'
ct calmly and dispasonAely upon the question Of
dissolution Of The Uuon II Virgins casts her vote for
Brecknrdge We shall perhaps be called upon very sooU
20 look this monsHtOus ard frghad question square,!
in the face Let every examine tor himself, aud d.
hb,rAte veil. whether be has suffered injuries eroug
under the prssen, Constitution to justify him in voting
TO bring about a civil and servIe lesser evil
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-01
poII,I-spt,h UnIVer.ity.

The students of the Uaiv, rsiy opened Poll last Sat
uray for the purpose Of indicating their preferences for
the different Presidential candidates sos, out of six hun
ded and odd, vo e, wr, cast embrasug students ON
ne.rly ali the Southern Sates TIE Poll stood Breck.
ndIse el5, Bell 2s2 Douglas %. OF the Virginia stu
dents Bell received 1872 Breckinridge l57, and Douglas
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-01
what Farce /!

VIVA. farce for the Brseks to be speaking OF John
Bell as dumb-When their own party is under promise
to make Breek the Norfolk questions aud eau
do it. although he spoke for three hours on the stump
BreeE is grea talking man, but ia poor answering
man-a fact; he won't answer either for questions or
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-01

wbss and Americans Of Virginia. stand shoulder G,
shoulder for the next fss days, and be up ard dOirs
We all your might for Bell and Everett See evefy MAJ
o YOUR nighborhood district, county, town imp!ors
Zach one 90 90 10 sP polls. Let no Uuon man stay away
and refuse to vote bu. every Of you go to the poll
old Young and middle-aEed.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-01
ACnn,.on,o shareholders.

Tn Louisville Democrat utters a timely caution to
s4, ehoder in tie event of the election of Lncon 10
be watchf, Of hat cla,s of property An impression
prevails in places that that event secures their free
DOM and rro care should be taken. In the event Of
dissolution of the Union it may result in horrors too
great 10 be depicted We the borders, and will
receive the first h!oR in the conflict.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-01

Tsenty years ago, persons avowing the reasonable
sentiments that we row sometimes hear in Virginia
would have been molei. why is it Lot so now? Be-
cause Brccknrgs and hls cohorts have deceived few
people who ara i'll at feut faithful to the Union We
entrea them to lay aside their false gods and to return
with renewed DEVOTION to their love for the Union.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-01
o,a Io.Ioneoo Coercinq n State,

In bis Indianapolis spsech Joe Lane declared that he
was ready TO DRAW HIs sword AGAINST TIE ESENiEs CT
THE USox ANYWHERE Il would be well, then, for the
sscessiousts, before they undertake to break up the
UriOn, to remember that old Joe Lane stands pledged to
chin them back
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-01

People Ct virsais You ere oll that the only friend
de South has the North are the supporters Of B'ec
inridys here We tel yOu that they are o's' IN shops
,,osiao and the very vOr, enemies the South has any
where. They oppose the Only insurnoan'aSle obs'ns
20 the defect Of Lincoln aud in eonsumaeeOas and tra
o,oas manner, r,f's to enter ia'O any combination !,
ensure bis defeat Can You 20 s'e ~ Il s the 'ru
and YOU viii fad il 50 when It Is too late. BIZ WARN
Sd N THE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-01

When we hear an intelligent man express lis fear Of
Iincon's election AID at the same time express li4 d.
termination ofSotrg for Breeknrdgc, doubt h stu
eeri,v II Lincoln is elected he will owe his election TO
John c. Breckinrdge and Jlmes Buchanan. Tie man
who really desires defeat Lineon-f lie understands
the true slate Of affairs-wi,l vote for John Bell.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-01
DlED.

the 2'th inst Phoid fever the residence father
Stafford county Miss FRANCES wLs0S In the 22d year
age Leaving large circle Of iend AMI relatives 10
he's lmey demfe
BLESSED are the dead who die In the Lord "
At her sdence Washington dry the 20 day Of 0ee
her, Mira JULIA DICKINSON wife Of W. g. Dcklnon In th'
25th year OF her age.
Richml md papers copy.
westmorrland county Wednesday the 25h In
sant JAMES LEROY Of j. D. and Lucy Je aged yea
and twenty d ys
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-01
nodsIng the Danger.

The idea o. forming Southern cOufederacy and eav-
ing out the border staes, is certainly very unchvA
r)us one fJ the border Stat would have athe fight
ing 10 do, ard all tn, danger to brave Can the yeo'
many of Virginia be willing to do all the lighting and
brave h, dangers of civil war, to CRAFTY The whim'
of Cotton Stat Disunionists? If not vote fer Bell and
Everett,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-01
"rnE sEcrssIoSIsTE.

"Nr Yaacey of Alabama de- Arss that be is ute y p.
posed to the seeding delegates Attending the Bamo
Convention and that he is opposed to having Alabama
represented in that Convention This shows the dlscI.
ganizing teudercy of Mr. Yanceys mind and purposes
Il shows that be is unatersby bent upon the destruction
Of the Democratic party, and in favor Of sectional
test let the consequences be what they may to the
try. l. such 4 nan safe leader 2 Are his cOaastis
such as should control The Southern people in The present
a arm n emGgmey1 VIZ THINK MI
Here Is suotle with which close
1--WE are pleased to the movement in the South to
choose other delegates in the place Of those who seeded
from the Charleston Convention. This is right These
gentlemen, BY going ont and organizing independent
body, certainly forfeited all right or claim TO resume
| their sedIs ia the National COnpentod"
There is what the Lynchburg Republican, now a ram
-Secession.an Douglas organ said on the
2sh of Mag laat. Let the people read Let the Doug
las men ponder!
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-01

On the 9Th of November Ou' citizens Will be called on
perform the mos solemn duty, Of all their lives Are
they pre- AIRED t. perform !, vorthyf Are hsy giving
heart soul mind and strength to PFtssrVatiOn Of their
county from destruction
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-01

Work now Il aud Everett: men, willie the day lasts
The twilight: is falling, with omiDous shadoSs, upon the
Union, and H. night vi come when no man can work
terrible night /. will be, and fruitful Of evil
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-01

If there is any citizen who does not understand the i'm
poranc Of the exercise Of the right of suffrage hunt him
up ard try to make wiser and better man Of him -
Teach him that the man who doesn't voes governed by
him who does
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-01

The treas o, abe attempt to dissolve the Union Is
brneicg on its first frus-a pressure in money matters
We trust and pray IL will be the least evil that brought
nnnn ns hs YanoeY and B-eckinridge.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-01
sD.ssinr At ,he Club House Tonight.

We have the graa6catcn TO announce that the Hon
joss 5. PENDlAToN vii address the citizens Of Rib
mond on this 1RURSDAY) evening, At "a o'clock at
the Club House. NJ PESnLEoN is one Of the most ele-
O ent and bslisnt orators in he Commonwealth an
r h and rare t;ea. may be ezFee ed this evening 1t
Z ere he a rolsing audience present 70 hear him.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-01

Why is it that evsry Disunionist in the South is Tor
Brtcknrlge and L'nss Can it be for any other reas
m than that they are Disunion clud da,esl
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-01

Edward Everett declared in s36 that he stood ready
to buckle on his knapsack aud march to the defence OF
the South lie reiterated the same sentiment last De-
cembAr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-01
A thorough L I.unIOn Party.

TIE BrcekinIidge party is thorough disunion party
Very many Of its feeders and members are endeayorg
TO 80 sbspa events" as to brig about disanion' very
mauy mere are utterly reckless they should assist IN
80 shaping events and the remainder, If there Is re-
sipder are the tools and instruments IN the hanus Vi
The more cunning and daring. They must either l'aNe
,beir associations or become imbued with the Senu'
meat Of the controlling leaders and reckless mass
Me-. Breskiuriige may not himself favor dsun'on at
heart bot surely be The very man 10 be used as the
instrument OF his party he has been seduced into the
Abandonment Of his former ptOiessed principles Tor the
,mstv b,uble OF the eondidacy Of party which does
not desire his election lie has been Prosiuted TO the
base purposes Of dividing his party which be pre-
tpdsd 20 regard as tie only hope of his country 'hee
By far.herug the prospects Of another party which he
regards as utterly hostile his own section he IS clay
in the hands Of he potter. To shat base uses may he
not come at las,
We SEQ but one path Of duty open to the voters oil VIZ
ioia Vote for Bell and Everett, the Union csndidaies
lad thereby rgbpke the spirit CT diuaior and dsc' i
,ossble A union President and Vice President; Then
- shall have Law aud order, aud peace aud que' ana
ootar rfchfs.n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-01

II Virginia uould prevsat the DisuuiOais:s froa drag
Vaz Der into political ruin APd shonor' sAs ma' a!
bsr haud hsEvly 90 Ihsn nsHl Tuesday.