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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-15

Mr.. SEWARD AND MR. YANCEY TO TAKE THE
STUMP-ACTING AUDITOR OF THE TREASURY
RESPITE GRANTED, &c.
WASHINGTON, August l2.-It has transpired here that
Mr. Seward has consented take the stump n New Eng
land, as well as in New York and the West His per-
sonal friends consider that such only will en-.
sure the election of Lincoln in which event Mr.. Seward
will be the power behind the throne as well the heir
apparent for 1864.
hear in a wellnformed quarter that Mr.. Yancey is
coming North speak distant day, and that doc
to be issued by the Breckenridge commit
tee show that Disunon sentiments have been express
ed by prominent supporters Of Judge Douglas.
In the temporary absence of Major Smith, first auditor
of the Treasury, D. w. Malone Is acting auditor
The execution Of McJaskn. convicted Of murder in
the L. s. Court Pensacola has been extended for two
months question as the jurisdiction has arisen,
which, With similar case will soon be decided by the
Attorney General. A.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-15
DOugIasIsm In Kentacky-NO Terms with the
SecrderH!

The Douglas Democratic State Convention Of Kentuc-
Ky met in Louisville, on Saturday, and elghy-seven
counties cut Of the one hundred and four in the State
we're represented and 700 delegates present. and
straight Douglas electoral ticket put to vote -
See the following Dispatch;
LOUISVILLE, Aug. l2.-The Douglas Democratic State
Convention here yesterday. Eghtyseven counties
we're represented Archy Dixon and John G. Mason
nominated electors at large and full electoral Douglas
ticket formed Resolutions repudiatng any coali-
ton with the Breckenridge wing, and re-airming the
Cincinnati platform, were passed amidst immense ap-
plause."
Stern and uuyelding are the Douglas men Of old Ken
lucky "RssoltiOHs rsPU2idtiRg any coalition rih The
BrsekiHridgs ring Ssrs passed amidst immense oI-
Dlalss Wonder If the Virginia Douglas men at saun-
ton tomorrow viii s1hbi. the courage and devotion to
principle Of their allies In Kentucky
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-15
POLITICIAS RUN MAD.
A DOUGLAS PRESS SEIZED UPON By THE BRICK
INRlDGERS.
FIGHT BETWEEN THE EDITOR AND THE POLL

MoCoSELLBURG, Pa, Aug. 1.-THE Democracy held
County Meeting here last night, at which regular
skirmish was INDUCED in between the Douglas and
Breckenridge parties. Much bitter feeling prevailed, and
the meeting broke upin a row.
During the absence Of the editor OF the Democrat,
Mr. Sansom at Cresson the Breckenridge party entered
the Office of that ne spaper mutated the FORMS up
the Breckinridge flag and issued an edition Of the pa
per under that banner.
The affair has created considerable excitement.
personal recontre also took place. last night, after
the meeting, between Mr.. SAMSON, and g. A. Smith,
Breckenridge Attorney. SAMSON give Smith the lie,
when the latter coared him. The parties were then
separated.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-15
SOUTHERN xoURsIoNIsrs-.Nor MUCH LIKE

The arrival of the large party Of Southern ladies and
gentlemen ct Niagara Falls has been already noticed
This party, numbering 260, principally from the
States OF Louisiana and Mississippi
The party arrived at Niagara Tuesday, and the
pacious accommodations of the Cataract the Interns-
tional and the Clinton, were opened wide for their re-
eeption
Yesterday quite large delegation Of our citizens went
down to make friendly call upon Southern visitors
with the intention Of making them more particularly the
guests OF Buffalo. A committee consisting Of T. G.
Spaulding, p. Dorsheimer A N. Capp L. K Sewett w.
T. Barr aud T. T. Boomer rendered invitation 10 the
excuronists to visit Buffalo at such time might suit
their convenience. And committee on the part Of our
Southern visitors consisting Of Col Neil, Of Mississippi
Dr. Jackson, Of Tennessee and Judge Kennedy Of New
Orleans rendered their thanks and accepted the invita-
ton.
In pursuance Of this action the party will arrive at
Buffalo at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning, and will be
ceived by the Mayor and committee Dinner will be
served the American Hotel at four o'clock
afternoon After viewing the various beautiful points Of
the Queen City of the Lakes, the party will embark
the City of Buffalo for Cleveland route for Chicago,
at which place the party will probably separate for their
respective homes-Bufalo Conn.,, Thursday.
BUFFALO, August l0-The Southern Excursion party
arrived, according TO preyions announcement at ten
o'clock. The depot was thronged with people, assem-
bed to witness the reception The Mayor welcomed the
visitors In brief speech. Judge Clayton, of hissssip
p responded on the part Of his Southern friends
siderable length in which, after returning thanks for
the courtesy extended to them he reviewed the relative
position Of the sections Of the country toward each
other their mutual dependence and expressed the hope
that brotherly feelings should at all times characterize
their intercourse. At II o'clock the greater portion
the company embarked on the Western Metropolis fol
Cleveland whence they will proceed to Chicago by rail
| road and then home
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-15

An ELEPHANT SWIMMING Across THE ONO RIVER
Dan Rico's elephant, "Lalla Rookh" swan across the
Ohio river last Thursday opposite Cincinnati The Com
mercial says:
AT times nothing but the end Of her trunk would be
visible then the top of her head and again she would
dive entirely out Of sight, remaining under water until
those on shore began to think she was drowned when Of
sudden she would come to the surface with surge
that would throw her huge bulk halfway out of the wa
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-15

BLAIR ELECTED FOR Born TERNs.-The Missouri De-
mocrat Republican, of the 9th, says:
We we're premature, it appears, in conceding the
election of Barrett for the short term BY official count
there are over two hundred Republican tickets which
we're polled for F. Blair for Congress- which he has
not received credit for far and which gives him ma
iority over Barrett of fifty or sixty votes"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-15

MISSOURI ELECTION.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. l2.-The Republican says that John
B. Henderson, Dem for Congress, in the I'd district is
defeated by j. A. Rollins, Opp, by 2is votes.
Claiborne T. Jackson Douglas Democrat so far as
heard FROM leads Sample Orr Union, for Governor, by
q Dun
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-15
Better Mind.

If the Bell and Everett don't want to get them
selves into business they had better not mention the
Kentucky election in the presence of Breckinridger.
He might take it "a a personal INSULT
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-15
A Good Sign.

Tue New York Tribune has turned the whole strength Of
its artillery upon Bell and Everett and pouring in broad
side after broadside OF its intellectual res For Breck
inlidge and Lane has only kind aad encouraging words
We regard this as an unms,akabe sign of the growing
strength of our ticket in the North.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-15
KENTUCKY ELECTION.

LOUISVILLE, Aug. lZ-olAty OUT vi INC One uuhuieu
and four counties from which official returns Of the re-
cent election have been received, give the following
'O'' Leslie Coombs 46,sO6
Clinton McCarty, 2o,6OI
r. Ii. Boiling, s'otz
Hopkins, 800
Kelly, Zo4
Democratic, 76,lS7.
Opposition, 1921.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. l2-Returns from 81 counties have
been received.
COombs has %, S4l majority McCarty, and 1865
over all.
DOUGLAS STATE CONVENTION IN KENTUCKY.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 1.-THE Douglas Democratic State
Convention met here yesterday.
Egbty-seven counties represented seven hundred
delegates.
W. p. White presided.
Archy Dixon aud ]. G. Mason nominated electors
at large and full electoral Douglas ticket was formed
Resolutions repudiatng any coalition with the Breek'
nrdge wing and rearming the Cincinnati PLATFORM were
passed amidst immense applause.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-15

John C. Breckenridge is the man who took Kentucky
away from the Opposition. And he is the man who has
given her back to u.s.
"Go it, john and make things pant,
And skute around with a sort OF slant"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-15
nIRn.

July 9th Clay County, WILLIE BAILEY infant daughter Ct
Wm EA r. Payne aged Xix month, and days. few
days Illness deprived those find parents Of their only
child prthy lovely babe Nattre calls for tears and gde In
such affection May they remember who that calls where she
Is take, ID strive to meet her again.
CH-Examiner will please copy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-15

ANOTHER SEcEssIoSIsr.-Mr. Boyce, M. @. from
South Carolina following the lead Of Ket and Orr Is
out in letter in favor of Southern secession lie urges
even If no othe- State BE- prevailed on to leave
the Union, that South Carolina SOLITARY and alone,
ought 10 secede.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-15

(tAUTION.-0ur letters call Tor At the Post Once
~ ytred unknown per Monday morning
the 18Th ms.
This therefore, persons from receiving any DR. rs
cheeks be able TO to David Mcdaniel or 70
K W. Blackburn.
aui5-2t DICKINSON HILL 4 CO.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-15

HORRIBLE MURDER-A Son AND SISTER KILLED
George Aldrich, a convict who bad just served out
term Of five years In the Virginia penentiary, for Kill
ling man in Logan, left Richmond few days since,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-15

nows Il is to adopt resolution at Charlottesville re-
commenting to your wing Of the party to support Bell
and Everett as the only means left Of defeating Lin
coin and protecting the Just rights of the South and the
Union We do no; ask you to say that you prefer Bell
any other in the nation. We don't ask you to make
any sacrifices of your principles, (Oh Jerusalem all
ask Of you hold your principles 10 abeyance, and
defer dissolution Of the Union until more convenient
season In word what we desire you to do is to an
nounee your purpose like men and patriots to sustain
the election of Bell and Everett as choice of evils, if
you choose but at all hazards to support Bell and Eve
re as the best thing and the thing you can do, I'M
der the circumstances. You had sort Of candidate,
but you have none nos. Why, then, not take ourss-
You prefer Bell to either Douglas Lincoln, unless you
are downright dsunioniss and traitors which some OF
you are and which expect to you swing for, long
before Christmas. But we implOre you to save your
characters and save your nee by coming out boldly for
Bell and Everett We will GllOw you, amatter of ac-
cOmmodaOn and charity to yOu in your present mean-
eboly situation to vote for Bell and viii promise you, in
the bargain, not to wound your feelings by mentioning
the name of BreeknIidge referring to the Kentucky
election during the entire canvass We are generous
and magnanimous men, and, seeing you standing out,
houseless and shiverng in the ptess storm, we would
in draw you beneath broad and protecting wings,
and give you shelter until after the much ercer and Wild
er tempest in November Come alOng-heres our hand
the right and the le and here is your rock of refuge
Here are Bell and Observation-Disclosures and patriots, schO
ars gentlemen the poor mans friends the hope Of all
political wanderers in barren desert like yourselves
Rally around hem-hey will save you and save our CON-
mon country
In conclusion, and seriously, we recommend to the
Breckenridge Convention at Charlottesville, to do the
wise and the patriotic thing and declare for Bell and Ev-
erett No other ticket stands the ghost of chance Of
defeating Lincoln Why, Oh! why, by refusing to sup
port it, will you play into the hands Of the Black RePub-
hcansy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-15
Mr. BREoKINRIDGEs SECOND ACCEPTANCE

Mr.. BRECKINRIDGE'5 SECOND ACCEPTANCE.
We find in the Alabama journals the suboined COM
municaton from Mr.. Breckenridge written, it will be
SEEM in reply TO letter addressed him by Mr.. Erwin,
the President of the Richmond Convention The letter
of Mr. Erwin, to which Mr.. Breckenridge was called to
respond, is not given.
LEXINGTON July 26, 1860.
Dear Sr-In to your letter of the26th utimo,
containing official information Of my nomination for the
Presidency of the United States by the Democratic Con-
venton assembled at Richmond, have to say that
cept the nomination and shall strive to merit the conf
dence implied by the action Of the Convention.
trust that full discussion Of existing issues will result
in establishing the Constitution aud Union Of the States
upon immoyable foundations.
With good wishes am your friend,
JOHN C. BRECKINRIDGEl
Hon. John Erwin President Of the Richmond Democrat
IL Conven ion Greensborouoh Ala
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-15

Ode 30 Breckinri dye.
"And when / think Of wha. are,
And what | used to was,
l thinks throwed myself away,
Without sufficient coz"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-15

BROAD ROCK VIRGINIA RACES.
FALL 1860.
FIRST DAY---Tursday October 80.
SwEEPsTAKE for three years old-two &C
- miles heats-tfjO entrance-ei00 for ~ HAA
te!t ciab to add t20a. IL the race Is run >sxzNX4T%
four 10 al stake -&AS
SECOND RkCE-sin DAT.
sWEEPsTAKE fer all sges-one miet50 entrancet25 for
felt Proprietor add $50 the Is runthree 10
fill the stake.
SECOND DAY-wnSnsDLY 0cT. 81.
Proprletors Purse $500 two nile keas.
sFC0ND R4CE-siNK DAY
sweepsiake for yea od-one mile 600 entrance 800
forfelt-three more 10 Ill the stake
THIRD DAY-THuRsD,Y Nov. !.
Posake-four mile for four year ods-250 entrance
400 Clab Proprietor add $50 the
three Il tn oil the stake
FOURTH DAY-fRDAY NOVEMBER 2.
sweepsake three years cid mile heats t00 entrancet50
forfet-three 10 al the stake.
SECOND RACE-sAR DAY.
Saddle Race for saddle Horses that have not been trained this
purse $50 Saddle Bride worth the money.
All the above stakes will close the 18th Of September.
Entries TO be made TH0s NJ. JONES, see'y,
Or CALVIN GREEN, Propr
au1s-d5t Richmond, Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-15
Tho Memorable Conventions at ChnriOttes
vile and sfauntOn.

Tho Democratic Conventions nj OhnriO''eA-
willie and stanton.
Tomorrow is the day for the assembling OF the Viz
ripis Democratic Conventions. The Breckenridge fac
ton meets in Charlottesville and the Douglas faction
meets in stanton So far We have observed about as
many counties have appointed delegates to the one as the
other and both it is likely will he pretty largely attend
ell.
As We understand IT, the principle object of the Breck
inrdre Convention and Of the Douglas Convention to
form Joint or separate electoral ticket as the serse
Of duty and the feelings Of the two bodies may suggest
The Breckenridge men, in particular, although they Sc
eded At Baltimore and disrupted the Democratic party
,pon principle, appear 70 be exceedingly anxious to
rstracsther steps, and they consequently willing to
loose from their Gulf State brethren, and surrender
N. rinepe for the sake Of coalition with the Douglas
men in support Of a common electoral ticket. Men o.
e.v virtue looking to the spos and eariog nothing oi
principle, Notwithstanding they boast and pirate about
principle day in and day out these Virginia BreekinTidg
es are down upon their knees to the Dougl1s men, SO
Rcitinr them 70 forget and forgive their Secession move
uen At Baltimore and unite with them in support OF ar
nnprnciple and odious doublehcaded electoral ticket
Though denouncng Douglas as the enemy OF the Sou'h'
aud bs Territorial doctrine on the subject Of slavery a.
r,, than the doctrine Of Seward and though denoune
ing the friends Of Douglas 10 the language OF Senator Ma
son As The lepros b,eo-raeg' the BreeknTidgers ar
willing and anxious and sOlicOUs to make friends viii
the Douglas men, aud are constantly imporing and De-
s,sehug them to consent the formation Of " double
sbo,e ticket aud 10 vote IN common for such hcketupou
the UNDERSTANDING that the electors shall vote for Doug
Las. If Douglas obtains more votes outside Of Virginia
than Bre,kinrige OF for Brecknridge if Breekinritg
obtains more votes outside Of Virginia than Douglas -
This Is the proposition OF compromise proposition
which faiopted by the two wings Of the party, vii
sink principle and all thought Of principle and subject
the vote Of rgna the dieaiou aud control Of her
. s,,.,st Il, q word Virgiaia IS 10 De virtually mum
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RWnTIHnNn

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mlth's Blot Aaytesl GeomeTy and revised edition,
adatei TO hs present state Of the maheData Instruction In
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We and publish
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Familiar Compeud Geology Questions Answer, By
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viii Oil space hitherto unoccupied he few In
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Hon. John Erwin President of the Richmond Democrat
ic Conven ion, Greensborough, Ala.
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fYrom Editor Of Norfolk Herald-1
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-13

OF these the last four rotng the stocks having
never launched The Columbus, Ohio. North Caro-
tina and Delaware have each made couple
At cruises, fifteen years since, befors the
era steamships and proved themselves very good
SHIPS for their day and generation The Pennsylvania,
upon which twenty years since people looked with more
wonder than NV they look at the Great Eastern, per-
Formed dangerous voyage between Philadelphia and
Norfolk and since has been settling In the mud st
ths Norfolk Navy Yard. The Vermont was Intended In
BsG2 Peys tag ship the Japan expedition, and was
rsayy ready for VIXEN those In authority changed
THAR minds and she again stripped and laid up In
ordinary. The Ohio present used receiving ship
s recruits Boston, the North Carolina at New York,
snA The Pennsylvania Norfolk for the pun
Tree yesses all utterly out OF repair and being old
sboned and destitute Of steam power, for every prr
pree defence entirely thus cutting OF
swoop eight hundred and seventy two guns out OF
tie twenty i've hundred.
me frsates ten in number and pierced each for any
gzxa, named ~ follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-13
o u II N A v Y =.
ne Wooden walls OF America.

The Wooden Walls or America.
wb,n vast Of seaooArd, notn
Atlantic aud Pacific when Look al the iores"
o. mas,s towering along the water fronts our ~fse
Commercial cities, and reflect that our ships vn' every
part OF globe hat tonnage equals mai Oh ofeA'
Rrtan, and surpssses that OF every other nA'oo Ne
No rcuemle r thai We have walled cities AMI that the
approaches 10 cor hsrbors but nadequAtey Nrsnou'
behooves Us now then to think Of the real strength
o. our ravy-ne PRO Getting 70 which our deiencee1
ruchannen may ny for shelter In time OF danger INC
s.sceuard o which our helpless wives AAd children rely
10 ieep far from our shores the horrors OF ~A'
The true SIR myth navy cannot be learned IRON
p..d.,,s, MESSAGES or Secretaries reports - they
- c,nane themselves 10 recapitulating the duties
cv,orned ~ the different squadrons during tho year.
We viii therefore endeavor in this article 70 give
,.hsl exhibit Of the navy 70, commencing with the
ssasTisL
Our navy proper consists OF ten ships ten
sies twenty sloops war; three brigs and three
store SHIPS making total Of forty seven vessels props
ca by sails Alone carrying thousand eight hun bred
and twenty guns.
There seven frgates SIX nrst class screw
soops four erst class wheel Steamers eight second
oass screw sloops cAss side wheel steamer
Eve third class screws four wheel steamers Of the
third class tenders and nondescript craft
of nearly I'VE thousand burthen, which has been
euidng Hoboken for the las. eighteen years. and is
called Stevens steamer, making total Of thirty
eight vessels propelled by steam, and carrying nve hun,
arcd and eight guns.
ms gives eighty Ave vessels, carrying two thousand
three hundred twenty nine guns Thus a for official
reports; and II these looked at they might
gosSe VI 70 very CONCLUSIONS Let Us therefore
example the matter detail There are ten line Of
battle ships upon the register Of the navy and these
teo vessels mount eight hundred and seventytwo guns
ypey are named a. follows