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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-04-17

The Spring Term Of the Superior Court for
Iredell, Judge j. w. Osborne, presiding was in
session at Statesville last week. The Charge
delivered by his Honor to the Grand Inquest Of
the County. able and comprehensive. The
State docket was cleared entirely on Monday, and
the Civil docket will be finishes by Thursday
evening, perhaps, owing to the rapidity with which
his Honor dispatches business. Judge Osborne
will do credit to the E-mine.-4StotesutUe Express
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-04-17
4 Bunk Robbed.

COLUMBUS GA, April 10-The Marine Bank
Agency in this city was entered by means CT false
keys, last night, aud forty thousand dollars stolen
About half Of the money was Marine Bank notes
the remainder were Georgia and Carolina notes.
a reward of 81 900 has been offered for the arrest
of the robbers.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-04-17

The japanese Corvette Steamer Jeddo, after
passage of forty days. has arrived at San Francisco
The Jeddo brings the Grand Admiral and suit, on
a visit to the United States Government.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-04-17
NOTICE.

The Board of Common Schools for Mecklenburp
county will at the Common School Office in Char
otte the THIRD MONDAY in April, to elect one Of
their number Chairman.
April 10th J. P. ROSS, Chm
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-04-17

MRS. WINSLOW, experienced nurse and female
physician, has Soothing Syrup for children ee,hng which
greatly facilitates the process OF eehng by soenng The
gums, reducing all inlamaon-wl allay all PAM and is
sure to regulate the bowels Depend upon it, mothers it
will give yourselves and relief and health yOgr
infants. Perfectly safe in all See advertisement in
another column.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-04-17

When you see son of Malta put his open hand
to his chin and wave it, be sure it is sign of dis
tress. Take him round and give hin a peck of
corn in the liquid state.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-04-17
II v ES.

The TAX LISTS for the year 1859 are now in my
hands for inspection Those liable to pay Taxes VIII
please come toward and settle.
E. c.. GRIER, Sheriff.
Anril 3. 1860.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-04-17

SINGULAR ELopEMENT.-A young nan, native
of Northampton county, North Carolina, known by
the cognomen of Stump Pierce, emigrated to
South Carolina some years ago, and married
widow lady of some wealth, with one child, and
since the marriage has had one by him He came
back to Northampton about the first Of last January
nearly penniless He rented house and endeavored
to commence farming operations. A Mrs
Futrel married young man, George Flythe,
about two years ago, who left for the South the
first Of the present year, with the intention of
making crop and preparing place, and promised
to come after his family next fall. Last week
Pierce induced Mrs Flythe to sell the only negro
she had, and they then eloped together to parts
unknown, leaving his wife and two children
behind.-Afbemagle .Southron.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-04-17
STR 4 WE'D

U.s. Persons having well authen
EtI- EfLI$ ticated claims against H. c. Blunding
.:iaU or G. D. Longstaf, who were connected
with the Anglo-American Gold Mining Co. in this
gon between the years 1854 may be benefited by
comforting with the undersigned at an early day.
HUTCHINSON & BROWN,
April 3d. Attorneys
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-04-17

a RATHER HARD HONEY MooN.-The New
Bedford Mercury relates remarkable case in
which sailor in that city met beautiful girl of
eighteen, sweetheart of his school boy days, and
who had come on from the West to marry him at
New Bedford:
They were duly married by Squire Howe, on
Saturday evening, but provision for the future had
been wholly overlooked. Neither of the parties
had single dollar. The wife had expended the
last cent for travelling expenses and the husbands
finances were in an equally deporable state
Night came, and they were without bed and
board They called at the Central Station House
and asked permission to stay for the night. Their
request was granted, but they were informed that
agreeably to the police regulations they must re-
main separate. This they emphatically refused to
do, and forthwith left During the night they were
discovered by Waterman, having made harbor
under the lee of a barn They then set sail under
the convoy of the watch for the North Station
House, and We're there kindly provided with lodg-
iHgs for the night, but cruelty separated ac-
cording to the rigid rules of the watch-house.
Here they remained, and the next morning (Sun-
day. they started foot for Fall River-the sail
or having borrowed twenty-five cents of his old
landlord for the journey"
, 1860-10-02

Bosrox, 0e. 1.-Thomss ). Morgan. the Csp-
tain, Asd Byron J. Chamberlain aud Wn. Dun
ham, the mates, Of tbs bark Q inn, were ST.
raigned in the q. s. Court this morning on Tho
chsrgs Of being engaged in the tlavs trade It
tho r. quest Of our Gostrcment, the Britiah au-
tho.1tass have o-dsnsd psJmssser Hay end Ar.
Lstub, gunner Of the British steamer Pluto, to
attend The tris1 as w1lneasea, the Pluto having
captured the 0rion On khs caast Of Africa with
~ negroes on board.
, 1860-10-02

Totl.... ks.s0 3SeI.2s 6lS73 e6a G33 faN8 9:ts9
ri Ia aug. t6 es0 s0sstl: 9Vt 3 lssA4 eAoe6 1o,:a5
Reducingtle nour II bushels, 1he receipts
ot wheat during themonsh amount TO ., so9-
53b bushels, agairst 3,33a, ,4l2 bushels in Au-
gust The total recsipts of all kinds Of grain
{including Aour) amoun: to 5,O2 LAO bu.
The following tab!e shows Tho receipts cf
-four and grain during the month Of Sep'em-
her, for series Of yeas:
arc.ar4s OF floCa AND GRAIN N SEPTEMBER.
r ,sse az ,ss, 1ss t. r., III, is t.; s;;a,
VIII. 6sssa.is. .3ya5N 1.*Sa.ss .,Sa1e! ;,,a:7!l
oss.. ha 5syeat ::is s0. tF,sls isi.4es mia
kye,tu 5'3H :f.oi5 ....-...
Basls., In sey,s Yi-3e si.slo ...... go.
From tue above table, it will 10 seen thu;
the receipts Of whea. during the past month,
are larger by one million bushels than ever bs'
fore in tbs history OF our city during tue Ctr
rsapoadipc p:riod.
, 1860-10-02

RusAwAT.-Lass evening, on North CLARK
street, ato 1t eight O'Clock, horse attached 10
light wagon became frightened md ran away,
throwing its occupants lady-to the ground.
Sac was picked up insensible, and taken 10 the
drug store on tho corner Of Clark and India. 4
not Learn her name.
, 1860-10-02

Cz111sco4Hz. 6ert t.o-sf.A.
Tbs Hon. Thos Ewing delivered an adarefs
this afterronn, in tne Cisy Hall, to an attentive
audience that 6lled it to ovesAoHing. Appre
els'ive 1nemee1s Of every political party Were
in &sssntance. He Eeviewed eandjdiy the Eosi.
tions Of tho several caadidates for The Pfesi
deoey. ana DECLARED Abraham Lincoln his
to no political party whatever. this eaim and
deliberate expression Of = choice Of ,hc Kfppb.
1,aan osndid4se 'or tho Presidency is no tr,fI;nu
testimonial, especially as it comes from . ~ AZ.
interested : % stetesmtn Is Ar: Bwing. lii
Of ths kind Mr. Ewing interds 70 MAKE
Tns Wide-AwAksx, numbering three hundred
arc parAdi the streets TO night, marking their
course By bTilIlkus display Of rockets. and
thar hAeiu 10 be in f.iRh enir L.
, 1860-10-02

ST. LOUIS FA1n -Ihe frs. premium for Busi.
ness and OEaanental Penmanship, at the late
ST. Louis Fair, was awarded to Bryant i Strait
toms Commercial Colleges. They we're also
awarded the first premium at Cur late Fair In
this city, and q: tie State Fair at jacksonville.
The Institutions conducted by these gentle
men aad their able assistents. ara now in very
prosperous condition, and We can most heartily
commend them to ali in want Of . asuad bust
ness education.
, 1860-10-02

TEE St. MAnr.-four bodies, identified as be-
longing to the crew Of the St Mary have been
recovered within day or two.
, 1860-10-02

TIE FREMONT uorsE.-The most beautiful ef-
fect will b. secured This evening BY the iliumi-
naticn Of the fremont House, in which Dral e
will outdo himself.
, 1860-10-02

EDS. Rural NEx YoRKxR Seeing an inquiry
in the AuraI Tor = cure for that distressing dis.
ease the Asthma, write to let the inquirer
know what has almost enhrely cured re. I
havo had the spasmodic asthma fifteen years
aud never found any medicine that would Pre-.
commenced taking "Jouas Wbitcnmb's r.
medy for Asthma, Rcss Cold, and Hay Fever.
I cor menced taking this remedy eighteen
months ago, and have not had severe pa.
ox5sm since. also use sa2tpetze paper
Saitpeter is present relief but 20 eu1e. Whit
ccmo's Remedy has done for me ali that it i.
recommended to do. take j: according to di.
rections-a lea spoonful instead Of q tabl.
spoonful. It is prepared by Joseph Barnett i
Co., Boston, Mass. Price one dollar per bottle
SAnAH SkEIY.
EDDTrowx, Yates Co., II. T.
, 1860-10-02

t8 G. to Gilbert l. Sampson'f, s. Lake
street, q. 81 O'Clock, and buy you parlor stove
et auction.
, 1860-10-02

END OF 4 HE WAX.
By the steamer Glaegow which passed Cli'c
Race on Sunday last, we have news from E''-
ropo to the 10th ult The most important in
tsllgerc, by tais arrival is tho dsfeat Of La
morici=re BY the sardiaian troops. This, in
al probability, puts aa end 10 tie revolution IA
Italy, and viii result in tho consolidation Of
Italy under Victor Eoanu5i, with tte cxcep-
zion of vane,ia, ROW held l,y Austria, and
Of Rome and its suburbs, tho sovereignty Of
which will he guaranteed to the Pope. Twas
= wi.e etroke Of policy on the part OF Sardinia
to pu. hsrse!fa: the head ofthe msre tent lnl'
uedist*ly upon The conquest Of the t~o swl'
lies by Gariba1di. The capture Of Rome and
tho fight Of the Pope, winch Glribaldi un~
doubtedl7 contemplated, would hare aroused
and united ths Cnholic governments Of Eu-
rope against the revolution; While demon
st,atioa against Vooetia would h1vs brought
Austria again into the field, from double m r
tive. Agains: such combination Sardinia
aou}d not hare s.o5d Tor 4 month; AID +
be.t result she could hare hopsd for, would
hive beea the loss Of ali that sho had gained
In the campaign Ct ls5o, aud BY thu revolutions
ofl8Co. With the remsinder Of Italy consel l.
dated under lis rule-with the prosperity aud
.he national confidence and ea.husiaem that
viii result from = wise and energetic admin
;stratioa Of .1ai:s, the contingency will no
long 10 wanting Tint will give |snetiA t:
yi:tor Emnnu=l, and drive the last vestige o
Austrian authority out Of the peninsula
, 1860-10-02

q Hats-Cnps-of the latest Fall Style.
ssa Wide-A~4ke uniforms, tbs place to oet
them ia g: 101 Randolph street.
ocl 4. SAN DrxS < IT.,
, 1860-10-02

glasa, need have no more fears on that head.
Our advice IS to call on Ar. Hutchines, No. 167
Randolph street, next daor 10 Metropolitan
Hal, white IN tie city, and get What they need,
and before they quit Us, TO have their aAska
6lled with his oia Rye Of 1913 and Bourbon
Whiaky II years Old, which il the finest in tho
ceu1trY. Give him call, all ye Wide Awakes,
and you will ind him ali rizhi. ecs
, 1860-10-02

Tho Homo opAthfc Festival.
Ta: festival il behalf Of The homeopathic
Dispensatosy opens to day at Metropolitan Hall
The Committee having in charge the arrange
ments for III: reunions, announce that they
hare adopted eiric. regul .tions to protect their
visitors asai-r! every specl.s Of pelite frapd-
tha: they haze established. 4 61cd and low prices
for zll sr1ic's; ct tnle, requiring exact chan2e,
&c. And th.v would ask, as faror, that any
kno7n violation ef TIE ordinary rules Of right,
sa5ull be as oace reported to the Superin'en-
dent, Or. B.ebe, Who stands pledged tote. that
the matter ia rectifed.
Diane. will ba served at tho Hall by the Ia
dies, frcm L. O'Clock till 2 o'clock each day du-
ring the week. The following Bill Of Fare is
offered today:
H~t--tonxt Eeef. Kraa. Mutton, R,ast Turkey, Roast
Chick n. Koast I'ucx. Ated Fork and B,aoa.
EysIta-sw.et rota oes. Irish Po.atues. squ4.h, ,Tur
R,Th<s.-Chckea sal.,. Cold slaw, Tomatoes. Jelly
pr.l,y-Appe Pfe ruu2k:a pe. Hl:c. Pic Ccsazd Pie.
D1*'s.-apI !es. Peaches.
Sa2ter will also be served ea:h day during
the week.
, 1860-10-02

I9y Tho speech Of Yaacry Published in
yesterday s issu. WAS wrongly credited TO the
Cinciurati Commerciat It Was telegrsphed to
the insiunA.l yas<tts from Baltimore.
, 1860-10-02

IMPORTANT TO TIE LADIES We bare this day
reductd the p,ice Tor dyesnR dresses to oae dol
lar. Shawls and tsher aziicses at g-eatly re.
duced prices- Coz 4 McLAtx,
8t29-lW. 1913 S1uth CLARK atreet
, 1860-10-02

1pES11F1En-The suicide cf Saturday h
been identified ~ Philip Russell
, 1860-10-02

Rxconprn's CorRr-The Recorders Cour
commenced its October session yesterday morn
ing. The day Was occupied in cmpsuacIi:g the
juriea. The Court adj ou;ns over today.
CAnrArex MEoA1s.--peddless. c'ube, sud 9TH
ers are informed taa. McNally l. Co., 81 Dear.
born It, are selling solid ni]led edge medals At
e5 50 Per hundred, and &tl other campaign doeu-
uents s& prices equally low.
TIE LApE ELaM Fuxp.--.A ball MAS given at
North Market Hall last evening for the beEeEt
of sufferers BY the Lady Eigin. The mechanics
in McCormiekA Reaper Factory Eubzc1ibe S37
to the same.
caped B.idexe.l bird, has been arrested and
sent back. B. F. uewet: has been arrested AID
held to bail for stealing trunk. Mary Crow
Icy WAS arrested for larceny Of shawl, but dis
charged for lack Of evidence.
Los7-A liberal reward is offered for the re-
covery Of liver colored deg, about si1 montha
! old, Of medium s.zs, answering to tho rame Of
Fritz. 4 sum more than hia value will be Paid
| for his return to ibis Office.
DAzE DALL--The match played On Saturday
between tho 0sceo1a and Niagara Ball Clubs
resulted in favor Of the former. Only five in
nings were played o. accouat OF night coming
| CoRRrc1ox,--Tbe name Of Samuel n. Peate
should not hav appeared in the list Of persons
, 1860-10-02

GRs1lxnKS will tAks particular notice that At
Cook and Mclan'e, ss Dearborn street, their
cloihes eau be cleaned, dyet aud renovated
aod made to appear equally a. good a. nsw
1t but tTlting sxpsnso. Remeaher that =
dollar saved II . dollar earned.
, 1860-10-02
39rcss Il Trihutre,
TUESDAY, OCTOBER ., 1860.


Republicans from abroad viii fi1d m abun-
d.nt supply Of campaign documents at tho
rooms Of the state Central Committee, No.
ISL Randolph street up stairs). L=t every
delegation carry home an assortment.
Hccs1rta Of Produce In September.
Tbs fece;pts Of Eour and Grain in this city
during the month o. September, as posted On
Charge, day BY dsy, wero 81 follows:
, 1860-10-02

F G. Nirasole will givo his hr1t patty OF
season On October 5:h. Ladies invited or sat-
urdsy afternoon to arrange for the formation
Juvenile classea.
, 1860-10-02

MASTERS SALE.-S.ate Ct Iili-
ltl nne!s. Cock eiuusF. supedE Couxt Of Chiea
Mw. T. To~n.e end r. 1noua4. Mex 'ustry Lovisa Nc
fnst.y. hi. VIE. Jonathan CAsx, O. .Er Croeks.
ssrue, s. Saser aad koo.st CA (. Bill Il F.Eeelose
Puoc Notice IA htsrbT kivfn that IN currusnce Of
deeru L1Fr entt In tar aho7e tted tR7se tbs
sHh o. sptenb :. 4. y. 1851. Ha Z A4ther. =
Ater Cn.Ie,F, ofthe teut. Ut CRsstSo, vii.
On lie T~e sv~xo DIV .. o:too.r. 4. 1851. ten
o IN The forsrto dlr. 'e II pub ic anclou.
ths hfs bidder fo- e,h =: thu nClt1 door Of tha
urt uous' IN Il. G. :: ago. Ia Iii Gu II OF
{opk. ol It.. parcel OF Land. tor
% much ta1s,l 1n.y ':s.say atsfy II amount
IL re-: with lnteses: ~ Coats toxsther VITA tus
Aasfess fe.a and b1'a.4 enta on sAd
70 wits north hsfor 1ta Ct tas northeast quar-
TT aNth ent Q1Asr Of Aeon thrtt IN fls) town.nip
thrtY &ht A8, s7tft l5 II t1s third
pEne pal tasldian sh<rs siay d' te r9s
I'd se Nde sTp vi ll1d ~ Et<h Of way lh
Hl e 1land Az Ptatk hoas Ia md t}0)
lest; sAn tslnx A.uatsi in tha
C1uatf Of Cook and 3ase o! I Il rot.
HlaAM F. MATHER,
AAgtsT in ChAueery OF The 6upe-r CoUzt Ct &he1io.
/ 6fA1H lHAK, Co1plts S5uea -ars.
Dated o. \, 26o. oAt1dlaed
, 1860-10-02

BrRoLAxY.-The residence Of J. q. Wells ct
tho Commercial Ezprtst, On Warrington street,
wa entsrsd and rAnsacked On Sunday night.
Tho burglars got small booty. Good enough
for them. Editors should be exempt from such
yiE:s4ioas, :
, 1860-10-02

To LOVERS or PuRz L1ouoRs.-0ur visiting
friends who hsrs heretofore found it difficult to
obtain = genuine article in tho shspe Of = social
, 1860-10-02

tB Lubin's genuine extracts, soaps, nom.
ades and power. Sold by Sargent, corner Ran
dolph Dad state.
, 1860-10-02
THE CITY.

Auction Sales this Morning
At * CT: Fuurt At the Salssroous OF 0lbast
+ >Aulptpp, No. .. Lake htrtcf.
, 1860-10-02
Great Flood at Kepkuk,

Soon a:ter o'c'o7k on Wednesday, c;sht,
violent rain aiorm bsEs1 md continued Straight
aliesd til about u'c:ock in the mor5ipg. Tho
Leaverc wc,c in continual b'aze Of liSatu;ng,
end the fall Of Water exceeded anything erer
heard o: in this n g;ou. beng, By Sir. stripes
Ya1Ke, Xix atd ope-nalt iUche. in ab At a. many
honrR. Where tic storm extended great dam-
age has Ecen GoEe.
Both orr railroads wsro disabled, ard 20
trains weut out Je=terdsy. On tie road to
Montrobe, Prices Greek bridge was all torn
out; a apiece Of the bridge at Nashville is gore.
ard cnlstrt Ut MortF .he torn out. AL hands
were SET tn V-ork RPS sig. ard :tvas thought
that ihs pa.stUger iIain would BE- abba n get
tnr,u! IL to Mocx1ss this sporning. We hehld
zothirg Of tho damage b. yond Montrtze.
Oa ,he Il. Fl. D. II. l. ii. Railroad. The bridge
at Patterson l. Ttmberman's Pork House, WAS
carried GU: eodi:y, hAlt tha track 70. stveral
rods bel1w Ess wssoet AWAY. The euivert at
Duena Vista i, gone. We have hea1d Of no
o.her dam r. beJ ond, but i: was thought that
regular trips can hardly bo resumed before
next Monday.
We bear that several cu:verts and bridges
were washed away On ihe roal be:xeeu War.
saw and {lamit3n, hut the csrs will run to.Gay
tsnu near Hamilton t, Carthage.
Several cu!ver.s ard bridges sud considerable
DRIFT we're washed Gown oa Bloody Ran, aud
the rubbish collecting ngnns: Filth street
bridge, tue water was set back and raised ten
OF fifteen feet. Tbs bridge Was ewept OIL. en-,
tirelv. aud rushing down agkinst Tie railroad
bridge, c!:noed that out also, Is above stated
, 1860-10-02

EmI;iEATIoN nEVfvING.

The Illinois Central Railroad ConpaOy's
sales Of lands last month, were larger than
in aay single month since 1856; and it ia
quite evidtnt tia: steady emigration to this
Stats Of practical farmers is now going OF.
Tho number Ct acres sold were 8.495 for
$l37,so2.le. These are divided amorg III
pu1cha.er, being an average Of about seventy
acres to each. The desire to purchase whole
sections ct land, has caused the ruin Ct may
settler in cur State, ard this feature Of the
present sa;es is very important E ghty acres
are qaite enough for the maintenance Of
family, and wa are glad to eco class Of bu;-
srs who are not likely to ovcrhurthen them
selves with debt. Tie Comraoy'a terms are
upon a credit Of from four 10 seven years.
with interest at si1 per coat per annum in nd
vance. Thus the purchaser Of 50 acres at Sl2
pays a5cu: SEQ PER anuum for the fret three
years, aud tuos5 quent!y ANNUAL payments Of
about $3.50, which secures him valuable
homestead
, 1860-10-02

PAPkR HASarxos AND CURTAIN F1xruREs-
Now IL the tina to buy. for you can select from
one OF the largest stocks ever offered in Chica-
60, and wh,cn ia being offered at the lowest
living prices for cash. Country merchants are
also especially invited to call aud Examine our
stock. D. F. CaAsE i Co,
st29.6!. lD9 Rsudo:ph street.
% Who would rot rather pay Is cents pc.
gsllol more for pure, unadul:eratea Kerosene,
than to buy the common Coal Oil CALLED kero.
ssne. fJon wish the Simon pure, ur havs auy
old Lsops to be altered, 20 to Mobiles Lamp
and Oil Emporium, l22 Clark street, or to the
Branch, 157 West Maaisnn. s=po9.12t
WlpR AWAKE UNIFORMS Axp MEpA1s.-J. 4.
Smith i Co., lis Lake street. ara now furnish
ing the bes: Wide Awake and all other un1forrna.
for Political Clnb., At loser prices than they
csu be bought elsewhere in the States. Also,
Campaign Medals at the same rates. se20- 12t
All should not fail to read the advertise-
menr Of PROT. Wood in to daJ's paper. se5-ly
CHuRcu's BEsT RASPBERRY JAN from Sugar
island, Michigan Tae hes. made. For ssla
only 1t Nc. 22 State street. au3-am
, 1860-10-02

" Go to John Jonas, lis Dearborn street
md get your clothes cleaned End repaired.
They will BE- veil done and ut prices to srit tbs
timer.
, 1860-10-02

eJT1cEn. or the DAT.
cl!ef Aa-sha'-Go. ". G.ge.
Aasistart Ma:snss-Jahn Dr,t1 Col. II. D. Booth Es
G. d. Brown. L. s. Chiabourns Clp. Jas smith, Geo. u
Wilson. c EzA T4yoE. Col II. :. Johastou. JE, John
van II ;rn J. r. Ia C.J Suade F. L7moar5. 4. c.
lsnz. j. e. MIL ". S. Stewart Nj. WI. .is n.
r. Hil.cr, IL X. Snyder, e. WaAl, E. r. Towu., II.
Schroeder
, 1860-10-02

I Sos advertisements Of three csrgoes Of
lumber for sale By Il. ]. Steele.
, 1860-10-02
LINCOLN Or BKECKlNHIDEE.
Reaction In Favor <f Breckfnr1dEe At
the South.


Correspondents Of the n. T. HtrAd.1
T4ar~o7cn, Sept. II. 1850.
It cannot be doubted that ths Cause Of BEeet-
iDrid2e aud Lane hAa received sn immense I'M
petus forward By the speech Of Judge Douglas
at Nur3olk. ue Is acknowledged by nia friends
to hass shown N utter want Of ssst aud discre.
ton in responding to the quesion which Ha.
put to him. flis nrnnrei1tion Of a r.solvc t.
aid in the coercion, Of not only sovereign
State, hut Of any number of tho sovereign
strue,ian put upon his apssers throughout thr
South, } n case Linco1n:selectiou ehould prompt
them to sece3e, thts creaied q fire Of resentment
and indignation a9aintt him which will not sson
or easily be ex'ingu'saed.: 1t has turned thou
sand. against him, inssllud!og many promlacnt
men in every election district.
Dou4 l Is Las shown his absolute unGtuess fa!
the p ace to which he as2iees BY Lila want ci
tact ard disctet.oa in ttis ins:a:ce. Ith.1 ar-
rAyed the whole South against him. There will
he, ION may depend ppoa il. united Souh
against Douglas as well as agaicAt Lincoln In
rzadt1a Of the Hfrd!d, speGk whtf do kuo1.
II could rnndense into = fe7 parags apis the
intelligence which rcc.ire from the most 1eli-
ahio eources ia the S,uth and Southw eat. youT
readers would appreciate in some degree how
Intense is the hatred to1n:d hepubcaniem-
how little hold tae chilly ano r<putlre Bell has
upon the hearts Of even tLose who a<-ee with
aud how ,distruetiul are even partisaus ab7ut
Dcug,a-,' alter his 1ccen. exhibitions. From
thousands of gentlemen Of property and iraa.
enee, v ho hol1 the purss strings, there cotas
up unanimous sentiment Ct lotth.ng aud els"
gust for the Little Giant" and bis deungoxue-
ism.
among the homes Of The S:u!h and the South
wss: the feeling for Breckenridge has been in.
teusided By this It ne If Douglas to degree Of
which 1t would be Till ,u!t to give you any con.
ceplioa. These, alter all, are The quiet epFings
Of Southern End Southwestern opinion. No
more perfectly iudependena OF prosperous lie
can be conceived than that Of The planter, CT
the landed proprietor, be bis acres many or
few. And from these men and their families,
With 81! their it rluence, and all their high pride
| of opinion and determination OF purpose, cumes
the imperative declaration that they will not
have Lincoln to rplo over them, aud that they
| will concentrate their votes upon Brecki,rid9e
| Douglas Tili be nowhere in tie Electoral Gel
iege. Dei1 will not carry even bis own State.
BreckipriJge will sweep the whule South.
These alc tre conclusions justified by hsEe!e
analysis Of tho information get frcm the besi
uthoritias:
Correspondence ofths Clncnua:, Gszette.I
I Cav a tEkN