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, 1860-02-23

hESnALLs BAKERy.-1u another column it
will be seen that new firm, o. Kendall. Sons
q Co., Is the present name and style Of house
to Whose establishment our citizens and house
keepers long nso learned to look for toothsome
aud delicious bread and cakes in all rarletie.
they are the same as ever, while The admission
OF a ne" partner ndds advantages the public
will share.
, 1860-02-23

WAsHlSGroS's Enthusiastically the an-
nlversary Of the Birthday cf the Father Of his
Country was observed BY the military generally,
albeit the streets were in condition that called
for the most liberal outlay Of soldierly devotion,
to encounter the mud and mire, everywhere
Astounding. The gallant Zouayes were out in
the afternoon, and attracted much attention and
admiration by their fine appearance and excel
lent drill. The Sons Of Columbia and the
American Protestant Association we're also out
on paradc.
Last evening there were held several brilliant
Assemblies aud Balls commemorative of the dav
, 1860-02-23

Go to John Jones, ll9 Dearborn street
and get your clothes cleaned and repaired.
They will be we'll done aad At prices to suit the
finnes.
, 1860-02-23
TIL E. CITY,.
II Z r U ULICAN CITY TICKET

| Il Il L ~
For Mayor-JouN WENTWORTH.
For Tzeasurer-A. HARVEY.
For AttorneJ-J0HN LYLE KING.
For Co1lcctor-J0HN RABER.
For Marshal-lyER LAWSON.
For Snrveyor-GE0RGE II. WILSON.
STREET COMMISSIONERS.
| 6ou1h Diyison-PErEK WOLF.
N~nh Dlvisior- GEORGE KNERR,
/ Wta: D.vtson-WM. H. DUNN
! wAEn- ALDERMEN. cosrau1u
flrst-"1ILIAM COLBY. CNAs F. CHILsoy
seema-J. H. VAN os0EL. J. CouRTWR1GuT.
| T1Gd-1i1RAM JOY. RE. CnoE
| F"ut'h-L. LAArERIZ. ADcocK.
| F1tth-1s. H. ross. r. CARTHEW.
S1ta-J. ". CoRB. 4. KOvATS.
seren'h-G. 8. HUBBARD. HENRY JAuNs.
ExAt -. q. AAcLAI, MOSES F. HARRIS.
NinsA-ELl hATEa. SAM. 4. ELLIS.
Telth-JouN saULGEN. ANTHONY OTTO.
SPLENDID BoroCE7.-Sanders OF Lake View
has placed on our desk a splendid bouquet,
which IS but sample Of those be has on sale.
u Norris Hyde, corner of Dearborn aud
Washington streets, have the .4tzantic Monthly
and Harpr's Magazine for March.
FIRE coxrAsr's BA11-Engine Company No,
Nine, give grand ball al Witkousky Hall, on
Thursday evening, March 1st.
- Large auction sale of household farni-
tuFe, silver plated ware, ETC.. this morning at Of
O'Clock, By Gilbert 4 Sampson, auctioneers. No.
81 Lake street.
PRAYER FOR CoLLeGEs.-The New School
Presbyterian Churches of tlls cits will bold
their anaual meeting Of Prayer for Colleges and
other Institutions Of Learning, in the Lecture
hcom OF the ed Presbyterian Church, ut three
o'clock this (Thursday) afternoon.
TnE WEAruER.-The weather yesterday was
February. March md April, in equal parts
uadly mixed. Towards light the mercury went
down, but not to conjeal the mud. We had
yesterday, bright sunshine, hailstorm, some
drizzle, aud squalls at intervals.
forSo MES's Assoc1Ar1oS-LEcruaE NJ Rnv.
T. ". HloGiSsoS.-This evening our readers
vii! remember the lecture before The Associa-
tion, upon "Pbysical Culture for Americans"
This lecture will be more entertaining as it pre.
cedes the Gymnastic Exhibition soon to be piy-
EN- under auspices Of the Chicago Gymnasium,
MEETING At rue BR1Gcs HorsE.-An adjourned
meeting ef tue Suns of Connecticut, will be
held at the Briggs House on Friday evening.
s&th inst, to make arrangements to receive the
delegation from Connecticut to the Chicago Con.
Fention. Sons Of Connecticut, without respect
Of party, are requested to attend.
PnarEn FOR CoLIEefs.-Several of The city
churches hold services at 10i o'clock this morn
ing, in concert with others throughout the land.
specially in the interest Of the literary iusttu
tons Of tue country. At o'clock p. ~, sere.
ral congregations unite in service at the Uni.
scrslty, when Rev. DR.. Rice breaches q dis.
coursc with particular reference to the students.
hESnALLs BAKERy.-Iu another column it
Will be seen that new firm, @. Kendall. Sops
& Co., is the present name and style Of house
to whose establishment our citizens and house.
keepers long ago learned to look for tootLsome
and delicious bread and cakes in all rarietje.
They are the same rs ever, while the admission
Of new partner udds advantages the public
, 1860-02-23
Nen1 an6ertisr1l1ent5-

" & SCAtFE5, A"'-'-s1As Ass-.s IS Usnroo.s-ss
u os~oF's-f to Tecrice 1de skit amd all tas
1-7tts'9 Fap'Ts or fh~ lsc1sh R<.s. }a1.hE9+y
, 1860-02-23
amuSEtl1k1ltS.

M CIV 1CKEk THEATRE
49, Aadf.oa ssEees h~ts': s.srs sr.. p.a1eo+u
THURSDAY EvrSlAG, Feb. I'd, ,sn
VIII Be presented tn. teau.l.ul cone ,f o, tho
LADIES' BATTLE.
bsqnn rs g Aasss. woodeas,
e - ~ tH%a Mr.. Bra:r1
coAlC SoAG-....-.-........MH.D DILLON.
1Eepes4oE1anee vi conc I'd. with the pe,.,e 60 1<dr
The Rights Of uroa.<a;
CT. THE Rose AND THISTLE.
II "hca ILL., Bradley. Mr. pll,n. N.. Leighton. Nr,.
ao1:s VII arte1r.
- 4ae LIT pr tu"to7 Of the xre. a1.tor rfon por-
-3 Gfen from sir Walter ECU Il uosxl eni,t!tti
JEANNE DEANS:
On. Tue HEAsT or MID LOTHIAN.
IL psekaa11ou ani viii he pre.eue ia mauGer secnot
so 10 theatre in the country
cI.rly. - ~NA4A '.es ~ ~ o'coek Ere
box ol6ce open fntn 10 o'clock L. n iii, o.r,o~,
wnen aaS e4a be SECURED three di7e In alya1.r
AC3 aF Ap4sstaz--Fafquette aud Dfeae Chc.r as
eee"Ho Ci1et. &C.; Lwer Private kd1-s u: VrLer &
z 4. SHERMAN Tfra.urfr
, 1860-02-23

SPLESD1p BoroCE7.-Sanders OF Lake View
has placed on our da.k a splendid bououet.
which Is but sample Of those be has on sale.
, 1860-02-23

E5 Norris l. Hyde, corner of Dearborn and
Washington streets, have the .itzantic Monthly
and HArper's Magazine for March.
, 1860-02-23

F1EE MATTERS The house of No. l. nm Tear.
born street, near Washington, is being trans-
formed for the accommodation Of the new Man.
chester IN. H.) steam fire engine "Litae
Gianf," with whose working the entire Depart
ment are IN exstacies. She is, however, event.
ually to be stationed on North Wells street.
but just where Is not as get settled. Iii. in
contemplation to dispose of the very valuable
lot and the old house Of No. 5, on the corner OF
North Wells and kinzie streets, aud secure nu-
other and larger lot farther north, say in the
vicinity Of Indiana street. In tie meantime
Little Giant" will remain where she is. man
ned By the boys Of No. l, and drawn to fires b7
two noble w.4itc horses from Wright Curriers' 8
stable, temporarily hired for that puzpose.
, 1860-02-23
Browns Bronchial Troches (!
Browns Bronchial T5oches !.
Browns Bronchial Trocllcs!t

I 1REAT vICTUIsIl BRIDGE
~ oPES. This Immense Inn .tru:tnrr nearly two
aa tenxih THE ouxsstiu ths w"tt) aciosa IL
RIVER SF. LAWRENCE
At Montreal At ent or Sl1 and haf Mill ons Of peS-
tas. The E,t-rn and Weassn aiy.unx Of th~
Grand Tr1tItk lt0i{lcuu
OF CANADA,
Is open for puhc tr4tnt This 5na If reIFfv nm
NIL. IN length, il Opxr-te.l under
ONE MANIAC EMESr RKs.N DETROIT MICE,. 70
fUsrLASD, AE.
Ans: there l. on'y
ONE CHANGE OF GARH
FINN Chh1xo The Mississippi River to pnrt!an or Dos
thu Quickest Ind nust ute tg1s ~ tween
the snih ct ni 4u.i Ex aha Ya,sr, sr1n
1ua f.,kt h4ked tht,. t., paris of c4uaa ard ths
New FL gland SG.s+ at$u - ami frum
Chicago and Liverpool
Autthe tnnae.t If irop e.:y r..lue,h st.s
By the thty t.gul4r weekly Line If CNlrku >rATF3
AND hEKbEt..S MALL s'FEn t..$, .astpx from
Portland every >aun:-y, and from tlv<', e,ety Cd
usSt4y thluishr yr.s fn farther vi ia aop 10
WALTER stAAl+t, Jas. wAkKAEk.
a., GeieFal M1urecr. GeH'l Western Agent.
a1FIspx A"naeas. - Deaftora Street. Chicago
, 1860-02-23

FIRE co1fAsrs BAtL-Engine Company No.
slne' give grand ball al Witkousky Hall, on
Thursday evening, March 1st.
, 1860-02-23

- Large auction sale Of household farpi
tuFe, sllser plated ware, ETC., this morning ut Of
O'Clock, By Gilbert & Sampson, auctioneers, No,
SO Take sfrent
, 1860-02-23

WANTED-By gentleman Of in
telt9eEc:- ,spec:aiity snd eo~d haa,ta-erp pfoy-
~ as a. e5ps ete: N bu. Ia. large country
ae4 .lh- sno ;cAu i.au ad- IL good aid
penn.n. .Aulrss. y. / L "th,. ID e. fesi1sr
, 1860-02-23

IHAfEn Fon CoLIEGEs.-Seye1al Of the city
churches hold services ut 10i o'clock this morn
ing, IN concert With others throughout the land,
specially IN the interest Of the literary institu-
tons Of the country. At 2 o'clock P. ~, seye.
rai congregations unite in service at the Uni
scrslty, when Rcr. DR.. Rice breaches dis
eourse with particular reference to the students.
, 1860-02-23

t1'Ok SALE AT u BARGAIN.
i Thu Stock OF Agricultural Implements, Teams,
Wagons Dzask. ts1snEt:, &c. md The xooi viii ct ihe
eiy a' So; 70 AaF:st s:trst Ias E:"tk. iLe xhvlo
nk In tbs tushcss aad Altogether ur1~ 7n opr4nn II
t..do = Re n, Win teiox e1sen,ssy advertised se1
hr4e.t agncuuFal drjc: Ut eouLtry. II 1o:i
ah 1s time they v,i te sHred In pa,ees
suit purchasers Al low ps.ee=-
Term. cash. OF approved security such tine - r117
r. agreed nron- Apply to jan MILLER. Trustee, Nj.
liarrrt EttAcE L,t " d.
, 1860-02-23

w ANTED-A tirst-class Garden
w eratd Fiorist f.o:n E,..oo. rs,ta lin ,on H.,
&c nse slne OF bushes. l. dst.r4t Grare Grover
=. &C s.1e1 wh-re tie htu-es
Re aa@ eft!es Is 1rsi Ealen-f in every re ptt
MsEra 10 PER north. Addres FLORIST, cue ,lby /
"A"e3v Si1ess.1:e. "fSeohsl1. fes3x{t
, 1860-02-23

" ANTED-To Rent or Huy a
y gooI = i hsse DWELLING t7m,r x1.n - -
s. xs"..Hu!~. vi sas sn' t1.ures; loxarn r.f ~
,o,t Ans'. OF ese stde. within txa ~ ho1,e f.I
.. nha,* "a m!a& ~ i. ut b. ot4estI IL usr; ~
.ta'- -. aeafess -. oox ~. with terms aau parc1
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-13
TIE CANVASS IN WARWICK COUNTY.

To Tie Editor Of the Wing:
Our principles were most gorously vindcated by our
gallant Eeetcr l. j. BoWden, in a discussion with Mr..
ClaybrOok at Warwick CourtllOuse, on the 9th Sep
tember SIR BOwden opened the discussion in power
ful speech of an hour and half 10 which he charged
the Democratic party Of the South with having aban-
doned all their iime-honored usages, by bending the
knee of submission TO Iancey, who is Gvowed enemy
TO the Union. He also olrmcd that Me-. Breckenridge,
prior to his nomination Baltimore advocated the nfa
nous doctrine Of S9Uat,sr Sovereignty: aud that Judge
Douglas stands upon tie identical platform that BGc
hauau and Breckinrdye did in 1856. lie did not
merely assert the above propositions but brought for
ward ample proof sCstain them; and If am allowed
Judge from the profound attention paid him, thick
he made deep and lasting impression upon his auditors
which will tell well Gt the polls in November next He
then depicted the horrors of dissolution Of the Union,
and ia most patriotic style warned the people OF the
daI gers they would entail upon their children, If they
harkened the diSuuicn sentiments Of IsnceE, lu-
stead OF submitting 10 The Constitution and the laws -
Mr. Clay brook next took the stand, and gued the
crowd in a very vehement manner charging Mr. Bell
with being unsound and ridcung the platform he
pies being unworthy of the confidence Of the peo-
Pile Well Mr.. Editor was not much surprised TO hear
him denounce platform, Iaucey has instructed his
followers 'to fire the Southern heart instruct the South
crn mind give courage each other and at the proper
moment, by OIgauZed, concerted action pre-
cipia;e the cotton States iutO revolution" After
hunting n vain to fad act by which he could
vct our gallant Bell Of some Of the odous doctrines
OF which Mr.. Breckinridse's record is 50 prolific he
pitched into SIR. Douglas with gloves off, but as that is
family quarrel il woali be unneresiing 10 give you
description of Nhat he said about his brother Stephen
The Union men Of the counties OF Warwick, York,
James City, and Of the city Of Williamsburg, are tho
roughly organized battle for the rights OF our COM
mon country and you may look out for rousing ma
ory for Bell and Everett in the above named counties
WARWICK.
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BELL AND EVERETT CLUB IN AUGUSTA
COTNTY

In accordance with resolution adopted at the Court
House. on the 9TH day Of August, 1862 recommending
the Union Party T. form Clubs in the various hagistera
districts of the county, The citizens Of District No
assembled at the Academy in Nj Sidney on the Sth inst,
William Crawford Esq, called TO the Chair and O.
k Hyde, appointed Secretary.
j. Q. NcCue, moved that committee OF five be sp-
pointed to report permanent officers for the Club, which
motion was carried and the Chairman appointed j. o.
McCue, VIM. Shunaker, Dr.. W. Bell, Jno. W. Bruify
and John Yates, on SAID committee.
The committee after short retirement, made the io
lowing report For President William Crawford, for
Shumaker for Secretaries o. X Hyde and John W. Wat
SON. for Treasurer William Johnston.
The above report was unanimously adoped
Ou motion, a committee for conducting the cores
pondeuce of the Club appointed composed OF the
foloNing gentlemen u. H. Parkins, DR.. WIN. NJ Craw
ford s. NJ Crawford, Dr. VIM. Bell and James Is. Camp
| bell.
The following resolutions were unanimously adopted
! let Resolssd That we most cordially endorse TIT
nominations of John Bell and Edward Everett for the
offices Of President and Vice President of the United
States and that We will all honorable means to pro
| mote their success.
End Resolred That in the Union, the Constitution Gnt
the Enforcement of the Laws recognize the best plat
form for the of the country and the resora
ton OF peace aud harmony
| r. L. DOYLE Esq, being called upon addressed The
meeting in his usual orcibe style, for hour and
half
Resoircd, That the mnutes Of the meeting be publish
ed in the Richmond Wing aud Stalnton Spectator.
The meeting then adjourned to meet Saturday thC
10Th inst.
/ n lIEnE
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G. X. HYDE, Chairman.

BELL AND EVERETT IH B0IET0URT COUNTY.
meeting OF rspec ab\ portion Of the Constitution
al Union Party OF Buchanan anu its vicinity convened
according previous notice. AZ the Botetour House, III
Buchanan on Friday night last On motion, Col. John
T. Anderson was called 10 the Chair and Rob b. DOu-
that appointed Secretary
The Chairman explained the object of the meeting and
in orcbe address portrayed the dangers Of the present
crisis advocated the claims Of candidates TO support
aud cofdence and exhorted all Uuion-oving men to raj
" 70 their standard the only hope Of defeating section
alsm and saving the country.
Mr.. Jno VIM Johnston offered preamble and con-
stitulion which unanimously adopted. The const
tuition provided for President four Vice Presidents aud
two Secretaries Il fixed the regular meetings for Saur
day night in each week-cals the Association "The
Buchanan Bell and Everett Union Club'-aud provides
for standing cOmmtte of FIVE members whose duty it
is to prepare business procure speakers to address the
Club at its stated meetings, &c.
Afer It's adoption, quite number OF persons went Tor
| ward and signed the constitution
On motion, a committee of three, consisting Of John
Wm. Johnston, Ro r. Douthat and Lieut.. JOS. w. An
derson we're appointed 10 circulate and obtain signatures
/ TO the constitution.
The following cficers were then elected President
Col John T. Anderson Vice Presidents John s. Wilson
Andrew s. Boyd, DE-. Qtho W. Kean and Charles T.
Beale-Seeretares 70. r. Doutbat and John Wn John
ston.
The President announced the standing committee to
prepare business &C. to consist of Capt. VIM II. Bovd
Henry O. Snyder. p. Gilmer Breckinrdge, Lieut.. Joe
| II. Anderson and Thomas j. ObenShan.
On motion, 1t was ordered that the proceedings o
this meeting be forwarded TO the Richmond Wing, fol
| publication.
On motion the Club adjourned 10 meet again on Sat
urday the 18th Sept, at n P. "
JOHN T. ANDERSON, Chairman.
| Ro X. DoUrHAT, Secretary.
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BELL & EVERETT IN MIDDLESEX COUNTY.

BELL & EVERETT IN MIDDLESEX COUNTY.
At large and enthusiastic ratification meeting Of the
Union party Of Sidiesex, held at the Court House, on
"Wednesday the 22i ult being court day for the pur
pose of raying the nominations Of John Bell and Ed
ward Everett for the Offices Of President and Vice Pres-
dent of the United States On motion, Robert Healy
Jr was called TO the chair aud Lewis Jones, Jr, APP
pointed Secretary. On motion a committee OF five
VIM. S. Christian, John T. Segar, James A. Eubank,
Henry d. Blrrick, aud Judson Walker, were appointed
TO draft resolutions for the consideration of the meeting,
Who after retiring short time, reported the following
resolutions which were unanimously adopted.
Resoired lst That cordially approve and endorse
the nominations of John Bell and Edaard Everett 10
the Offices of President and Vice President Of the United
States aud that we will exert every effort aud all
honorable to poll large vote for them in this
county, in November next.
Rssoloed 3D. That we feel, always have felt the
strongest sentiments of attachment for the institutions
of Virginia and for our federal Union aud believe that
the past record Of John Bell hi3 large experience and
wise and undoubted staesmanehip give certain guar
antee that under his administration the rights of the
South would be projected the Constitution OF tho Uni
ted States upheld aud he laws OF the country enforced
Resoloed, 3D. That we believe in the present excited
state Of parties and the country that moderate counse
alone should prevail and that it is the duty Of all good
citizens who desire to the Union p-rpetua;ed aud the
rights of all the States enforced rally the support of
Bell aud Everett the only representatives in the pres
ent contest Of the true conservative sentmen Of the
country
Resolved 4lh That VIC believe the election of Lncoln
the Black Republican candidate, would be one Of the
worst ills that could bea the country and that it should
be the chief aim and object Of every citizen to defeat him.
aud that believe f. I'm the present aspect Of parties
that Bell and Everett the only candidates before
the people who are likely TO accomplish that desirable
object.
After the adoption of the above resolutions JOS Chris
tian ESQ., of Middlesex loudly called for aud in an
eloquent and able Speech of some length, clearly demon
strated that Bell aud Everett the only national
dd,es worthy of the support of the people Of Virginia
On motion, the proceedings ordered to be pub.
llshed in the Richmond Wing
On motion the meeting adjourned
ROBERT HEALY, JR., Cha.
LEwIs JOKES ,JR Secy.
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Il(N(ED THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 49, 1860.


sympahies of his aude manifest by the earnest
desire ofsomc of them TO show him to fan him.
ito hold him up" and TO perform other like gentle eVi'
dences of their sseton for himindeed, one phllan-
hropic old gentleman proposed ITO expose nun 10 the at
mospherc to enable him to keep COOL but these sugges-
tous were unheeded, iDasmuch as bis audience having
been unable to see the "thread Of bis argument were
afraid TO interrupt him. lest having lost it. be, himself
would be unable 10 find it, Mr. r. spoke estimated by
actual time about bali an hour-by the patience OF lis
audience somewhat less than three four hour; and
though | have heard some Windy speeches. and some
Justly Condemned as having nothing in them, yet must
saw that Mr. RS that occasion had nore OF nothing
in il than any ever heard
Mr. having concluded, Mr.. o. J. Wise next in-
troduced and greeted by afew feeble cheers Mr. W..
commenced by saying, that as the gentleman who pre-
ceded him had given them an exhortaon, he would go
farther and give them Sermon" which information was
most timel, as without IT, two-thrds Of the doeiu per-
formance that followed would have been nexplicabe to
to his audience. Indeed his whole speech was mass
of 6sioned sentences without connection, apposenes
or relevancy the issues before the peope-condemned
by friend and TO- as unEorthy OF the man. ana auure
in every point Of view.
But the masterpiece Of this farcical performance was
the speech Of Mr. Samuel D. Deuoon, who, after Mr..
Wise had concluded called for most Justify. Mr..
Denoon arose, saying, .GtniemCn, Rm one OF you !
was one Of you when the KnowNolhngs we're concerted
oOehr In their cuverts, and trying you and me- with
out thr benefit of jury that great paiidm OF the lib
er les of America and B ain and that, too when my
blesched hair and eyebrows urrowed with age in the
service of the party contested my aspect for it," Mr..
Denoon went on to expaate in his usual bland STYLE
the prosperity Of the country under the administrations
of Thomas Jefferson, Andrew Jackson, and Spencer
Rodne" how "be Democratic party under them always
acted as a eunuch" bow 1t had been frdgmentdied by
Stephen H. Douglas, of IIyer-noy, who had repoOdied
all the former customs of the party" and his soul swell
ing with patriotic ervor las indicated by the expansion
81 \ ba Eaip
Breckenridge received 80 900 votes in Virginia in the
last Presidential election and if Of his supporters
was Stephen II Douglas, of Il-yor-noy Oughtnt you
now to vote for him in preference Stephen H. Douglas
OF III yernoy:' confessed could not the force Of
the argument but did dare raise my voice in oppos
ton 10 such distinguished authority but in this wise,
were all the arguments advanced.
Yours, &c, SIDNEY
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BELL AND EVERETT IN MERCER COUNTY.

DELb ANU IsN EMIL lN GEhbEh NpbNl
At large moe ing Of the Constitutional Union Party,
held at Princeton, Mercer county, Va on the 9th Of
September, 1850, that being court day,
William NJ. Meador called to the chair and j. r.
Dunlap appointed Secretary.
On motion, the following preamabe and resolutions
were adopted, VIZ:
hereas the existence Of sectional parties has created
feeling OF anmosity between the people Of the two
great sections Of our Union-,he North and the South
which, il not checked by the conservative, hw-ahding
Of the country, will not only prove destructive Of
the peace prosperity and best interest Of country
bat destructive Ct the Union ITSELF and believing
that the union OF these States cemented they are by
the blood of our fathers and handed down to as
sacred legacy should be preserved the only safeguard
of our liberties, therefore, be it
ResoiUcG, That recognize in John Bell and Edward
Everett men, from their long services and well known
patriotism, eminently qualified 10 administer the gov
erument in amanner that will allay party feeling and
sectional strife, and bring peace and prosperity TO
whole na;on and that most heartily in the
lion Of the Convention OF the Union party nominating
ihem respectively for the Offices Of President aud Vice
President OF the United States and that win every
honorable means in our power TO promote their election
hesoiped That for The better organization OF par
y, the following gentlemen be appointed committees in
the different districts Of county, With the request that
they all honorable in their power to promote
the election of our candidates, viz
7ooa Distric.-Nimrod Rogers, James X. White, Jas
II. Fletcher, William r. Neal, iE II Hepins'all
7 II. Eepi STALL X. u. Clendenon, D. h hcCue and L.
Dillon.
Beaver Pond DistrieL-James Samples John A. Ne
Kenze BENJAMIN Hiis Iohn rssi' John HALE. VIM
Grimes l.. d. Hicks Anderson Belcher, Mcajah Bailey
aud Riley Hambric
Rock Distrie.-George D. Bailey Davis Caree, Jr.,
Daniel Strong Floyd Bailey, James McComas Jomison
Bailey Sen, Nathaniel Mills Kiuzie Rowland Jr, N.
Ksrnea, and Alexander Robinson.
Jumping Branch District-Capt J. Ll!ey, VIM. l..
Ellison Joseph Lilley, Francis Ellison, John p Liley,
1
II. Meador Martin Cade, and Samnel Lilley.
Pipe Stem Distri.t-Jcel Farley, Toiver Meador,
VIM b Crump, Cornelius Cook, VIM Houchins, o. Il.
Csperton, Philip Thompson, Asa Bcchcr, VIM. Il. Dor
man. aud John 5. CSperton.
Eustace Gibson Ed, of Giles, being called for, ad-
dressed the meeting at some length.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
WIN. N. MEAD0R, Chin'n.