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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-27
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PURSUANT TO decree Of the Cha1csry Court q.
Nashville, In the VIM. Jordan, Is khad Cows
and others, viii sell 20 the highest biader II Tho
Court House N Nashville, Oh Saturday, OoST G. 1850
the tract Of land belonging TO Ehad COVER, lying N
Davidson County and containing SIS acres
IKRss-S5Oo cash, and residue 10 be due On the Isl
September 1852, without interest a bid Of $500 go-
the whole has been made by Dr. B. C. Hampton,
the property Will be started al his bid Note with
good security required OF the purchaser ana len
DO retained. J. L GLkAYES, c. s II
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AT The LEgIAfIllN STABLES.
A Fine New TOP Buggy.

yxTE have handsons new Buggy for sais 81 !
w month time, for satisfactory paper.
BEEI. T. eHLtI.lE CO.,
sSeatral Rooms,
sR-<e-4 ~ ep1sgs s1rssk
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DCRSUAST 70 3 decres OF the ChsncsEy Cccr. &C
Nashville, In the OF John Mallory q. Josiah
Mallory ana others will sell, Saturday tc.o6er o,
lsoo, II tbs Court House in Nashville the following
valuable property TO wit The kdioTy residence
Mallory strset) attached The remainder o. thls pe,s
Of property, l7e feet divided lots one lot q los
feet front or South College sireet.
TERAS-l, and years credit, with interest, *
ce Gs 70 cash 70 pay costs and esSes, skick KID ts
ooteed On h0'LSe lot Purchasers 70 give notes VIII
satisfactory security and lien 10 be retained.
sept5-tdz J. E GIEAFES, c. ! NJ
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DCRSCAST 10 decree Of the Chancery Court q.
L Nashville, in the Of ". B. BayIoss and 4. 4.
Gleaves John DeCsnp, viii sell the Court gousa
u Nashville Saturday, OCTOBER g. 1850 tUo lcts Ost
Ecsn9 Avenue, IN Ec5nqS Addition each 22E BY l3a
feet, and known as lots 152 and los Ia the plan.
TrRNs-o, II and Is months credit, with interest
and without redemption. Security required and Heli
retained.
Eept5-tds j. E GIEAVES. c. an
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DCRSC.NT 10 decree Of the C9.z-oe-y Ccurf g
= Sash@ lie, IN the case a Ell L Woods rs J,tl-
LonghuTst, will sell, at the Court House II NSsty
Saturday, OssoSr 8, 1850, 10. No i. = the ulau o.
Woods addition.
TEENs-s months credit without Interest Security
reQired and lien retained
sspt6-tds J.E GLATEs, C Sy
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DURSCAST = decree OF the Chancery Court zs
L Nashville, IN the Of Wa. Fox and wife
Frank and Riley RoWton, will sell at the Court HOUSE
in Nashville, Saturday, Oco5e @, 1s6o, kOsSe asf
lot OF LEBANON Turnpike, IN South Nashville Lot ha
q front OF 40 feet.
TERNs-1 and years credit Notes TO bear interest
and 70 be payable in Bank. Security required and
lien retained
sept5-tds J. E GIEAyES, c. 4 "
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DCRSUANT 20 decree Of the CaAaca-y Co-art L.
Il Nashville, in the case Of Hiram Vaughn, Adr.ints
traitor Of b. AeNay, deceased, heirs creditor
Of said II. AcNaly viii sell, the Court House =
Nashville, Saturday, OscoeT g. ls50, TIE AosSs CE
tot Of the AcNaily eSsGIs, Cherry street. south o
Broad, which assigned 10 The wa0x her dover
this bcis9 sale Of Tie properly, ssSgea HTs. EeSa,
ly's life Tlght in sc5as-
FEExs-6 and 12 mouths credit, with inteTes.. per
10 be retained
septs-tds J.E GmvB, c. "
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DURSUANT 10 secree OF the Chancery Court AZ
l. Nashville, n tns case Of Barrow and Lindsey
AdTnrs. q Dr. Shelby J. =. sDowden and others,
wiz sell Al the In Nashville On Saturday,
October 6A, 1880, Las on Woodland s.ncz, In Edge
eld 80 by ITO each, and known Sos o. OF and %,
on the plan.
TEExs-s, L. is and - months credit, with inter
est from dag o. sale and wlthou: redemption. Notes
with approved security required and lien retained
sept5-tds J. z. GLEaYES, c. 4 n 2
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DUESUASr 10 9 decree OF the Chsnoery coart At
L Sashv,ye, IN the case Of Tby Morgan, Admins
traitor, 81 ,AH Miles W Atksson hsirs and credi-
OF SAID .tisscn win sell The Court House W
Nashville, ss Saturday, ocfot1 G, 1850, fks AGtssos
hozss oad ht ~ Weodiand zrc<, IN Etse1sit Lot y
by ia
TzRu-e, le, ard Is monshs credit, with intsrssk
Security required and Isen retained. =
sspss-<6 J. B ezEAvW, q an
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DCRSUAST 20 q decree OF the Casnos-y Ccs,r, :.
L Nashville, IN the case OF AndreE Jeanstor y d, b.
Eid u. Allen, and In accordance with sn asrel =
entered into by the parties Interested MA sell a.
the Court House in Nashville, SL.slT1Gv Gsso{er @
is60, Ddrid NJ zEsns ShoP Aarkz stree Sos.si a.
Broad lot 20 feet by ia This property cxn % bot 81
for loss than the cost u the house Sale absolute nc
credit Of J, L. Is and % months with interest M
free from redemption Security required AID iier r,
tanned.
ScFtS-,ds J. E GLEASES, c. An
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SEWING bIhCIsINE

The undersigned having the HOWE SEWING MA
CHIMES n use in their families, and having thoroughly
tested them upon every variety OF work. do hest
tate 70 pronounce them the most simple, the most
easily managed, and, emphatically, the me Pins
Tltrd'' Of Sewing Machines.
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DURSUANT 10 a decree Of the Chancc-v Cor. g,
Nashville, in tho case OF c. W. Names and J. L
Mcdonald ". n. Crosthwa;t, VIII SILL a. the Court
House IN Nashville, Saturday, ototer g. 1850 d.
on the Au-fYessboro Turnpike, known No s. IL L.
wins plan Front Il feet wide, res g. s.ess $ a.
I2E
rKsxs-o, Il and Is months, without interest s..
ourty required and lien retained and sale free .ro1l
reasnptioo.
septs-tds = GLEAvEs, c IN
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PURSUANT 10 8 decree OF the Chancery Court "a
Nashville in the OF VIM Mandin, Guardian, Sc-
Jsmes u. Sneed and Others will sell the Court
House IN Nashville, Saturday, Ccsobsr Ga leo, q
7icct Of 80 Acres Of Land, some nailvs tbs
City, in Civil District No. s.
IERNs;-6, l., Is and - months without interest
The bsdin9s 10 commence so per Good secUri
u required and lien S1oe required cash
J. & CLEANS, c i y.
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easily managed, and, emphatically, the NE P!ils
Ultra" Of Sowing Machines
NASHVILLE
Rev DR. Ford VIC Hough,.
w T Cartwright II G Scales
Geo Leiper, Mrs James Wyatt,
H Peider 81 4 Campbell,
4 W Southwor,h II Brennan,
Mrs LockhaTt, l. Lawrence,
4 Aze DR. C Currey,
Nayagh Thos Leek,
Rogers, B W Mckinney,
A Beech Nrs Plummer,
p + Hardcastle, !" Moore,
Peiifer II 3 Plummer
4 Whelees, W Green,
Mrs p J Couch Criddle,
l. Newman. John QIigley,
J McCrory, " Hall,
w II Minchin, Mrs. ( handle,
Or J W Huddeeton, + Smith,
WILLIAMSON COUNTY.
Miss Short, Mrs S Hildreth,
Mrs Truitt, Richardson,
- II Crouch, Mrs Mary Beaie,
- joel Anderson. Miss Mary Craig,
Mrs Hays.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
Clifton Emory, John Miller,
Mrs Tana Mrs Williams.
Jonathan C IN. ) Pattee,
Mrs Sims, Mrs Gregory,
B Truman, - Guiford,
Mrs kinneliy, - Travis.
Capt w Davis, Clsrks- W Davis, Fayettsvnh'.
II Herb I vile. Mrs Stroud, Morrison.
II Phibrooks, Columbia lie Witty,
4 Parrish, Cumberland A Marshall, Rutherford
Iron Works county.
KENTUCKY.
Tson, Mrs Russell,
Mrs Wyatt Mrs " A Girviu,
a Stockess, Mrs Yanceyr
lafayette Smith.
GEORGIA.
II Dunn J W Dunn,
Mrs Gordon, Mrs knoylton,
John Davis, Mrs Daniels
Mrs Davis, Tryon,
ALABAMA.-J S Kelly.
1~,asn ,,rrg,afiad NaCtIj\ES zold at Ia law
price of s6O-hemmers included. They gather and
SOW on the band az tho time, stitch in cords
without fastening, hem, iei, bind, &C. They sew
every variety on work, from the Li6HTE>T TO the
HEAVIE r and are unq L. EIUpabiy the best Machiu
10 the market for Iarni.y u.s. a frrnum Was award
ed 70 the HOWE MACHINE at the late -tats faif.
CON a. $40 =, Agents,
sopt25-tf IS College street, Nashville, Tenn.
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Election to be held at Temperance Ha l.
Judges-W s Crosthwat, Jos Steele, Hensley Cor.
bett Receiver Of votcs-N Corbett. Clerks
Geo Miller, Jas Meadows. Magistrate-John Corbett
ESQ.
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DURSUAST 70 decree OF the Chancery Court q.
Nashville, il the case OF g. ;. ShGaan Is. jain
o. Ffyna willis I, at the Court House IN Nashville
on Saturday, oS06zT 8, 1862 nero Ipos1r -Tana
PasSss and also the tEylexre5 la1se q Re kouss ~
l mentioned in the peadings- This : UNDERSTOOD -
be lease Of the house and lot st the ntseciioa O.
the Gallatn and the Whites Creek Iu- Ses, n =,
field, which Is 70 expire ca the 1st January, 1872
Terms Of this sale cash
septs-tas J. E GLE4vEs, So
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INF E E e A NJ
NORTH MARKET Strict.

IL i Il 10 ID "a N -
NORTH MARKET STRLET.
THE undersigned bess leave inform bis and
i the pubic that be has still on hand number OF
handsome vehicles Of al kinds, and splendid STUD OF
buggy and saddle horses, for ths Of fast young
gelts on CoURT1NG EXPEDITIONS, or for the accom-
nodatjoa OF Young America and Young Americas
Sweetheart.
What man living Of any sort Of proressye spirit,
would he content 10 era.I IL behind SLOW HORSE
when he knows that ar ANIMAL OF SPIRIT could be
obtained E
AT THE LEyIAfIIiN STABLES.
p..,.s desiring Coaches for s.PIC-NIcs and safe
and rerul Drivers should forget what the papers
- about T1r NEW Coach, from the LEyisIHAx LIVERY
sr.ulxs on North Market street
j. c. AoFERRAS,
tan2o-u Proprietor.
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Gllanterg Sales
Chancery Sales for Saturday,
October 9th, 1860.

s,l> 70 take place in the caHey Court Room, Cos-
holse in ie order Of the advertisements beosr AID to
b< eoz.a.esced at 10 O'Clock precisely.
1.
nuRSUAST 10 a decree OF the Chancery Court at
[ Nashville, IN the case OF Young & Carson rs. B.
Ianier, vii sell at the Courthouse in Nashville, on
Sutuyiay 0Cber eh, 1900 certificate for 100 shares
of stock Issued by the Hopkins Aastocon Coal Iron
Mining and Manufacturing Company. The said shares
being 500 each, ssad the certificate No. SIC
Terms cash. J. s. GIEATEs, c. II
sapts-tds
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PURSUANT to decres Of the Chancery Court -
Nashville in the Of Geo. Hamlet Lewis Jones
and others, viii sell, al tbs Cou tHOusr Il N4sbvil
Saturday Oco6eT g. 1850 Tie tract q land ~ Els.
Place, known the Tavern stand, bought by LeWae
Jones Of James Giesves snd containing ac-es and
so poles
TERxse, 12 and Is months. with interest, and Eals
free from redemption security required znd ln
tanned.
sept. S,ds JE GLAvEs, C AZ
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POTATOES.

IN BBIS Northern Potatoes, just received and
lO.3 for sale by CONRAD, CHANDLER co.
-scpIl-2w No. 40 south College st
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Election to be held atwLB ovd,s of3oo.

Election to be held at " Boyds OfhCo.
Judges-Andrew anderson, Jno Hume, S We'll
Ter. Receiver OF VoteS-Jno Reddick. CIerks-B F
Brown, Ed Hicks. Magistrate-J Alexander, Egg.
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EIGHTH WARD.

Judges-Chas Green, Jno Hobbs, u Cotton
Receiver OF yotes-Wm Satin. Cierks-Jno Satter
Held, Hugh Carroll. Magistrate-R Riyes.
sept20-td
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SECOND WARD.
0GNS-NO W
Election to be held at Myers & Hunts.

JudSes-C Berry, Moses Wright, Jno Kinney
Receiver Of Votes-Geo " Coleman. Cerks-WI
McFerran, Chas Sloan. Magistrste-Isham Dyer, Ese
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PURSUANT 10 decree Of the CbaDce-y Court s.
Nashville In the case OF VIM. B. WatOn John Quia
and others viii SELL the Court House II Nashville
On Saturday the en- e October 1850, ocT1idn tyd<s
acres Of land, lying the side o. The BrieE
Church Turnpike, miles from the city
TERxs.-o months credit without interest, aud FREQ
from redemption. Security required and lieu
sspt.6-tds J. z. CLAWS, { Il
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Election 70 DO hold at Starkey and Pratts, Cherry
Street.
Judges--W " Petition, Van Baugh, Richard Mccain.
Receiver of votes-A w Pyle. Clerks-M Brooks,
Thos II Glenn Aagistrate-W + Aeachenl, Esq
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PURSUANT 20 n decree Of the Chsncery Court az
Nashville IN the Of Wra A. Whisett. Executor Sc,
Of Farrar Wash r. Lucas and others, viii sell AZ
the Court House ia Nashville, Saturday 0ober o.
1890 tyao Of 10 ocTes usd 80 polls q lcnd part Of
the Lucas Farm and being the same bought by hin q
complainant.
TEkxs-6, Il and Is moths credit with interest,
and sale free froIn redemption, hve persozi
security and 10 De payable N the Bank, and lien b
retained.
SSpt.e-tds }. E GLEAF1S c u.
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SIXTH WARD.

Election 10 DC held at Latirner 4 SANKEY'S.
Judges--Wn Loftin, A B Sbankland John Morrow
Receiver Of voteS-E K Glascock. Clerks-Jno II Gu
ry, J W Coleman Aagistrate-Josiah FERRIS, Esq.
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PURSUANT 70 decree Of the Chancery Court at
Nashville, In the OF Hiram J. Wells u Thos Leaks
and W. R. Hyde and others viii sell, the Court
House in Nashville Saturday, OctooeT 8, 1850 the
parcels Of land, recovered above suit, By com
painants from the defendants, Leake AMI HYDE. The
parcel received from Leake contains 1eIx acres
that from Hyde contains 81 acres, and the sae a-e
70 be sold 10 pay the amounts due 20 Leake ad HYDE
TERzs--Sale Tree from redemption, and crsdit
Of and twelve months without interest Good sccuri
~ required on notes, and lien retained.
Sept.6-tds J. G. GLEAvES, c. 1 u.
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DURSCANr ~ a decree Of tie Cance-y Co.l-t 70
Nashville, in the case % WIN. G. SgEinCeIi Is S.
san Miller viii sell At the Court House IN Nashriie
on Saturday, Oc-0osF 6, 1850. taco ioss on VOL -
r,zz Edeg1eld. 50 by Ia feet each, benz ioss
No. and 13 in MeRooerts and Mckee plan (see socs1
2, page s.
Tzxs-s50o cash each lot, and for the residue q
the pur chase money credit OF o, u and Is oaths
without interest security required and lien reaiss
sept5-tds J. Z CiEsEzS, C ~
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PURSUANT 10 decree o. the chsrcsry Court q
Sashvills u the case CT A G. Wilcox and wife John
Cato viii sell at the Court House b Nashville, o.
Saur1fay 0cso5cr 9, 1880, uS trst q tasd Ek<zrca
JOS Quo oru rsside OF enough az same AZ leess 10
nav The debt due compiainsnts by shs decree. Ths
land Il known the AcGasock Pace-ises "a Whites
acres in the whole farm -
TrRss-Ssle frce from redemption. srd purchase
money 70 be due in three equal nstzlment3 without
interest and lat January, 1871 lat October le6l
sna Isl Nay, 1se3 Purchases q give no<ss viii -
prarcd security, zzd nea rste.nsc-
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FOURTH WARD.
FuFIB WARD.

JudgeE-J Ryan, J VI Martin, Beech. Rs
ceiver Of yotes-Robt Barr. Clerks-W Hughes
Van Holman. Magistrate-W Robertson, Esq.
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PURSUANT TO q decree Of the chancery CouTt st
Nashville in the case Of Geo. D. Hanaistt Wash X
Lucas and others viii sell al public sale Al the oTt
House In Nashville, Saturday osoer the sth lsco,
which Is known the Crcher part ofhs whole t=sot
Tie came consisting Of about 20 AID lying
front Of the Mansion House.
Trss1s-I and years credit, with interest and sSe
FREQ from redeion, purchaser 70 exeate natsiaStcry
notes and lien 20 De retained.
Sept S-tds }. GiLAsAss = & n.
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] it.ai.s 4 - T r tbs pr1 els-s- gift,
Received This day, Dear one, from thee;
1 Is except thine own sweet SSH,
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4 Noble Meeting in gIaury.
IJOrrespOnlence OF Inc PaIrlUI-I
CoTT-,rpTa T11lv II {;

COLUMBIA, July II, go.
DEAR PATRIoT:-I was at the BELL and
EVERETT Dinner at Hampshire to-day, and
such are the favorable indications for the
Union ticket that l cannot refrain from writ
ing you briefly of the proceedings of TIE day.
There were at least four thousand persons
present. II was a matter of surprise TO all to
see such an out-pouring of the people. They
feel the dangers threatening US, and men of
both parties are anxious to hear the political
issues of the day discussed. The distraction
in the Democratic party makes the Demo-
Gratis more desirous to hear what chances
BELL and EVERETT have than the leaders of
that party are willing to admit. More old
men were seen there than we are accustomed
to see in such assemblies. They came not for
the mere sport the occasion might offer, but
to hear and learn something OF the state Of
parties and the questions that so much dis
tract the land. The earnest solicitude mani
tested tells too plainly that the masses of the
people are for the Union, and will forget party
for the sake of their country. There were as
many DOUGLAS Democrats upon the ground
as BRECKENRIDGE Democrats; and those who
are for DOUGLAS are for BELL in preference tc
BEECKINRIDGE. We all feel that sit was good
loI Us 70 Viii never disgrace herself by yot
ing for the disunion ticket.
Gov. NELL s. Brown and Judge BRIES. o.
Nashville, W. z. KESDRICK, Esq, of Waynes
borO, and L. ". MCCONNICO, Esq. of Frank
lin, were the speakers of the day TheiI
speeches gave much satisfaction and were
listened to with the greatest attractiveness.
Several speeches are TO be made at Hampshire
tonight, and several were made last night
The people come in crowds to hear what is to
be said. They seem really ANXIOUS to know
what their duty really is. Everything passed
off well, and the conservative tone of the
speeches made will not fail to make them eff
feetiye. We feel greatly indebted TO those
gentlemen mentioned above for their able f
forts, and we are confident their labors were
not in vain. Yours truly, Y.
p. 5. Gov. BROWN, Judge BRIEN and Mr..
EWING, of Franklin, made speeches to-ngh
to crowded room in the Court House. Their
speeches were good aud listened to with
marked attention. Gov. BRO WIN made one Of
the best speeches l ever listened to. The
Union ticket will succeed.
Yours Y.
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He'll and Everett Demonstration in
Cincinnati.

The Cincinnati Times of Saturday, and the
Enquirer of Sunday, contain a call for BELL
and EVERETT ratification meeting to take
place on the 18th inst, in that city. 1t is
signed by about t,OelUe hundred persons. The
Enquirer says of the movement:
The call for Bell and Everett meeting in
this city, which appeared in the Tines of last
evening, and which occupies considerable
space in the Enquirer of this morning, will at
tract attention. not only on account OF the
formidable array of signatures attached to it,
but also from the character of the signers
themselves. There is significance about it
not TO be overlooked by those who are watch
ing the political signs of the times The
Times says that preparations are in progress
to make it a very imposing demonstration.
We hail this movement with great pleasure.
There are hosts of Constitutional Union men
in Ohio who will rally under the standards
OF the party. The Cincinnati movement will
incite them to actiFity in every section of
the State.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-17
Another ell and Everett Organ N
Alabama.

The Haynesville (Ala.) Watchmaan of the
18th hoists the Constitutional Union flag. In
doing so it says
Ii Is Win priuv, I'D a consciousness that we
are advocating the cause of truth, and the
highest Interest of the whole country, that
we unfurl our banner to the breeze to-day,
inscribed with the names of two of the ablest,
most incorruptible and patriotic statesmen,
whom beneficient Providence has spared to
distracted country.
We shall work for their election earnestly,
believing, that we are thus performing duty
we owe to ourselves and posterity. With
bold and fearless speech to expose the cor
ruptions of modern Democracy, on the one
hand, and the fanaticism of Black Republi-
canism on the other-both equally danger
Gus to our peace and prosperity as nation
we shall deem high and sacred privilege.
With whatever ability we possess, we shall
labor untiring in behalf of that noble cause,
which has for its object
To put down sectional agitators and restore
tranquility to the country; to purge the
councils OF the nation, of those corrupt and
effete demagogues who have no higher OBJ
ject than to plumber the treasury and traffic
in politics; to show to the conservative ele-
menis of the North, that there is a Southern
party with whom they can cooperate, which
is aiming neither to steal land from nations
with which we are at peace by fillibuster-
ism, nor to reopen the African slave trade
in disregard of law; nor-most heinOus OF all
Ito precipitate the cotton States into revo-
lution;" and. finally, to save the COnstitu-
ton, to preserve the Union, and TO enforce
the laws.