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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-07-27
Silver and Plated Ware.

FT7AbLE, Desert, Tea, Cream and Salt Spoons,
I Butter Knives PICKLE Forks, Napkin ngs, &c, it
Silver warranted equal to coin.
Also, full assortment of Spoons, Forks Ladies' But
ter Knives Castors Fruit and Cake Baskets ETC. plated
with pure Silver Albaa metal. AIse Fine Brttni;
Tea Sets, CotT'.e Pots, Mugs, &C. receiving
June '60:atf. No 5 WILLIAMS BLOCK
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-07-27
New Goods


nARGAINS in Dress Goods such as Fancy Silks,
Ii BlacA silks, Fout8rd silks, choice styles
Orxsu dies. Barege Robes, Lawn Robes
Printed Jaconnetts, Plain Bareges, Bar
ese i)eIans, Chailies, Br5liants, &C, &c
BARGAINS in American and Foreign prints, all the
new styles g yards for 81 10 cent Prints
for s cents, cent Prints for cents. &C
BARGAINS in SIapls Mantillas, Lace Points, &c
Good stella Shzxis 81 90 to 81
BARGAINS in Bopnets Ribbons, Flats, Shakers, &C
Shakers enough for all at 2595o cents
Good Ribbons for l4c per yard Extra
Ribbons at 20 cents per yard.
BARG AIMS Hosiery. Gloves and Aitts
3 A RGAfSS in French work ID Collars i " hite "cods-
r ga ms IN Hoop skirts
BAR GAINS in Palial loonery. Good heavy article Of
Black Brown ard Grey Mixed James go-
in al coc per yard, cheap AT Csc lar
Iner's aad Mechanics CaaaIIneres gong
at 25c per yard. Boots and shoes at
reiuced prices Ladies Fine Morocco
Shoes. +syyarrarlted not to rip
All my CsI4pes at 4fesr FORK Cost
b RGAIN in AusIins, Groceries, &c Bost Coffee
for I5c: hest Tea .5c: best Sutnegs Sc
per OK; best djgo, Sc. per o.; bes
Cinnamon 44c per fb-: best Pepper ana
sprice for 12c- per H.
EEJ-fhe above goods bought very low, and wll
be sold at IS per uuder regular prices, FOR CASH
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-07-27
J. HYATT.
PIows F.! g2ows !! Pf0Ws :! !
Peacock-s Steel Flows.

FrHEsE give the best satisfaction of any stee
4 P40% in tae market
PEACOCK $ CONVERSATION PLow,
with Steel Mould Board Cast shear better article
Of the kind is rnade
LONGS PATTERN, CAST PL0W,
by Bradley, E3urul4a4, Lamb Co, and better fin
ished in every respect than the MI Vernon Plow. The
timber Of the best kind the Castings smooth
the above different kinds, which all warrant
ed IN every respect hope all in need Of the
article. Terms Cash.
March 10 So C. D. POTTER & co.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-07-27
Competition the Life of Trade.='

FFANUFACTURED BY GoRT0N K ASTON, COLUMBUS,
" Ohio, and for sale h. TH0S. EyNS7 JR., Delaware
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-07-27
Sheriff & Master Commissioners Sale

Sheriff & Master Commissioners Sale
Alvin T. Belt TY virtue OF de-
- ID cretaI ,rder Of sale
Henry Thomas and wife directed from the
Court Of CnltIson Pleas Delaware County Viir sha
r public the door of the CuuIt iioom N Del
aware, on
,etyer, The T,,a1rs Of 10 o. l,ck II and clock
the following escribed estate, /" wit: Situate IN
township Of delaware and III the county of Delaware
and State of Oh 10. Uf Delaware, and
bounded as follows. Ihc west l-f Of In lot No
81. in said town marked ami designated i the record
ed pIat of tho some excepting piece tie south
ner said lot II ty wide, north and south, and
fifty and t.a fe long, and west heretofore
sold 10 school district No. 7. Appraised 81 zoo.
CHARLES STSEKsiAN, sheriff
and Specitl Master Commissioner
juno 20, COSTS [S3, col
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-07-27
PRICE, REDUCED.

= 22sSs - EAezzSzzsSsT %S EASa2%u
TN consequence Of the scarcity of money and the
= hard tunes that prevail III this community, the
manufacturers have authorized reduce the price
Of the i'car Sewing machine Thirty fire Dollars. This
will enable almost every fa nIiy wanting machine to
purchase And white the price reduced the quail
ty is improved that il is really the cheapest ma
chine the market b. i'll mind the good qualities of
the Penrl--
1t is very simple in construction.
1t is not liable to get out of order
1t is durable and easily managed.
~ 1t will de good work, It will do
coarse work we'll as fine 1t is
warranted to be al! that is claimed
for it and to give satisfaction.
1t il better h ~ Sewing Machines reliable estab-
ished agents than Of irresponsible travelling
Take the oinons Of those using .clines rather than
of those selling them differences Will be given those
using the Pearl at the Agency
Any cand mechanic acquainted "th machinery can
not bat pronounce the Pearl good Tncrie and
ranted by the Agentto perform 1euthere is DO risk
to the purchaser
The manufacturers Of the Pearl practical rnechln
ics-Inen who satisfied with fair profits, and the
Lat they o1cr TO ti public good machine
for aIlly any tils market they ask honIe
for reputation any other fictitious consideration but
have fixed upon price that is ana just both seller
and buyer Til" Pearl will be furnished complete 53s
and warranted by G. IIiTT. AGENT,
Nov I8, 80 No. " iliialns Block
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-07-27
Table z Ware
Fine Cutlery,
Cutlery.

TF your want to shave with ease and comfort go
& to No j, Williams Block ami get oM OF tchT rst' &c e
brated Razors. Warranted goods sale.
= Any gentlemen wanting fine knife viii find superb
or article Of Gchrists Fine Razor steel Blades No
Williams Block.
May 2?, 59 C. PI.ATT
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-07-27
Cash for Flax Straw.

T'HE gqbseribers will pay the following prices
n tor flAA SIIiN delivered at their Mil IN Della
ware: - t
Green Tangled Straw. S4 90 per ton.
-, Rotted . g S5GIs9 90 per ton.
The price of Roted Straw viii be regulated v the
swath from ~ = nv
FIVE 10 SEVEN DOLLARS PER TON
Will h pa J. II sprstt ;ftrr t.it, iiI ans, n, n ro{
SEVEN TO NINE DOLLARS PER ION
will be pa tt il
Farmers should bear mind that the gIatino,s n,tt
Ter deposited by tho Flax straw tH;tp ratt nro
crfs Is great enreher o The soii. Ts every farmer
who has fottei straw, is well aware Of
april 70. to*hm BRIGHAM &H8Wrt
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-07-27

fTyHE partnership heretofore existing under the
Il name anu hrm Of CnAMBERLAIN s AVERY, is this day
dissolved by limitation All persons indebted
the above firm requested make pay mcnt
either OF the parties bt Mr. J. c. Avery pay ape
cial attention TO the settlement oil The bt2sin.ssl
c. C. CHAMBERLAIN,
March ID. 1S63A& J. G. AVERY.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-07-27

Just received, good assortment of the above
q among which may be found the Hide Roller Straw
Gutter the Sanford 40 knife, Straw Cutter, the
Clipper straw aud Cern-saik Cutterall OF which
offered at manufacturer IS prices
Sept s.'59-*tf C. C. CHAMBERLAIN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-07-27
- - - =
Sheriff Sale.

s.enl,sD T Cursard DY virtue Of an ez-
vs D ccrt3as airect
Ia,nes weiser ! ed fruiR the Court q!
Common Pleas f Delaware county shall offer at ehie
sale al the deer Of the Court Room. IL Delaware, On
Roeday TIE 5eta dag ef Jieiy, Ifeo'
ts,a, the hours of 10 O'Clock a. clnck p
CT sad day the following described real estate to-EFt
Situate fr delaware county and state of Ohio, IN range
is township SECTION = southwest par: Of lot No Is,
contain ing 50 ard bounded as follows coITeIc-
ing post at point u on the plat maze eF
Sd day If April 1856 thepee north ss3s degrees west
100 poies ,aint plat thenae degree ma
so minutes Is poles point &C en- same plat,
thence south 4 degrees, east loo poles to point y o
same plat north degree ali2 60 minutes, cast
20 poles 60 the place beginning, Aso. leo acres o.
lan-Sia has for It's west line the west lIneof
said lot II - , = -,44r
June ~. Issn.--=ts $3.50
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-07-27
TIE; q pEARL ~
s e wing II q c y ! Z e
SOMETHING NEW

THE want Of a Sewing Machine which would
thread stitch-t machine combining the good points Of
machinery which coald be manufactured and sold
chaay brllg within TIC reach ot those who NEST
need the assistance e rclio machine, has been well
1ndcrst0od by the Ph:ic eeg.aliY4 but clearly
perhaps by those wanted bat could pay the
price.
Such a machine presented to the public under
the o =, FEAz,I.'i
viii not claim the PeaT-as IS usual with all sew
ing machine Observation-Disclosures it is better in all
pects than all others but viii Simply say that the
and nuiSeess which performs the most deli
cate, ellicu and durable sewing, viii commend il and
give II reputation
Of the advantages possessed by the Pearl
other machines may be mentioned
simplicity OF construction obyiates the necessity of
the usual long list OF printed instructions that accompany
other machines for running and keeping in order
Any person of ordinary mechanical skill can learn in
short how manage the Pearl and do good work
The Pearl does drop stitches By very simple
and ingenious tachucEt this machine this difficulty
is effectaaIy II does not break needes-a
lowing plenty space which the needle pass
and down, there danger of this trouble II works
with under feed very easy and is not at all diff
cult To- manage.
authorized by the manufacturers to warrant the
machine TO any kind Of family sewing satisfactory
and he free from any iTparitti6n IN construction
All who wish d y excellent sewing
chime invited TO cal aid examine the Pearl
c. PI4ATT, AGENT
For Delaware and Union Counties.
No. 8, WILLIAMS BLOCK, SEPT G, 80.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-07-27
LIiIIInery.


every variety. Particular paid BLEACH
ING ami TRIMMING, also DRESS CUTTING and MAKING
Room No. q Wages Block, William street, Delaware.
Ohio. Apr'f 56o-*u
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-07-27
Hollo.says rns are he 81 reeg L,o,e. IN e .corle

HotoUay's Pills The best renelg ao,ca IN The lcorid
for the follocing diseases
Ague, IDropsy, inflammation,
asthma, ilysenfery, janndlcc,
Bilious Complaints Eryspeas, Liver Complaints
BotcIcs the Female Irregular Lumbago,
Skin, tiles, lPiles,
Bow eI Complain Is. iFeverS Of Rheumatism,
Colics, kinds, Retention of
Constipations Of Fits, Urine,
the bowels, lGout, IScrofua, IT
Consumption, Headache, Kings Evil,
Debility, Indigestion, Worms Of all
Sore Throats, Tic DoIoureux, kinds,
Stone and Gravel TuInGri, Weakness from
Secondary Symp- Ulcers, whatever cause,
toms, FeHeral Ahection,i &c, &C.
CAVTIoS Meme genuine unless the words - HoI
LowAY NEW YORK IoNDoN,' dscernable
WSer mark in every leaf OF the directions around each
pot box the same may be plainly by holding
the leaf t the IiJt handsome reward viii be given
TO any rendering such Information may lead TO
the detection of ahy party parties interfering the
medicines vending the the same, knowing them to be
spurious.
**sold at the manufsctory Of Professor Holloway so
Maiden Lane, New York and by all respectable Drug
gsts and ealers in Medicine throughout the civilized
world, in boxes 25 cents, 81 cents and 81 each.
By- There considerable saving by taking the larger
sizes.
y. B.-precons for the guidance Of parent in every
isordcr are affixed TO eace box May 4,e0-iy
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-07-27
II eIa<EIgSS ]

AT L. S. COVELL's,
Sign of tie Large Gozd EFatch)
Jewelry, atches Clocks, Lamps, Gold Pens
Silver Ware, Spectacles and Fancy Goods
THE subscribe has Just Large and SpIcndic
variety n ion Is in his line OF the Latest Fashions and
above naned articles trade The public arc tnv
ted to give him call previous where for
he is confident his stock o tHols
IN variety quality style
.jeoeirY.
BreasPins and Ear Rings, life rent pa eri;s
consisting ct beautiful of Cam %, tlnrrtul Mosa
ic, Gold stone, Fine Box, and Miniature Pins xc.
Watches.
Is called to the American Manufacture
picy Of construction and durability first in nrld
Also, all kuds imported Warirs in Gold and Silver
Cases beautiful sock of Watches for ..adies-
pricesfrorn S25 to $50.
SpecfacleS.
Pebble and Percy Scnpic fines i'm
portaton, in Gold and silver cranes al
who good par"f pectacics to all md
4xnmnG Tor themselves
Lamps and Chandaliers
For Churches IIas 'arlors and aIlsyleS frn
the m"s elegant the most common, suitable alpha
cesaDd purposes
Gola Pens
Gold AMI silver which peed only exann prove
their superiority OVER other makes,
CLOCKS Of miscellaneous styles Hna all prices FINE
CUTLERY. Port Monies, Ladies' Geuts Pearl card
Which will he sold Tower price than Goods can
e a3y lhlv III Goods and V7ort
arrtutad to he : represented.
Delaware, June II, 1881. l.. 5. COYEII
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-07-27
Notice.

THE subscriber respectfully informs the public
L that he taken room the Of j. Hyatt's
store Winter rect, where he is prepared bay, for
cash trade Iaper Rags Wrought Iron Scraps,
Brass Copper Pewter Lead. and Broken White Glass.
1t particularly requested that when boys bring arti
cles for sale that they bring note from their parents
showing that they Authorized TO sell them
will Keep constant supply of REGQT FILES, of all
kinds, which will exchange Old ones reasona bic
terms Old Files re-cut short notice, warranted
equal for
april 6 '6O#tf JOHN COOP.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-07-27
Window Glass
n Notzce.

TUST received a good stock of the Best Cit,
a Brands, and for sale low by
Dec 2, ,'59. .#u C. c. CHAMBERLAIN
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-07-27

Fish Fish Fish
lust received, at the NEW WARE HOUSE &LUhBER
White Fish, bills. halls and qrs.
Trout do do do
Piekerel, do do do
Herring, Shad,
Bass, Cat Fish,
Bay Fish, Perch.
erchants their Interest cali.
preparedo seIias they be purchased Gleve
land -
CLIPPENGER & CO.
bel ware, av q. Is5.s-tf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-07-27
JeWefg'y.

: THE newest styles Of Breastpins and Earring
Rngs, Bracelets, Gold Chains, LockctS, Sleeve It1
tons and studs Fancy Hair Pins, Head Ornaments
many other goods in tbs line. lust No. 3
z q Williams Block.
April Is, 1859.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-07-27
9. ZuESer,s Eatent WeII-Curb

TRUTT CANS AND sEALIEG-WAX,
L Wholesale and retail by I. EVANS, JR-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-07-27
Gpectacles,

Tn Gold, Silver, Plated and Blue Steel Frames t,
l. suit ali ages Old frames new glass 4
luit all eyes. AT No. 8 Williams Block, by
sApril 10. 1859. C. PI.ATT
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-07-27
Watches.

A FULL assortment of Fine English, Swiss, and
- Amercin Lever and Lepine Watches III Cold Silver
and Plated Cases Just received and will be sold
prices quite satisfactory to the purchaser
June /, ,'60*tf. NO 8 WILLIAMS BLOCK.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-07-27
NOTICE

FTfHE ISLAND in the River between William
- and WINTER streets, ami the ground
Cippenger & Co.'s Lumber Yard and the river front,r
on Winter street, is prvafe property any one Ia nt
sand or gravel therefrom without permission will be La
Bile TO prosecution for trespass
August II, ,'59-ftf C. PIATT
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-07-27
Howard Association,

PHILADELPHIA.
4 Benevolent FaSfitNjtaa eSsifiasa Sfeff E4o,-. -.
for tie heJ et he Ste and Distressed, abcted ,s-fA
ifrsdRt and kfr3cnic pfScdSeS and gsectt, for ~
care Of Diseases n ne Sersq' o,G9pS,f -.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis BY the Aotinw
AHL Surgeon 10 ali who apply by ieItef. Will dcSsr
ton OF their condition, (age occupation habits of i,s
&c and IN cases of extreme poverty Medicines furpish
rd charge.
NALUABtE REPORTS ON SperRatorfhs ssal and o,A
diseases oi the sexual Organs, the NEW RL-NT
DIES em"yod IN the SLSusrt, the afiirt.,I a..
Saae' letter envelopes tree Of charge. Two or thre@
stitnls tt , stage W,tt BE acCpttahle - ~A0~
ltgess, tft J. SfltfIN HtE.iiatN AefSnr S,,r.
llawar Association Nc. south Ninth Street ta,tsSt
pima, "a, By order ct tae iflruoors lfstf NAauSa>
G30. FAIR iiIlH, Secrs,ury
march 1,'6J-@ly EZRA D. FlEsRTwFEE y.r.,.,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-07-27
Union Sugar TjLIs and
=1~rgzE 1r~e.
Don't be Deceived.

FT0RREy's MINUTE ICE CREAM FREEZER
L varying in size from 10 20 quarts, for sale by
T. EVANS. JR., Delaware Ohio
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-07-27
Just Received,
zEav and Straw Cutters.

A MOTHER lot of Solid Bored Tubeing for Chair
a. Pumps and for conducting water, Z to- inch bore
sept ,'59-%tf. C. c. CHAMBERLAIN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-07-27

and other goods in tins line which your attention is
respectfully invited Any article in this line that may
be wanted VIII be furnished very short notice.
June soft. c. PIATT.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-07-27
Saws !! Saws j!

lust received good stock Of Saws, such as C. s.
- haiey MIL saws, sash Mill Saws, Cross Cut Wood
saws for power Circular Saws for power Cross
Hand, Panne and Ripping Saws Cross Framing Saws
Back Saws, Wood Saws, Felioe. Webb and Key hole
saws For sale at the Upper Hardware Store by
Dec 2, '59-&tf c. C.. CIIAMBERI.AI
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-26
Brownsville,

We were favored with visit this forenoon. from
! Captain Henry, who arrived in town from the Rio
! Grande last night We were glad to see him look
/ inc we'll although suffering 4 little from a bullet
wound in the leg, received in the late fight with
Cortina The ball has not yet been extracted.
! Capt Henry is of opinion that the Rio Grande
troubles are far from being ended that it will take
at least six months to stop them Although the de-
feat of Cortina was complete and efectnal yet the
survivors of his force being divided into small par
ties, carry on a sort of guerrilla warfare, and are
even more to be dreaded than formerly Before the
defeat when they were concentrated, it was known
where to find them, but now they are scattered in
all directions robbing and destroying the ranches,
and doing all the mischief they can Since the fight
they have killed American and plundered several
ranches Formerly they left Mexican property un-
disturbed now they make no distinctions Ameri-
cans or Mexicans it Is all the same To them.
Shortly before Capt. Henry left Rio Grande CT
an organization Of the first battalion of Texas Ia
gers, Consisting at present of two companles) too
place The following gentlemen compose the staff
VIM G. TObin Major Colin D. McRae Adit Gene
raj Jardine. Surgeon COmbe, Asst Surgeon
Peter TumlinsOn is Captain, and Messrs. Hamp-
ton and Rogers are respectively First and Second
Lieutenants Of Company a" We did not learn who
who was elected 81 Lieutenant
Of company OBJ John Litteton is Captain, and
Messrs John Smith, Jordan Bennett, and - Pugh
are first second and third Lieutenants.
Ii was thought that the reason why Capt Tobin
was elected to the Majority over Capt. Ford was
that the latter instead of ordering the election of
officers, Immediately on his arrival, deferred doing
so until after the fight, he HIMSELF meanwhile as
Stunning command of the different companies of
Rangers then in the field. and that the men were in
consequence dissatisfied. Captain Henry, with great
m0desty says exceedingly little of his own services
but passes the highest eulOgiums all the officers
and men-reguars and ranger engaged in quelling
TIE disturbances.
After the organization. the other companies Of
rangers, not included in the battalion, dis
banded.
Captain Henry is the bearer of dispatches from
Major Tobia to the Governor, giving, we are in
formed full and particular account Of the present
state Of matters on the Rio Grande.-.SdB -1,t0Rio
Ledger l4H.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-26

We have attended every Democratic State COnven-
ton with one excepnon,) from $40, up to the one
which came of at Nashville the 18th instant; and
we are free 10 declare, that we never saw one so
numerously attended or one in which the counties
were so generally represented by Delegates There
was another thing which witnessed with pleas
ure-we never saw so many Of the old gray head
ed Fathers in attendance upon the deliberations Of
any previous conventOn-this was a common re-
mark. The final action Of the convention was char
acterlzed Nv great nd, Aony and unanimity The
Platform Of Principles adopted by the Convention
was adopted without single dissenting voice; and
when the separate resolution was read, nominating
ANDREW JoHNsON, as the choice Of the Democracy of
Tennessee for the Presidency, the applause was deaf
enng, showing thu deep seated affection which the
Democracy of Tennessee have for him. 1t is doub
Iy gratifying to us from the fact, that we several
weeks ago declared our preference for the Hon.
ANDREW JOHNSON, for the Charleston nomination.
Chattanooga Reflector.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-26
TnURsDAE. 5ANUAnE ., $50.

The BTaner Of yesterday attempts in a lengthy
article to extrcate itself from the inconsistency as
we think Of taking two different views Of the action
Of the Democratic State Convention: first DoUGLAs
rejected, ana now DOUGLAS tiumphant To escape
the dilemma the BalmeT endeavors to change the
issue and concludes It's editorial by propounding to
us some interrogatories about our construction Of
the Platform, we might, if felt disposed 20, de-
cline on several good grounds TO answer the ques-
tions Of the Bame. Al answer to a question may
be very properly declined when either the question
is absurd o the answer a self evident truth.
Again, an sAswer msy be very properly declined
unless thu question and answer would be beneficial
in determining to what is the point in issue, in
discussion between the interrogation and the inter
rogated- For instance Z the Banner were to take
ground ether for OF against any construction that
it can give cur platform. then it would be amply
sufficient tisne for Us to say whether not its con-
struction was correct And yet again. an answer to
question may be very properly declined when the
experience Of che past fully establishes the fact
that neither an answer nor refusal to answer
would be satisfactory to the questioner But waiv-
ing all these things we reply to the Banner, that the
Democratic Platform Of Tennessee docs not demand
vi congress q save COu6 lOf lle lEIEllolles Aue
emphatic declaration Of the Democracy Of Teunes-
see is, That the Federal Government has no power
to interfere with slavery in the States nor TO intro
duce OF exclude it from the Territories and du-
ty to perform in relation thereto, but to proteet the
rights Of the owner from wrong, and to restore fu-
gitives from labor; these duties it cannot withhold
without a violation Of the Constitution
We reply again that the Democratic platform does
represent the views Of PAYNE, ATKNs. SYKES, and
every other delegate to the Convention that we
heard express himself either publicly or privately
Having said this much, win the Banner answer us
question OF two. Is there a principle enunciated
in the Democratic platform which the Balner ap-
proves of IL so, which is it! Is there principle
enunciated in That platform which the Banner does
rot approve Of: If So which is it? Does the Ban
Te entertain any views in relation to slavery IN
the territories. IF so, what are they? Is the Ban
nsr in favor Of opposed to the extension Of slave
rye And as Nr. BELL is the candidate Of the Banner
we would be glad to know what are his views upon
the question Of slavery, it extension, &c