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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-09-06
Stump Candidates for the Presl'
dCnCy.

In tho purer days of the Republic, it would
hayo been considered exceedingly degrading
for a candidate for tho chief magistracy oil
this country, to take tho stump; as do our
candidates for tho Legislature and for Con-
pres.. 1t has remained for him, whom, We
suppose because of his acknowledged
great abilities, has been termed the little
Giant" to disregard those views of proprety
which have characterized presidential candi-
dtaes in the past, and to inaugurate system
Of electioneering really degrading to the as
p.rant for so distinguished position rs that
Of President of the United States.
We have observed that the press very gen.
orally have condemned Mr. Douglas course
in strong terms, and none more 30 than
those which advocate the election Of Mr.
Breckinridge. One ostheso organs, the Dan
Vile Appeal, thus speaks on the subject.
sTo soy the least of it, there must be very
great and over weening ambition 10 the breast
Of that man who will so far disregard
the dignity and dccorum which should
characterize a Presidential candidate. as to
take tne stump III aufot"N9 VI H'S o"A WV
ton.
eve trust this action on the part OF MIR.
Douglas will open the eyes OF the staunch and
honest patriots in the country among the
masses, who still adhere to his fortunes, and
by bcgetting in their minds the utmost dis
gust for his conduct, impel them to leave him
to that fate which his own 'vaultng ambi-
,ioa' has surely secured for him."
That we consider justly sever, but then
what will the Appeal say when it learns that
il; own candidate, Mr.. Breck inridge las fol-
lowed the example of Mr.. Douglas. On yes
.erday he was to havo addressed "a grand
mas meeting at White Sulphur, Scott county,
Kentucky, to defcrd himseliit is said against
the unjust charges which have been industri.
ously circulated in reference to him. Where
is Mr. Breckinridgo's friends, are they not suf-
ficient for the task of his delence2 II not we
have been sadly mistaken in our estimation
of their ability. We nre uncompromsingly
opposed to candidates for the Presidency de-
scendiug to the level Of stump canvassers, and
hope that John Bell and Abraham Lincoln
will maintain their dignity.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-09-06


DOUGLAS MEETING. On Tuesday cveu-
ing. according to notice, Mr.. Merrick Of
Illinois, and formerly of Charles county
in this State, addressed meeting of our
citizens in front of the Alleganian Office.
The assmblage was about equal to that
of the Breckenridge meeting on Satur.
day night. Mr.. Merrick is no stranger
to this community-in 1852 he address
ed in this city in connection with H. w.
Davis, and A. Boteler Esqrs. Scot
meeting, and was looked upon as no or
binary champion for that distinguished
chief. Now he is with the Douglas
wing of the democracy, and made, as We
thought, as good q speech as the cause
he advocates would admit. In the course
of his remarks be said the Republicans
constituted northern sectional conspir-
acy, the Breckenridge democrats a south
ern sectional conspiracy-that they both
acted on the same principal-Congres-
sional Intervention in reference to slavery
in tho Territories, and both tended to the
accomplishment of the same end-the dis
solution of the Union. The Union par
ty he informed his hearers, was made up
of old fossilized politicians into whom
life could not be galvanized during the
campaign, and then proceeded to show
the superiority Of the Douglas platform
to secure the peace and unity of the ma
ton. We regret that want of space
prevents our giving an extended epitome
of this and the speeches made at the
Breckenridge meeting.
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Money Wanted.

The Wheeling Inteligsncer is calling upon
the Republicans of Virginia to pony up the
funds to prosecute the Presidential campaign
in that State. The Alexandria Gazette in
referring to this call says:
If the Northern agitators think they have
any real strength in Virginia, anywhere, they
are mistaken. There may be few Republic
caus, in this section Of the State, but they are
80 few as to count for nothing in this contest
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-09-06

vert it from this place and to make it feed
er to the Pennsylvania Central Railroad, In
such an event not only would Cumberland
be the sufferer but Baltimore would be made
to feel most sensibly the effect. We hope
therefore that there will be cooperation of
the citizens Of Baltimore with our people to
finish at an early period this important road.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-09-06
Preaching and Practiclng.

DIR. Buchanan said in his stump speech in
Washington the other day, that neither Doug
las nor Breckenridge were the nominees of
the Democratic party according to usage, and
that Democrats were. at liberty to vote for
either, and still be Democrats. Since that
declaration Of Mr.. Buchanan, it is imputed,
that he has turned out of office no less than
three hundred office holders who intend to
vote for Douglas.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-09-06
Normal Schools.

WE have two Training Schools for
w Teachers, under my charge rs County
Superintendent one at Meyers Mills, on Cas-
salman's river, miles North of the State Line,
and tie other at Berlin, on the Plank road
leading to Somerset Both will continue till
the end of October. Candidates for the fall ex-
amnations will have an excellent opportunity
to prepare themselves on any or all the branch
es required in n Teachers Certificate. Good
board can be had at from Sl.5O TO Sl75 per
week. Tuition per week 80 cts. Refer to Jas.
Smith, Esq, Chairman of Board Of Examiners.
JOSEPH J. STUTZMAN,
Superintendent Pub. Schools,
Sent 6--3t. Somerset Co
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Republicans In Richmond, Va.

We find the fo1icwiag u the Wheeling In
telligencer:
1.-THE Republicans of Richmond are
about to organize for an expression at
the polls on election day. They begin
to find that their strength there is great
er than they expected, sufficient as one
of them writes yesterday. to dare an a
vowal of their sentiments.
We have little doubt but that there..are
hundreds of Republicans in Richmond,
aud Henrico county, and that they could
be ns free in their utterance as they are
in Wheeling here. if they only once tool,
a resolute stand against the despotism OF
their opponents "
The Wing in its remarks on the above says,
if it be true that there are Republicans in
Richmond it hopes they will do as is here in
timated so that i. may be known who they
are.
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Border State,

We have received several numbers Of thil
very neatly printed papcr,-it is devoted tC
the propagation and defence of Republican
doctrines, is very temperate in it's tone, and
will be read by thousands of men who have
the independence to think for themselves
though they may not subscribe to the doc.
trines it advocates Published by j. G. En-.
cry 4 Co., Baltimore, at 81 90 for two copies
during the campaign.
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WE return our thanks to Mr.. n. Berkely
President of the Louden County Va., Agri.
cultural Society for q ticket to attend the fair
to he held in Leesburs on the 4th 9th 9th
irst., and regret or inability to be present
with our old friends on this interesting occasion
We hope they may have fair weather and Q
creditable exhibition.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-09-06

| ties may imagine they have been treated
harshly by some portions.of the Bell and Ev'
erett press, vet we hope they will over look
this imprudepee and stand side by side with
their brethren Of the Opposition in the COM
\ ing contest
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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-09-06

Judge Douglas has abandoned the
slang name of the Little Giant" for an
other, which he doubtless considers more
appropriate. At Petersburg, Va. he des-
ienated himself as the Little Sucker.
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Estate of John McLeyne.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber
IN have obtained from the Orphans Court Of
Allegany county, Letters OF ministration
on the estate of Jno. McLeync late of Allogany
county, deceased. All persons having claims
against the said deceased are hereby warned
toexbibit the same, properly authenticated, to
the subscribers, on or before the 9th day Of
March, 1861, otherwise they may by law
be excluded from all benefit in said estate. All
persons indebted are requestedto make imme-
diate payment. Given under our hands THU
9th day of September, 1860.
ROBERT CowAN,
TII0S. PEARCE,
Sept. 9, IS60.-St, Administrators.
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A new military company has lately
been organized in Quincy, III, and in
compliment to Senator Douglas. have as
sumed the title Of tho Squatter Cont
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NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Cumberland, September LIST, 1850.
NJ Office is hereby given to the Commission
~ ors of Alegany County, to meet in their
ofIicc, in Cumberland, on the Let Monday in DC.
tober next, to make their ettlement with Road
Supervisors.
VIM. KILG0UR,
Sept. 6-3t. Clerk to CommiFsoners.
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CUMBERLAND, Sept. 4th 1880


Hon. HENRY w. HoFPMAH,
Sir:-The Americans and Union
men of this County are very anxious to hear
your views on the pending Presidential ques-
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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-09-06
University of Maryland.
SCHOOL OH MEDICINE,

THE Fifty Third Session will begin On
L MONDAY, tho 18th of October, 1850, and
cud on the LIST of March, 1861.
Faculty.
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WIN. Il. AKIN, NJ. D., Professor of Chemistry
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SAMUEL CHEW, NJ. D., Professor Of tho Prin-
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e. W MILTENBERGER, NJ. D., Professor Of
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WIN. A. HAMMOND, NJ. D., Professor of Anat-
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EDWARD WARREN, NJ. D., Professor Of Ma
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GEOR3E FARNANDIS, M. D., Demonstrator
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CLINICAL INSTRUCTION is given ut the
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FEES. for tho full course, 500; Matriculation
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q. W. MILTENBERGER, MD,
aug So-4t Dean.
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