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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-28
By Telegraph 10 the Baltimore american.


CHARLESTON April 26-Tne Convention reassembled
at 10 o'clock.
Mr. Ftzhugh of Virginia presented series of resolu
tons in favor OF the enforcement of the fugitive slave
law which referred to the Committee on the Plat
form.
dozen or more resolutions, with regard to slaves in
the Territories were presented from various delegates
aud all referred ABOVE.
number of resolutions relative to railroads to the
Pacif, we're also presented and referred.
Mr. Seward, Of Georgia, presented resolution on the
rights of slavehOlders, describing suitable platform,
and declaring Jas. Outline the proper TO nomi-
nate for the Presidency
resolution the tariff being presented Isaiah Rgn-
der proposed amendment to include Mouongahcla
whisky IN the articles to be protected
Mr Biyard Of Delaware, hoped the Convention would
not be made appear ridiculous before the country by
these resolutions aud that hey be referred without read
ing.
Mr. Rynders said he desired by his amendment to put
a stop to them, and had succeeded.
The following resolution, presented by a Louisiana
delegate. is said 10 come from Senator Slidcll:
Rssoiyed That the Territories belonging to the seyc-
raj Satcs, as common property, and not TO individual
citizens thereof that the Federal Constitution recogni
yes property in slaves aud as SUCH the thereof
entitled carry his slaves into any Territory of the
United States aud hold them there property; and in
case the people of the Territories by indication Of
friendly legislation Otherwise should endanger the
tenure OF such property or discriminate against It by
Withholding that protecnon give TO other descriptions
Of property in the Territories it is the duty OF the gene
raj government interpoe by active exerloa of its
constitutional powers to secure the rights of slave
holders.
The resolution was referred.
Mr. Sales of Rhode Island offered resolution in
siylcng the Committee on the Platform with the follow
ing additional resolution
Re3pirei That we recognize the fullest extent the
principle that preserve the Union the equality of the
States be maintained, the decisions OF the Courts
enforced and that every branch of the Federal Govern
shall exercise all lis constitutional powers in the
protection of persons and property both in the States
aud the Territories.
An e1cing scene droc the presentation Of this
resolution, and it finally ruled out of order 80
ing under the Platform rule and decided that it must be
referred to that committee.
Several other resolutions offered and it was
peaedy asserted that the Platform Committee would be
unable to report ut all.
A resolution then offered instructing them to
port what progress they had made at 10 o'clock tomo-
row morning, pending which the Convention adjourned
TO 10 o'clock tomorrow
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rvrnMoIoGY N AeRrcuLrURr.

To the Editor ofthe Wing: r., :. .h0
doubt not from the deep interest you Zee, ~ .n'
Agriculture Commerce aud Manufactures oil the STse'
the enclosed communication from the Agricultural Dvi
sion of the Patent Office will give you pleasure 70 pup
lish 1t is a subject have given good deal oil
always when had opportunity. The more i ha :
portance e. ,s,or
The loss sustained by the State every year. II ascer'
aiued, would be mmense-abundanty SUFFICIENT 10 con-
vince every planter Ofits Importance
To say there is no remedy for these evils, mo prac
cal man will believe.
If the observations Of different persons were coeceu
thew might throw considerable light on the subject
The remedy for the prevention Of sweat IN wheat, 'n'
wire worm from cutting corn and birds from pulling ul
corn are late but valuable discoveries Who DOUBT io
a moment but what have remedy for every eVi
in the search of human discovery? might say more
but had rather you should the Importance oil th
subject in the estimation of Others than from me.
Your, respectfully,
C. w. Y. WATKINS.
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Buchanan,s Letter.

The publication of Mr.. Buchanan's letter to NJ. Walk
err Of aud concerning Kansas is an awful blow TO the
Presidents reputation. At the very time he endeav-
oug 20 ruin Mr. Douglas because he would support
Lscouptonis the President had solemnly and in the
strongest language committed himself to the popular
sovereignty position of the nlinosap! How he can
meet the charge Of dupciy and baseuess that proceeds
from the knowledge of his conduct, Attorney
General Black decide Black appears to have been
told that the President wrote any such letter and
got himself into fine scrape by saying that he hadn't
written it, We should like 10 have seen the President
aud the Attorney General whe they met for the first time
after the letter published The interview would be
a rich subject for a satirical painter.
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CnttinrtheIr AIIle.

In the House Of representatives, few dsys-ago, Mr.
Garrett, 4 Virginia Democrat, denounced the foreign
born citizens Of the country in style exceeding that Of
sKnow Nothingism.' He pronounced them "the or
,ourngs Of European countries aud unit for any par
4eD.iiOn in our political social privileges" The Bal
tmore RspuJeaa Democrats paper says it Is under
dsr,sOod that this spseeh vii be suppressed for political
considerations. M. Barr, New York Democrat re-
torssd very pOints BY reminding Mr. Garnet. ina, N
an, recso. Harpsrs Ferry tEellty the hrs blood 'so
3 !sGsnss Of Vagina "a, that Of an Eishnan,
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DIED..

Died her residence Second Thursday
Miss SALLY sULLl daughter Of the late Mrs Elizabeth suly Of
this city.
Her nds and aquAnances invited to attend funeral
this day, Saturday. at II o'clock from ST. James Church
AT the residence Of Joseph Mayo In this city HENRIETTA
TABB aged 81 years and one month.
Her funeral will take place the First Presbyterian Church on
Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
In Leeburg Friday the goth inst Mrs CAROLINE NJ wife
DR. Thomas febbs and daughter Of Stuart Thornton OF
folk, In the SSd year Of her age.
Departed this life al Unon Loudoun county night Of
We 2Oh March, Mrs AMANDA wife Of John Keen and
daughter Of Rev Wm Boddu D. d. Fredericksburg aged
% years
On 1Tt Inst at Monmouth H. Of Consumption WILLIAM
GARDINER formerly Of Fairfax county, Va, in the 5Oth year
Of his age.
On the It'll Of March the residence Of her sonnav Mr.
sam p Thompson, HsboroSgh Mrs. JANE H0UGH wife
Of Mr. Vim Hough, deed
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JVyIIEE SULPHUR WATER,
w FROM TIE
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
GREFyBAIEa COUNTY, Va.

The oas established reputation the WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS for the Of Chronic Diseases renders upon
their medicinal efficacy unnecessary
many years the these Springs been tyans
pod and used by at their homes and experience
fu ~ tesths t he same bntNcW eects RGf hare rssHd
from heir use ,eiea crank t,eh dtht fountain.
Thee gently APFRIENT very decidedly ALTER
ALIVE Their great yie remedy the quality all
others that has given then their high reputation Is their
t pge the peculiar operative influences by which they
siHais ~ HdaLIr rri0Hs. r6re chronic itfdaJadons
oJs lions in the smaller vessels and trO,c OF NORTH
dccidtoH ffoE diseased organs thus producing the Gd-
ic disease
As an APEsIrNT and Alternative the range Of disease to
which they applicable will be apparent medical
for instance, Chronic ELECTIONS OF the A0mdc BO,oe, Lrer,
kdneyS Ski" De, De- Upon the functions OF the organs gener
ally they exert marGed Effects stimulating those that inactive,
aud establishing ay ecrons in such have departed from
normal condition
In DYsPEPsA and IN Chronic ritations Of the mucous Goa,
OTIS Stomach and Bowels they employed with the happest
RESULT
o. LIVER DISEASE their superior efficacy
has been long and nrm'y established
CHRONIC DiARKli often cured by them aer other
idies have been Intellectually TILED
To COslVEaE's Of the Bowels and 10 PILES they well
adapted
unattended with ntmn aton they very seryieeabe.
To the Strerd forms ~ CHRONIC oBSRRU CTIONs &C. pec-
lar 10 fedfes their dtedee Influences often emheny
NEURALGIA and the various nervous diseases when they are
the result organic Heterogeneous treated with
CHRONIC RHEUMATISM their known Ell .aey coeyal with
the early history Of the springs.
As palliative OF GOVT value
In MEKCURIAL DISEASES and In that peculiar affection that
results from the abuse Of AsrcHry affections
- Pamphlets descriptive Of the medicinal character and sp
pcabies Of the Waters furnished gratis application To the
Agents
Waters securely put up Springs glass bottles
are now being regularly furnished the Agents n Richmond, for
the supply of the general public.
EB To imposition each bottle has the words GRFEN
BkER While sCLPHta WATER blown in the glass, without
Orders from individuals and the dSe throughout United
states, should be directed TO
PURCELL LLDD&co.
ap2T-dkc6m GenT AGENT. Kchmond Va
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rhe PresIdenr. organ ON Tho Letter.

The Constitution Affects to be "hearty rejoced that
tie Covode InqudOa have obtained possession of the
private letter addressed by the President TO Gov. Wal
ker" This singular The letter in question is rather
queer subject for hearty rejoicing by the President 1t
Abounds in shameful insneerty, hypocrisy and double
dealing Il eouvcts the President Of protesting one
thing while be did another OF recreancy TO the policy
which be bad exacted Of others to follow and OF cold
booded abandonment Of principles he had openly avow-
ed If the President can heartily rejoice at this all VIC
have say that the President very queer old gen
tleman. We assure him that bis friends are not
'heary rOiced" At the blasting exposure Of his trick
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FROM ARIZONA

ST. Louis, April 22-An Arizona correspondent Of
the Missouri Republican saws, that convention form
provisional government for Arizona consisting Of 81
delegates representing all parties of the territory met
at Tucson on the % inst and organized Dy eeetDg
James A. Lucas, chairman.
constitution and schedule to- reman in force till
Congress shall organize territorial government was
unanimously adopted after which Oh territorial officers
headed by L. s OWings, OF hesla for Governor Igrao
OrFanta oT Lieut. Governor and three district judges
were elected, and provision made for calling out the
mius for the protection OF life and property and w.
q Wordsworth appointed Major General Resolutions
were also passed endorsing the administration Of James
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-28
Douglas ana seward.

The New York Day Book contrasts the opinions of
Douglas aud Seward by bringing together the following
passages
''The people Of Territory while in the territorial
condition have the inherent power and right through
their Legislature to exclude slavery by positive enact
ment'
Position of Douglas il Harper article.
Congress by virtue OF the Constitution has power
TO pass laws excluding slavery from the Territories
Position of W II. Seward.
The Nssissippiau, leading Democratic paper, wish
es to know If there is Southern with intelligence
enough 20 comprehend idea who will say that the po
stou Of Seward is more Objectionable than that OfDOug
l,-s
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HEADQUARTERS % The ~ BkIGADs, 4rH DTysi
Hanover, (YA.) April 18Th, 1860

GENERAL 0RDERs-Np. l.
FlNE ming Regmental Muers Of the
raj Regiments composing this Brigade will take place f,l n
IN
52l Regt New Kent and Charles City Training the ID ~
Sd i Of May Charles City Court HOUSE Regimenta
Muster the 9Th at Providence Forge
T4h Regt, Hanover Trynng the 9th l(h and 18th Of
May. Eegi Muster o the 18th.
Sd R.g Hen co Trang on the 10Th I7h aud 18th Of May
Regimental Nus The 18th, Rics city
18th and 18th Regis Richmond iy Talung the 2lst ED
and 23d 81 May Rgmenta Muster Of the l9th the 18th "
May and OF the 10Th, the 25tn.
lst Reg Va Volunteers Richmond city Training the 2sth
10Th, and 3Oh o. May Re,imental Muster the 31st
The hours OF Training with Brigade Inspec
tor AID designated IN Heginenta Orders Regiments will
BILE az II O'clocf, A. ".
Ajlaas vii have their Resmenta Returns ready deliver
the Er sade lupector tn. last d4y Of each training
Volunteer Companies viii appear the Muste their repec
tive Regiments prepared fcr rigid Inspection.
By command OF the BTigadirr General,
Wa. II. RICHARDSON, JR..
2I-clikd3t Brigade InEp
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JUDGE SmalIey.

Hon. D. A Snalley, who figures so largely in Demo
cratic politics, and who, as Chairman of the National
Committee, called the Charleston Convention to order
Is Judge the United States District Court in Vermont
he appointed this office by President Pierce, as
reward for active political services. Not content with
this aud dregrdng the prophecies of bis position he
is evidently working ndustriousy for something better
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AGRICULTURAL DIVISION.
April 2Sth, 1860.

AGRICULTURAL DIVISION.
u. S. PATENT OFFICE.
March 26th, 1850.
Sir In reply to the letter Of Mr.. Watkins enclosed
with your of the 9th inst, would state that TINS
Office appreciang the importance of ascertaning the
habits ofinsects has until within year, employed an
entomoogist to make Investigations and report the re-
suit thereof 1t is fully intended to pursue this SUBJECT
and the Agricultural volume for 1860, now in prepare
ton will contain article from the pen OF Rev. D. IT,
Morris, Of Baltimore.
As an evidence of the Importance Of this subject in
foreign countries may mention that the French Gov
has spent much 100000 year in efforts 70
destroy one species of insect.
Yours, very respectfully,
PHILIP F. THOMAS,
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RRASnRErHs Pills vs. sARsirARnLa.-One ,Wen,ys,,
Of Brandre;hs Pills 10 warranted to contain NOR. p
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each night The effect will be found superior 70 n. h,
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dollar BEETLES Of sarssparla Try ofthe Pl, Who's,
tive Ingredient Is akalOd Of sar'sPana Take o.. p
third dy you who are no. using 'ar'aPara any or s
place thereof for that time The will be any cent,
worth thousand dollars Principal Office 99I Caa. ,, -
York. Sold by respectable dealers in medeInes .pa,3."
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W. I. HAGAN & CO.,
PrOprictOrs, Troy, New York.
Who also Manufacture
L NJ US N uNrrTupTTU AVN VNTCuTfGfT

ROYCE L EsrERLYs DENTIFRIcE AND KyIGHTsuNDELI-
BILE INK
Sold Richmond by all responsible dealers in Medicines
Bold Norfolk by NJ A. c. A. SANTOS in Petersburg by
VIM sPOTTswOoD and by all Druggists 10 the United States
AMID cLy6m
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Hide, Oil audLcatbors,--

d. KIRKPATRICK SONS, No. 81 g. Third a.,
Market and Chestnut Streets, Philadelphia have es.s
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upon the best terms. NNs, AZ
@-Au kinds efLeather 10 the rough wanted n,
hghes; risrke: price will be Gwen In cash or 'naa,
or Ides Leather stored free OF charge and ,ols
e21-Gsm HHs.
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BR0sDHoCK TnOrTIxGRACEs

- ECUND DAN-MHNbAr April 30
- subscribers purse S5O-t25 entrance, >1 As9A
half forfeit 10 be added TO purse. Mile -f&tz&&EA
for all to and clJse 23d day OF April 1850.
1st Thos Ruskeil names Z. m Lady Gray.
I'd ID. T. Ward names Col. Russell
RACE-SANE nay.
sweepstakes for any horse, Rlen 10 Virginia.
Mile heatf20 entrance half ore+2O added by the prope
tor ssrt-o aud close pa day OF APRIL lS6Oto 70
10 harness
1st d. r. Ward names b. m. Ink Maid
Cd. Thos Iluskel names b. :. G. orge.
4 Sd. N. Bryan c. h. Billy Root.
Race to come OF 10 O'clock. Gate fee rs cents
ap2s-d2t CALVIN GREEN, Proprietor
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Inc Prince Of Wales Is to visit Washington, and the
BRUSH s; minister Lord Lyons, making srrangem'nts
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-28

CHAD ROE, Tor fany use, in half and whole barrels
- AP2s~lv JOHNSON, YOUNGER oTEY.
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NOREnVGR

besides being free from every poisonous Ingredient confes
finer black brown and IN shorter space n time than
dye the world Sold everywhere and applied by all Hair
Dressers. CRsTGDoRo. No. 6Asior House. New York.
Ali,
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The Great English Rem.s
SIR JAMES CLARKE. hedy.
CELEBRATED FEMALE PITT,

This invaluable medicine Is unf.iHn. 4, u.
'a os ia s.'. :. ... diseases SIN Incident
Whatever .an'e and speedy may b. ra.a s
TO MARRIED IAnrv.
u IL peculiarly suited II viii, In ,hor, i'm. -
J period with regularity. ''hs sens .,.a
CAUTION.
These Pah should not be taken By Ernnl,, A.,
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and all the painful diseases oeeAsOned BY Wa.
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Pull directions In the pamphle, around .,,, Hsd
should be carefully preserved. 1ss VA
bottle containing 20 pills, and encIrcl.d v,,,r
Stamp Of Great Britain sent pO.,. M =, S''as.,i
stamps. Ion a 'parst,
JOB NOSE
Rochester, ssrYs,.
Sold In Richmond BY all the respectable Dr.,.,' S.s
sPorswooD, Agent for Petersburg; NJ A. sAyTos WI
Norfolk - isai 4,
nAio-..aI.,
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POUR YEARS EXPERIENCE WITH HAIR REsr0RATIvEs.
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~ cying direct IN ther supply or The above celebrated
malt liquor This Porter Is trewed by Messs, Arch Guinness
Son Co.. o. Dublin II highly recommended by Physicians for
Is lesone and strengthening properties and Is admitted
wherever known TO be the best malt liquor brewed It's favor
agreeable ami free from the sharp and unpleasant OF
common London Porter.
sn0s--iOt LAG n DAVENPORT
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Sc SPINALL'S', PALE ALE9.-Having received the
n the Of this superior Pale Ale, will here
after be supplied with the article shipped direct from Liverpool TO
City Point.
a.
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WHY

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BECAUSE
only that has been analysed and publicly
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ALSO,
tina, other Dye has been subjected to chen
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