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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-17
Ftnm the Ahsandria 900.

Even the most careless and Indifferent Of the Repubi
can papers at the North be satisfied from the
accounts which daily receiving from South Caro-
ina Alabama Georgia, and Que Or two other States ol
the dasgeIs and difficulties in the way Of secession and
disupon which now beset pa h. and Of the perous
condition in which the country is placed Whether even
the conservative spirit OF Virginia North Carolina, Ken
tueky and Tennessee will be able to restrain the rash and
impusive leaders in the Gulf States, and the Union,
is question of great doubt The Northern papers should
lock 10 il! They have done the mischief eter fair
warning from the conservative men Of the South and il
they encourage countenance urge their successful
candidate to any aggressons hostile demonstrations,
they will be alone responsible for all the awful corse-
ouences that may arise they chargeabe with
iomentDg and exciting sectonaism and disunonism
God save the UHitsd States and preserve from the
evils and horrors Of broken aud discovered Govern
ment.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-17

II the Republicans win, say the stronger the
better tor the power they have the more their re-
sponibity, and the they will swallow each 9th
er They carried I'll before them in 1870 just twenty
years ago and 1871 they lost everything
We know opponents, and have known them for
about thirty ycars know that like other animals born
blind. they will eat poison with great ayidity. The
spois are Their bane. The great cheese is led with
It's pirus from which they beginning 10 "Gibble -
For the next nine days they will be drunk with success
and excitement and then they will 90 to quarreng and
fighting for the spos and a their success is great and
their Sppei.es 80 keen TO say nothing OF the fact that
nearly all are oieclovers, they will wage such releni
less war for the spos that they cannot fail to fall to
pieces We say, let the Republicans exult and eiJoy
their victory while the can-it pOrends their end.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-17
Ktom Me LgncAIlnq Iirqinian.

The election ia over aud Abraham Lincoln has been
called by the voice of the people expressed in consti-
tutional manner to preside this nation during the
next four years. However unpaaable the result may be
to Of the South duty plain There has as yet
been no violation OF the Constitution by those whose
choice has determined the issue that IL upon u and
Lincoln Is entitled forbesrance until his Admins
raton shall have indicated aud entered upon policy
subversive Of rights under the compact by which
these thrty.three States bound together in national
brotherhood He is no pairo: who abors TO keep up
the unhappy feud that nov exists between the States or
to increase the agaon that have already convused the
republic Let pour oil upon the troubled and angry
waters
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-17
E.om HE NorfolL H.rnld

The election Of Mr. Lincoln in itself is not calculated
to cause any alarm the South and indeed the proba-
bity is that he will administer the government with
strict impartaty or if anything he regardlu of
the interest OF the South than Southern Presidents have
been The Southern people find it difficult to reconcile
themselves to wait and give his administration fair trial
But nevertheless it proper that they should do sO and
LET us hope that they will
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-17
R,om n, L.5anon fKv.l National Union.

From he LsbdR0n lhy.l Nall0ndI UnioH
There can, we suppose, be doubt Whatever, that
Abraham Lincoln has been elected Chief Magistrate Of
the United States--eeeted by the peope-lhat be has
received majority Of the electoral vote We bad e1-
ceedngy desired that il should have been otherwise; we
had desired that John Bell national candidlte should
hare been preferred to Abraham Lincoln sectional
one We cid not however, have our wishes grstifed
plurality Of the voters Of the United States have ssid
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-17

Let prudent counsels prevail. Let the cool jadg
ment, and not the passions OF the hour, have sway
convention will be called deliberate to the course
the State will pursue. In its decision all good citizens
will acuuiesce.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-17
From II. Nq,hgiHs Union and American.


What will follow this result in the more Southern
States We cannot determine. But, judging from the
tone and temper Of the leading men and journals in
South Carolina Mississippi and Texas, we are apprehen
,iye that those States will withdraw from the Union
Should they do So il is probable that they will be fol-
lowed by Florida, Alabama, and perhaps Georgia. 1t
but one State secedes the question will present itself to
the Federal Government, whether or not it will admit
the doctrine Of peaceful secession Should coercion be
attempted although the other Southern States might not
take adverse action in their corporate capacity quite
certain that thousands of their citizens would be enlisted
under the banner Of the seeding States As much as
we should regret accession, coercion In our estimation
would be still more deplorable While are for the
Union we cannot endorse the sentiment which we have
seen upon some of the political transparencies during
the canvass "The Union, right or wrong We are for
the Union fright" and would be willing to suffer much
wrong in it; but say that would submit to
every wrong that ianatcim and power might feel dis
posed to nAict upon We will await with much snxi-
ETY. the developments Of the next sixty days.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-17
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Capital. S1O,OOO.OOO!

Daily nevrnue ST,5OO.OO.
INVESTED Is rnE UNITED srArkS, OVER esoo,ooOl
AZ Di-sctrrs Pcrsszy Rsspousb r As Engagements q
IA C0apunp.
w respectfully atcnoa TIE security OF The Liverpool
w and Loadon Insurance Company 90 IL policy holders In -
larrc cash capital and Investments stated above
TIE capital and income % the Company enable % tAke
lines convenient % parties requiring large aoan on1urance
In addition the ordinary mode o. Insurance this Company 10
PsRNd NENTF OLICIE on As psyert Of TEN ANGt Y
Al PREMIUMS Property Is hcncciorth, PERMANENTLY Y
IySgfs0 The Policy be cancelled any s and pre-
1alun Vili be returned less per cent
fats Company viii make Insurance By otI Of RertI by Fire,
sni most liberal principle
u1der Policies of is Company an claims paid upon pre-
aasactoy proof ofloss without dbd,fo o. drc
hJa o. rsf and nol As usual xTI DAIs amer prescutA-
uon o. proof. WORrHAM WYATT, Agents,
AZ haln street. Charles Hotel
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-17
TAsNEEs d CLARK,
INPECTINE.
The Persian Fever Charm.

NOR the prevention and Of FeCer and A0u and Bilious
F6Ues This wonderful remedy brought TO the knowledge
Of present propFetos friend who has been great av
eIer In Persia and the Holy Land.
While going the EuP rates. he experienced serere
attack and On discovering Ills condition one OF
the poa,men his person Amulet saying "Wedr tbs
and aet touch y0" Although Her eduous 70 It's yr
tues compile immediate relief and has since
axays found edectuAl protection from ell malAous COM
plants
nrdoous powers said tha; could only be obtalned from
uc Priests the Sometime Afterwards the gentleman In
cnvefsng with Priest obtained from HIN the secret OF lis
pa non where the medicinal herbs fcund
Of which compounded The wonderful virtues OF tbs art
e have Induced fall belief In the minds OF the natives In The
miraculous healing posers Of their Priests
since his return 20 America tried with the hsPpie
effect Ladies and Gentlemen Of high character who
have given the unqual fed praise This renedy having
Persia hund els Of years. for the prevention
OF Fever and Ae and Bilious Feves-s nov offered
20 the American PEOPLE.
celpt of dollar.
Principal Depot and Manufactory s MAN ST. Richmond Va
prane 0e- Hank Of Commerce Building New York Address
jy2-iy JOHS NlLOoA Co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-17
From II. Na,hpiic, 7snn, R.puJlican Banner.

From hs NashUiile Tenn, Republican Banner.
But il Lincoln is elected, what theny This Is the
question which every man in the South must ask and
answer for himself and its consideration must be com
menced at once There men 10 the South-numerous
enough to enttle them be called party-wto are ad
vocating and who will continue 10 advocate, immediate
sion We believe the friends Of the Union vast
" in the majority all over the Souh-in the border
slave States there be question Of this fact We
hardly deem necessary here in Tennessee 70 present
the overwhelming rguments-argnmenis based upon
patriotism and sefnteres which readily occur to every
calm linking man. against the Wild and senseless cry OF
secession aud separation The teachings of the wisest
statesmen Of our country from Washington doWn-the
teachings Of experience since the foundation OF the gov
ernment-the lessons Of yesterday aud tcday-a unite
in convincing and unanswerabe arguments against the
doctrine Of disunon in any event.
Il is the duty OF every true American citizen TO acqui-
esce in the verdict 1t is his duty citizen-as par
" to the compact by which government esab-
lshed and under which he has enjoyed privileges which
no other government on earth offers to its people. 1t is
his duty conservative man, Who though he may be-
lieVe that the majority is aggressive and threatens
to despo him Of bis rights under the Constitution should
prefer
"To beS- those III we have
Than hy to others that We know not Of"
Il is bis duty to society," TO himself aud his family and is
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-17
"To beS- those ills we have
- -. a.. A.. - -. sl.sa - krauT "a

Il is his duty to society," himself aud his family and is
demanded by that love Of peace and good government
which should be inherent in the breast Of every Of
Columbia.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-17

IIAVEG made large addition shop 70 sr s southefi
Ii trade VIII Eell ct the Northern prices 1883 We have
100 different designs Of Plain and ornsenta neiIInR
yerandsa, Baiconi ., Porch Pieces, Window
Guards, Ac Ac, vaul, and Cellar DooIs sash shuter
and general Blaeshing and nnshng Nth nesinel AID
despatch
t1oemeery Railing for the csuny, m 10 be ps, =,
by Ordinary mechanic. IAat-u'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-17

ard Engish Dairy, carefully selected for
J s,Ie bV JOHN n GORDON A SON
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-17

Member OF the BoyA College Of Surgeons graduate from
The most eminent Coees In the Une saies and the greater
pa ofvhose life has been spent In the hospitals ndon
Ia Philadelphia and elseEhcie has Effected OF the
nhng cures that we're ever knoEn many troubled WITH ringing
IN the head ard cars when Sseep greet alarm
Ell AZ sudden sounds bashUlHess, Win ,qner bushog a.
tened someraes vi arrangement CT nd, cured I'm
mediateY.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-17

CLOTHING.
DARRICOTT. HARRIS h CO.,
lI2 MAIN STREET.
II AVE on hand larg, stock of CLOTHING, such as
III Ori Beavrr OyercoA8
Moscog Rcsyer DO.
Enr In Whitney do
Dfab Beaver Garracks
Black Pstcfsham do.
silver MiXedC Cas- Suits
Grey Cax1 do
Vtlv,tcen HundnE suits
Rlack and Brown french CAss Suits
R!ack and Fancy Cass Pauis
Fancy and Black SIX Vests
Black and fancy Velvet Vests
shirts, Collars, Socks and Ties
Urdc- shrs and Drawers
Roys' Cl1hlng, Childrens Clothing.
FOR Bargains c4n DARRIcOfT, HARRIS co,
mold li2 Main Street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-20

NEW YoRK, Feb. Is.
Three thousand persons attended the Italibn
sympathy meeting last night. The proceed
ings were quite enthusiastic Speeches were
made by the Rev. DR.. Bellows, Rev. Henry
Ward Beecher, Rev. DR.. Thompson, Joseph
Hoxie, Prof King. Prof. Mitchell, and others.
Letters were read from John A. Dix, Charles
Sumner, G. S. Hillard, Geo. Briggs, Z. j Nor
ris, Benz. Silliman, and others.
The Herald's Washington correspondent
says: At the Inauguration of the Washington
Statute, in addition to the 7th Regiment Of N ..
Z, Col. Augustus lst Virginia Regiment, Ma
jor Warmers battalion of Baltimore City Guards,
troop of Maryland dragons, the companies
of this District, and if possible the U. s. Ar
tillery from Fort Monroe, will be present.
Commanders of Knight Templars from Rich
mond, Baltimore and this city under the emf
nent Grand Commander French, will escort the
Free Masons, who have invited the lodge at
Fredericksburgh, where Washington took his
degrees, the lodge at Alexandra, where be
presided, and the lodge ct Georgetown, which
aided him in laying the corner stone of the
Capitol
Mr.. Hatch, of Buffalo, who is engaged
in preparing a report in regard to the Rsproei-
ty Treaty with view to its modification and
amendment. has nearly completed his lsbOrs,
and is here in consultation with the State De-
partment in regard to that subject.
There are large number OF leading New
York Delegates here, some of whom are dele
gates to the Charleston Convention from the
Wood AMI Syracuse Conventions. They are
respectively casting about as TO the chances Of
their admission into tue Charleston Convention
The Southern Senators and members are very
cautious in committing themselves in favor o.
either.
A requisiton has been made by this Govern
ment upon that of Canada, under the Ashbur
ton treaty, for the rendition of fugitive from
Justice, named Richie, who escaped recently
| from st. Lawrence county, N. Y.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-20

MEDICAL ELEcTRIcITY-Dr.G Gibson is the only
Cleveland and is the only one in possession Of
fattering testimonials from the most eminent Pro-
fsssors Of Electricity in the United States in refer
snoe to professional skill in the use Of ElectricitE
as q curative agent; and the only one who treats
Liver Complaint, Rheumatism, Paralysis, Disease
Of the Brain, and other Chronic Diseases with uni
form success. He viii pay q premium for the
proof that his success is equaed by any treatment
that is now or ever was In the city Of Cleveland
for the cure Of obstinate diseases. Call and see
cases cured at his Office. No. III Ontario street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-20

THE SHIP YARDS. Our builders are already
commencing operations for the coming season
Messrs. Laffrinier Stephenson are at work upon
fore-and-aft coastng Schooner for Boston owners.
This feature in the shipping business Of building
vessels upon Lake Erie for the Atlantic coasting
trade is one worthy Of notice. The ship yards Of
Maine have heretofore furnished the most Of the
vessels which New England has put into service,
but We much mistake if our Cleveland artisans do
not lay alongside Of Long Wharf in Boston such a
trim and perfect little craft as to bring more orders
thick and fast This schooner is to be 100 feet
keel. % feet BEAM and to register about 200 tons
She win be built strongly as good materials and
master workmen can make her, and will probably
be ready for the trip about the first Of May.
Messrs. Quayle & Martin, whose handiWOrk has
been seen and admired on the other side of the
ocean, and has sailed over many foreign sea, are
building fine propeller, designed for the Northern
Transportation Co.'s Line She is somewhat
smaller than the Iron City, and viii be beautiful
and serviceable craft. She is now pretty well ad-
vanced, and WILDE completed by May.
Several of the prOpsllers which have wintered
in the Old River Bed, are being Overhauled pre-
vious 70 the Spring opening.
The lighter of sholI & HiIiard, which sunk q
the Railroad swing bridge, has been raised, and il
now upon the marine railway for repairs.
The beautiful yacht Dream, which figured in th'
melancholy casualty upon Lake Superior last fall
is now in the Old River Bed She needs some r
pairs and additions, which wiz speedily be exc
euted.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-20
Saturday Nights Report.
FROM CALIFORNIA.

MALLOY's STATION FEB IL.
The overland mail stage passed here this at
ternoon, bringing California adViees to the 2Sth
Jan uary
A movement was on foot to induce the Leg.
lslsture to move the seat Of Government from
Sacramento 10 San Francisco.
Considerable alarm was felt Gt Sacramento
on this account but the probability Of the res
moVsl was small.
A bill providing for the erection Of a State
building at Sacramento had been introduced
into the Senate.
There ere oyer $500, 900 in the State Troasu-
ry.
A large meeting was hsld in Santa Clara
county on the 25th to give expression to pub
lie feeling created BY the continued closing Of
the New Almedeu quick silver mine. ResOlu'
tions were passed declaring that the injunction
If long continued would destroy the business
energies Of the country and impair mining in.
terests throughout the State.
Resolutions have passed both Houses Of the
Legislature asking Congress to establish daily
overland mail, also Urging a restoration Of the
Ocean mail service between San Francisco and
New York to the state of efficiency which pre-
vailed when the mails were carried by the Pa
cifc steamship company.
The question of the division of the State has
been made the special order for February %.
The market continues active. The changes
are as follows
Candles weaker, cool dropping.
Coffee lower, Rio lat.
Pork-Clear, SlS per Bbl. snd 95 for halves;
mess, SIG so; bacon SlIal2f.
Butter and lard unchanged.
Domestic spirits firm.
Rice improving.
sRnfranciseo, Jan. 2s.-A concurrent resolu-
ton passed both houses Of the Legislature yes~
terday appointing joint committee to receive
for the permanent removal Of the
State cspitnl from Sacramento to San Francis
co OF Oakland.
Oregon dates are to the 18th and British
Columbia to the "a.
A party had been dispatched BY the citizens
Of Portland to Oregon to explore and report
concerning the SiRI ka meeR gold mines.
Accounts from these mines continued ezeit-
ing.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-20

sKETcHINe CLUB-on Saturday evening &
meeting of ''cOngenisl spirits" was held at Artist
Walcntt's studio for the purpose of forming a
Sketchine Club to be composed Of art-students
those who can appreciate the ''lines of beauty
and of grace" AnOthing meet ng will be held
within day or two, when arrangements will be
made for weekly meetings. Il is designed to fol-
fow the custom Of other sketching clubs and give
out subject at each meeting, sketch Of which
each member shall present at the subsequent gath
ering There are many persons in the city who
have both the taste in designing and the skill in
executing, which will enable them to enjoy this
friendly competition as well as to contribute to-
ward the pleasure of Others. The meetings will
be held at the residences ofthe members and much
pleasure as well as profit viii spring from the as
soeistion. Mr.. Walcutt has q fine portfolio Of
sketches, by Dallas and others Of the New YorE
sketehing Club, Of which he was a member.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-20
FRnnI Nav YnRK.
NEw YoRK, Feb. Is.


The steamship City Of Washington sailed to-.
day for Liverpool with ia passengers and
$50, 900 in specie. She took N. o. mails of the
lItb and kilograms of the 18th.
The Arabia on the 9th, when abreast Of the
south stake passed the Cunard steamer Europa
from Boston and the screw steamship from
New York, both bound into Liverpool.
The Tuscan Monitor publishes decree re-
voking q convention concluded between the
Grand Duke Leopold and the Court of Rome,
in 1851, and all circulars and other acts Of the
Govt. relative thereto.
Two of the journals of Turin state that they
see no harm in the annexation of Savoy to
France.
Lane, the defaulting Teller of the Fulton
Bank, has been convicted
Geo. Walker, Editor Of Wilkes Spirit of the
Times, sailed to Europe to-day in the City Of
Washington, to report the Derby fight for the
championship.
The steamship BoTussia, from Hamburg, via
Sou champion on the 4th, arrived this P. NJ
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-20
WAsHrNeroN, Feb. Is.

" AeAAN14Natf 4-eSs ~
On the 22d of February it is proposed that
there shall be an effort made throuf fhout the
U. s. to raise sufficient funds to carry on the
the work upon the Washington National Mon
uncut during the coming year. Citizens in
every part of the country can contribute thro'
the POstmasters of their respective towns
About one thousand POstmasters have boxes
for the purpose placed in their offices, and have
raised within the last four months more than
$1,000. There are nearly $500 POstmssters
who have not been heard from, and it is to be
hoped that they will cooperate with the others.
If they will consent to do so, and if their Of
fees average only $3.50 year, or 12& cents per
month, the work can be kept in progress. A
very slight effort made in each place through
out the country. would ensure the completion
of the monument in very few years Editors
Of newspapers are invited to call attention to
the patriotic enterprise.
The U. 8. Court at Charleston has assessed
the damages upon Capt. Church, master Of the
skip VIM. Pelton, to the amount OF S400, with
the costs of the suit. This was an action to
recover the penalty on q bond, under the act
Of 1903, requiring masters Of vessels before
their cleasanee, to deliver to the collectors q
certified copy of their crew list, and bring back
or account for all persons composing the crew.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-20

ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-The season Of the theat-
rieal company closed for the present on Saturday
evening. 1t was the benefit night Of Miss Emma
Cushman, and the audience was larger than usual.
Miss Cnshman ELECTED hearty aud frequent ap
plause by the capital rendition Of her parts. In
the farce Of "The Widows Victim" both Miss
Cushman and Miss Ada Plunket appeared, and
both did admirably, as also did Macauley and Her.
bert. The pantOmime was, as usual, very laugh
able and very good.
This evening Frank COnverss's "Gems Of the
CampbelIs" appear for a short season. Good
minstrelsy will always draw In Cleveland. The
people like to be peased-they like to laugh, and
good company Of minstrels ike this one will
play to full houses.
The 'OctOroOn" viii be produced at the close O
the Campbells' season.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-20

B6P Merchants and Shippers generally
are respectfully informed that the old relia-
BILE Fast Freight Line, Merchants Despatch,
American Express Company prOprietOrs, are
bringing freight from the Eastern cities at
the lowest Railroad rates. and delivering the
same with greater uniformity, regularity and
uromptness than any other line or road.
This unrivalled line carries goods with the
greatest possible speed and safety, and trans
ported A. D. 1859 upwards Of $4,000 tons Of
merchandise from New York and Boston to
the West and Southwest
For special information and contracts, ap-
ply to the Merchant despatch Offices: New
York office, 1877 Broadway; Boston Office, 55
State street; Cleveland Office, foot Of River
and Front streets. Il. z. BoYLsTOE, Ag't.
ian2327l.