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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-18
CHEAP FARM.

1e0 ACRES 10 miles North West of Union City, is
lOU Randolph county, Ind, miles from the Belle.
ontane Ralr I'D, and ~ miles from the thrivng vii.
lsge Of Rdgeyille ~ acres under cultivation and in
cropsi dwelling, out houses stable, hearing orchard,
ments.
ALSO,
splendid Farm Of 4l3 acres adjoining the above,
known the "Meah FARM this comprises the richest
body Of land In the county nearly 800 under cn-
uyation 2Zb rcres No. bottom ndi good stock water,
fine orchard. &c. Buildings and fences in good re pair
jY23 CHAS. Il. CLARKE, Sd 81.
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Irish-American Club.

The Irish American Club will meet at Nix
on's Hall on Friday evening of this week, 2lst
inst, for the transaction Of regular business,
and to finally arrange for going to Hamilton
on the next evening Saturday 22nd) Let
every man be present
BY order of the CAPTAIN.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-18

CooK-DERBY. ON the nth inst, by Rev. d. WIN.
tera, Al his residence Mr.. William Cook TO Miss Louisa
Derby both Of Washington township.
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CAPTAIN.

Meet on THURSDAY ETENING,
August 10th, at u o'clock at your hall in the
Deluge Engine House (No. A. to make ar
rangements to go to Hamilton Saturday night
All members, and those wishing to become
members, are requested to attend.
G. l.. BAUMANN, Sec.
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Saving, Planning and Moulding Mill
For Sale

Il OCATED In central part OF the City; vacant ground
IL attached Twenty-Five horse power Engine with
entirely boiler, Planer, Saws, Moulding Machine
Shating, &c., all In good running order The property
will be sold low and on easy terms on application 10
CHAs. E. Clarke, Third st., Dayton
ALSO,
Several good improved Farms in Darke and Preble
counties, Ohio; Randolph county. Ind, and Lawrence
county, ILL.,, at piees within the reach OF a say from
$40 10 $50 per acre. Call and read the descriptions
jy30 UHAS. Il. CLARKE, Cleggs BUILDING 81 st
LNOR RENT.-A convenient Dwelling House On
II West Second street. containing rooms cellar cis
tern wood house, stable, &C. &C. Largo lot with choice
i1t ana ahruhbery. Possession gwen August TO- En-.
qnire Of ans CliAs. p, CLARKE, Third ST.
INOR RENT.-'rhe property known as the shaef.
IL fer House one half mile east ~ the city on the Ken
ia Pike. There Is and half Of ground and the
buildings are all Ia the best order. Enquire Of
au26 CAAs. E. CLARKE, $40 Sd st
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-18

TRs Largs-s Psnsie~n Msetiag ever held
- Eaton.
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VOTES TO ENDORSE

The declaration that this government cannot
endure permanently half slave and half free"
that this Union cannot last as it was framed
by the heroes of the Revolution
Do you endorse these things, voters of
Montgomery If so, vote the Republican
ticket. If not labor and vote for the entire
Democratic ticket Decide as Iohite men,
as free men, as patriots should decide.
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Choice Lot for Sale.

VTERY suitable for Hotel. The lot is on the North
East OF Sixth and Ludlow--GG 2-aN1OO feet.
Thss location well adapted for Hotel and the prop.
erty is offered at price and terms to suit any one
wishing 10 purchase. CHAS. y CLARKE,
je2S Third street.
INOR RsALE-CHEAPi-Sevcnu Good Wheat Drills
II Enquire of CHAS. +. CLARKE
au25 No. 80 Third street
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FARM FOR SALE.

A GOOD FARM in Clay Township near Salem, Ofl13
"A acres, 50 under cultivation; excellent timber
alarge two story Brick House nearly new; eight rooms
large hank harm, two fine orchards and all the
ry out-buildings Price S5Oan acre. Enquire of
au25 CHAS. II. CLARK T., $40 Thlrl st
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Graduated lands-Secure Yonr Patients.

1T is highly important to all those having land entered
l. over year that they should secure their patents
without delay and thus perfect their titles have such
arrangements as to be able TO get all patents whether
settlements made OF not. No charge until the patent
is delivered auls CHAS. Il. CLARKE, Third st.
VACANT LOTS in every part of the city for sale aud
Y trade cheap ie2s CHAS. II. CLARKE, Sd st.
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lseaI Estate agsnrp.

Rpdl 3s0fdfH EUFltID.
--------' -'--------
cuaa crAuKR
-
~ ~ q IN A rrCTN
.Nn
AND
ffN#I A
NEMED ANEMT
GGNENbth- H~NtS
CAeRR
r,tt 49,. .,a al, ON co,nnns.,on Real Estate N
w ~ tinds Ronds land Warrants, Notea Mort
rssges' w hc make coectons and negotiate loans win
rates @ IL good responsible Companes aud % general
agency and commission business BBNo charge unless
sale Il made
E,on SALE comfortable two story BRICK pwel-
IT ling House on smith street, near ' hr9wn' eonlVh-
ing rooms cellar, we'll hal potnes, 7tabet chtilRe
house wood house ut & oi 'los SI .t adaS
lot Win handsome shru'e'9 "u e'0''7'' WV" s''U
This property Is desrahiy located, oeng near e .ne
Depot, and but three squares RON Nhe hhrhe@ HWh
be sold at q bargain. Enquire Of
au8 CHAb. ". ClsAlthhi heAl h''uiie Ag' Su ~
= - - -, -.
ENQRsALE-l4 acres niies rom .ne el,y-wes, WEI,
II Handsome Mo-stoty plch hYvsci ~ ~ Neh @
cistern, Sn., g9od naine 1,dn, aa w oooe
frut Ot every description. nsst dualy ~ i.
ClegE : buhdihg M sd ~.
v-,op aAIF ON RENTA verv eonvenent frame
X iio.ss ~ a Rooms. stable a. located within a
nSuns, u,,,.' y wai og tbe centre of the civ wab he
w en n.pu.e m ~ r,s t,o or rented m ,,ood ienant
sou ohhNeye"' ,tIna u, '" n ~ VI ps ~ 'rd s9rat
---- Siia',. M y. -.e D',e No. iee.-- w ~
VHARM FOR sALE.-IBO acres u miles from New
II Castine Dark County, and u miles from Browns
Station on the D. a W. H. r., l36acres under fine cuh-
vaiion Good frnme dweliina ffnme harm. Also, n
hewed log dwelling. Good orchard springs and n
creek of riinnng water through the place Part bottom
land and the balance best quality Of second bottom.
This il firt-rate Farm, and will e sod ~ per cent
less than inferior land has actually sold for IN the vi
cinIty
ALSO
II arces mile west Of sidney, on a fine road rs
acres under cultivation. Comfortable frame dwelling
house OF rooms Well cistern, orchard, Sc. Land OF
good quality.
ALSO,
m -. -. ,.,,r, p ,,,,,ot 7 ,,i olo,, On
M - ~ a. E,;,,s uns isrse harn and
a.t ~ - ~ IN , iias 5;oo1 s1y,ba,.i h. ~ ~ ~ ~
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-18
SperiaI Notires.

- WANTED.-tmpioym by Young
k~18 Man vhois not afaid Of work, situation
as porter in . Tiorp preferred Wages no object
steady situation is what is wanted Address d. NJ. s.,
at this Office. seplsdn
ACare Tor Ineipient Consumptioa
49, Those who wish 10 find the most efiicaciour
remedy for Couehs, Colde, and the early stages Of
Consumption, aud yet have no confidence in popular
medicines generally will regret r trial of Dr.
Halls Bal.am. Ithas cured NJ thousands
sepiidawi
- No Greater Hevolntion has ever been
A~1Gs efIec,edin medicine than thst whiehis being
brought about hy Dr. John Bulls Vegetable Worm De-
-troyer Chilrcn eat them a. they would candy, and
cry for more when they ase al gone A. medicine for
worms they stand without rival -Caa'teston Dem.
seplldawl
An InvaluabIe Expeetorant.-Dr
ny Halls Baipnm has received more weghty in
dor-ements than any other Cough medicine before the
public comprising the names Of Physicians and Cer-
gymen, attestng its superiority for the cure Of Con-
sumption In all Ms various stages. jy30
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-18
voters of MONTGOMERY,

Remember that every man who votes for
BRINEERHoFF, CRAIGHEAD, and the balance Of
the Republican candidates
- VOTES TO ENDORSE
The decision that certain negroes are "schite
male citizens of the United States and enti-
tied TO vote and hold Office.
VOTES TO ENDORSE
The sentiment that the Fugitive Slave Law
'is abhorrent to the moral sense OF the civil
lied world, and shall be repealed
VOTES TO ENDORSE
The decision that there should be no distinct
ton between negro children and white chill
dren in our public schools
VOTES TO ENDORSE
The decision nullfying the laws of the land
and violating the constitutional obligations
imposed upon the citizens of the several
States.
VOTES TO ENDORSE
The doctrines of party tending to introduce
contest between ichite and black labor in
the free States
VOTES TO ENDORSE
The acts and sentiments of GIpDNGs and
GREELEY, SEWARD and SUMNER, CHASE and
LINCOLN
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DWELLING HOITSES.

DWELLING HOUSES.
or every description and price. The following Is the
" location Of some of them:
FIRST STREET, between Main and Jefferson;
SECOND STRERT, below Perry-Three fine dwell
lngs
THIRD STREET
FOURTH STREET
FIFTH STREET, between Main and Ludlow;
WILKINSON ST., Fourth and Finh;
LUDLOW STREET" First and Water;
Over the Rhine"
SMITH STREET near Brown
JONES STREET, between Brown and jefferson;
GREEN STREET, 4" Jefferson and Teoumseh
JACKSON ST, Filth and Van Bureu;
WAYNE STREET, South Of Finh;
BAINBRIDGEST North OF
CLINTON STREET near Third
SECOND STREET, East Of Webster
These many OF them very choice pieces Of property
and all are offered low. have besides those above
enumerated, large amount of very cheap property in
the suburbs, for sale and trade
CHAs E. CLARKE, Real Estate Agent
ie2s Clrgg's Building, Third st.
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acres under cultivation. Comfortable frame dwelling
house OF rooms. Wel cistern, orchard, &C. Land ol
good quality.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-08-23

would wear, but is not so small as that
two years ago, 1t is in fact, a sensible,
medium size, just large enough to cover
the head properly, without being cum
bcrsome, Large trimmings Of straw
grasses, bright flowers and leaves, etc,
will be much used,
There has been II food in this region.
1t rained for two days, filing cellars
and washing away culvcrts' The
lightning also struck several places in
the city, setting II church on fire, and
killing three or four persons. Several
murders also committed this week.
Weather cool, and blankets feel com
Portable. W, }. ).
=. Sill, 4 II. invite usto Join them
in some roasted irish potatoes, We
regret to decline.
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COMMERCIAL.
Nashville Market,
Fromthc Nashville Daily News
n IN

rluHlLHc NhNnNlIlf lul'F News
Nashville, Aug, 20, 1860
COTTON--There was no transactions ves.
terday worth reporting. Several nal lots sold
at S3cts.
TOBACCO. There is, US yet, nothing doing.
except in loose lots, and these are generally in,
ferior. Luga, in such sales, bring from ST. so
MS2 90 per hundred; and Leaf 81 256S4.
BAcoN,-Shouldcrs s cts Hams scarce at
SOLO; ClcarSides l0l--from wagons. From
store, packed, IN advance on these figures.
LARD.-Good Lard, in suitable packages, %
cents.
WHEAT.-Primc Red and White in demand
at 81 50@Sl IS.
FL~oUE.-Dcmand active. Extra 81 OOM
- 10, per barrel; Supcrtine SO SO; Extra
Family Flourin bags, SD 50; Supcrfne SO 90
u ~ lbs. These arc Wholesale prices, the 70.
tail figures advance % cents U 9S lbs, and 90
cents per barrel.
ats.-Shelled oats are worth G5 cents per
bushel, in lots from store; by retail 80 cents.
Rye.-None in the market
Barlcy,-In demand, ut IS cents per bushel.
COrn.-Buycrs are giving IS cents per bush.
cl. Retailing from store at 80GD90.
Whisky Rectitiod 20I22; country brand,
G0(175c.
Cheesc.-English Dairy l2l@18. Western
Reserve l0BMll.
Iron.-Tcnncssec-Bar SIC; Band ia "a:
Horse Shoe 81; Nail Rod .; Boiler, 81; Sheet
S!Mo4; Hoop SIM99. Pittsburg-Bar SIc;
Band 5!M6; Horse Shoe 3; Nail Rod 7; Shee
5JM6; Hoop 7m74.
Nails. -Thrccs S. 90; Fours 81 25 n key;
Skies s.; Fights 50 IS; Tens, amdlarger sizes
50 50.
Ropc.-Grass l2!@l4c; Jute 124; Cotton
Thread 22IM23.
Salt,-Finc sack is worth 81 so; Barrel IS.
cents per bpshcl.
Sugar-We quote. in bbls., 0@10; CEN
less in hhds. N. Y. Coffee Sugars l0I oil
Crushed and Powdered ll!@12c; Loaf llA@
T. cents
MoIasses.--New crop 43@4G, in barrels.
Coilre.-Stock light, demand fair. Prime
Rio is firm at l30l34c; Laguyra l4@l5!; ia
va 1920.
Candle5.-Star, firm ut 1913 for IA o.; 20
for full weight; Tallow ~.
Dried Fruit.-Applcs in fair demand at Sl@
81 %
irish potatocs.-1 OO@1 % u bushel.
Hides and Lcathcr.-Wc quote green hides
) at G%ccnts; dry 8 ut II cents. Oak sole leath-
err a~cts p ID for best quality; Hcmlock 2scts
Harness SIC.
Grass Sccd.-Clover SIS OOG5 50 p busheI
Timothy S3 80; Orchard grass 81 IS; Herd
81 %; Blue grass, clean, 81; Stripped ST. 70
Millet S2mS2 20
Flax sccd.-S0ccnts.
Ginseng.-ljM5O cents.
BccswaX.-2S cents.
Fcathcrs.-In good demand ut 40 cents.
Rags.-For Coffin Rags, in good order, Scs
is readily paid.
Bnlcd Hay, from store, $3l u ton.
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NON-INTERVENTION


In this number of the Journal we
publish the proceedings of the County
Court upon the death of the late VIM.
ID. Faris Esq, IL of the members OF
the Court.
Esq Faris was a prominent, liberal,
well informed member of the communi-
ty in which he resided, and his death
will be keenly felt in the circle of his
acquaintance.
His funeral vas more largely attend
ed than is usual on such OCCASIONS. He
was inferred with the honors of the
Masonic fraternity, of which he was a
member. A large number of the broth
erhood were in attendance, NJ. W., John
Frizzell, Grand Master Of the State,
presiding.
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TRIBUTE or RESPECT TO W. ID.
FARIS, ESQ.

TRIBUTE or RESPECT TO w. d.
FAIRS, ESQ,
On the rcopcning Of the County
Court in this place IN the 9TH day OF
August, 1860, John II, Slater Esq,
arose and said:
Mr.. CmAmMAN:-Sincc the last rcgr.
lar meeting Of this worshiptul court,
one Of your associates and efficient
members to wit: W. D. Faris, ESD, has
been called by him who rules the dos
ny of all living, to yield to tho con.
qucrcr death, and rcturn to his mother
earth. TO day lo is numbered with
the countless millions that slumbol
beneath tho silent clods Of the valley,
Ills llm.Ds once vigorous, now lie mo-
tioLicss in the lonely grave. His voice
50 often heard in this court room is
now hushcd in tho silence of DEATH
He died at his residence in this county
Oh the 3d Of August, 1860, while in the
full mcrclian Of manhood, and while
surrounded byan atlcctionato wife, chill,
drcu ann friends. As II magistrate he
was discriminating andiust, rs II hus,
band and father he was kind and atfcc-
tomato, rs ancighbor and friend he was
firm, tried and true. He has been call
cd rs it were, Mr.. Chairman, from tho
seat by your side, and from assisting
in your deliberations, and in the admin,
~istration of the laws governing the
court ovcr which you have been called
to preside. Life passes in u few chang
ing SUGGESTIONS of events and we arc
gone, one follows after another till all
are gone. We know not Mr, Chair.
man, which member of this Court may
next be called to try the solemn real
tiles Of never ending eternity. Time
alone will tell the sad tidings. There.
fore,
Resofced, That the members of this
Worshiptul Court deeply %sympathizc
with the disconsolatc wife and children
of the deceased.
Resoired, That these proceedings be
spread upon the minutes ofthis Court.
Resolred, That II copy Of the forego-
be signcdby the Chairman and Clerk
orthis Court, and the same be published
in the Home Journal and a copy Of the
Journal be forwarded to the wife Of the
deceased.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-08-23

The Female Organization is often as trails
that Of a tender flower. Many of the ser OR
ter into marriage relations without being able
to undcrg1 the labors and trials Of maternity.
In this country, thousands Of young and beau
titul women are sacrificed cvory year, from this
cansc alone. lIostcttcr's Celebrated Stomach
Bittcrs will save many Of this class from an I'm.
timely grave. This medicine has been used
with great benefit by immense numbers OF peo-
throughout the republic, and the proprietors
have received grateful concentrations from oil
sections Of the country. The bittcrs will b.
found to be very pleasant to the taste, even as
a beverage, and prompt and powerful as a med
icinc. 1t infIscs new vitality into the Frame
and strengthens the whole system, so that wso-
men who use it are enabled to go through WIN
labors which would, without il, DO certain 70
rostratc them Sold by all druggists.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-08-23

A learned German lecturer thus il
l~ustrates the glory Of science: Dieting
that is made is mare superior than the
maker. show you how in some tings.
Suppose | make de round wheel of dc
coach. Yer well; dat wheel roll around
five hundred miles, and l cannot roll
n myself. Suppose ! am II cooper,
what you call, and l make de big tub
to hold wine. He hold tuns and gal
Ions, and | cannot hold five bottlcs.-
So you see dat what is made is superior
dan de maker
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State of Tennesse---Franklin Co;
John Frizzcll, amir, DC,

N"H
John W. Sylcr, Guardian, DC.
On motion of complainant and it appearing
to the satisfaction Of the Clerk & Master that
Es,elle, Arthur C, and Alexander Biddle, and
Isaac 4. Biddle are non residents State OF
OF Tennessee so that the ordinary process Of
law cannot be served upon them.
1t is therefore ordered that publication DO
made for lonr consecutive weeks in the Home
Journal, a weekly newspaper published "
the own of Winchester, Tenn, requiring
said nonresident defendant TO appear heieln
on or before Wednesday after the third Mon
day in August next, to plead answer OF 90,
mur 10 said Bill, or the same will be isRel
for confessed and set for hearing exParie w
tothem IL. R. ESTlLL, T.. u NJ.
~iuIy26-3.
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MOUNTAIN SCENERY.

Mountain scenery, beyond all other
forms and aspects OF nature, generates
strong local attachment, The most in
tense love of county has always been
found in dwellings among the hills
No homes have been fought for with
such earnest, self sacrificing patriotism.
as wild and oven barren rocky li'stnes-
SEES. Mountainccrs can be destroyed in
their homes more easily than they can
be driven from their homes; aud none
feel the hardship Of exile and cXpatrla-
ton 50 kecnly rs they. Summer
tourists are bound by the same law OF
attraction. On other routes OF travel
they seek the zcst Of novelty, and are
pcrpctuIIy exploring regions previously
unvisitcd but the mountain journey
| or sojourm invites their return Tor sea-
| son after season, and the same steps are
rctraccd, tho same haunts revisited,
with an interest, Il fascination, and II
iyy that reach their climax. This
is due in part, we doubt not, to merely
physical experiences, Tho pure, thin,
bracing air Of elevated regions is inhal-
cd with II conscious luxury, which sell
dom accompanies the process OF breath
ing on the plain or by the scashore.-
The sum Of vitality is doubled, and the
life of two days seem condensed into
one. The undulating paths, the alter
nate ascent and descent, bring in turn
all the muscles employed in Iocomotion
into exercise, and give them in turn
relief and relaxation, 50 that not only
docs the enthusiastic pedestrian find his
capacity enhanced, but, as we have
learned by repeated trial, the horse, in
whose case the journey is Il mere affair
of muscle, can measure day by day II
greater distance, and fora greater num-
Der Of successive days, in ahilIy country
than ON level ground.
But the transcendcnt charm Of noun
tain scenery is its %upccasing novelty
On no two days, for nor two successive
hours, is the panp! anna the same. Sun
light, cloud, and vapour are presented
in combinations that change us often
and are us incapable Of repeating thcm-
selves, Us the groups Of glittering OBJ
jects in the Kaleidoscope. The caps,
wreaths, and tillcts Of azure mists, the
shadows Of moving clouds, the prismatic
hucs that clothc barren crags with n
transferring glory at sunset, the pas
sage ofdcnsc columns Of yapour among
the hills and over the valleys, arc ut
every moment as fresh Il JOY to the be.
holder as ii the like had never been seen
before. The midsummer day is too
short, the brief midsummer night too
long, for Il fcastof beauty and grandeur
served by elemental spirits that know
how to greet their guest with II new
surprise at every moment.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-08-23
Agents Wanted!

Fifty Dollars a month and all Expenses pau
AN active Agent is wanted in every CGany
in the United States and Canadas, to solcn ~
ders and introduce our New National Douo'S
Thread so Sewing Machine. Warrsn.sJi
equal to any high priced machine. Prseu.s,
for every family, which makes 1t the eneaPe,'
and most popular machine in eIistense'
limited number of responsible Agents are Naa
ted, to travel and solicit orders BY Sample, "
a salary Of $50 per month and expense,
Business permanent. Addrers, with stamp ]"
conditions and instructions,
j. W. HARRIS & co.
Shoe and Leather Exchange,
BOSTON, MASS
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-08-23

A medical journal says that single
women have the headache more than
married ones. That may be; but don't
married men have the beadach oftener
than single ones?
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-08-23

triotic action on the part Of the Dem
OcratiC State Committee, ~ 0rdcr 10
avert, if possible, the consequences
which must inevitably result from the
unhappy division now existing IN the
ranks Of the Democracy IN our state
and nation, we cordially and honestly
recommend 10 the Democracy OF the
State that they unite with heart ana
voice in support Of our excellent ana
competent nominee for Governor, zen,
ny ~ Foster, aud that in all thcvcm
elections they act rs onr party, lorgIV'
ing and forgetting amy differences that
they may have entertained lor the
Presidency, but with 4 view to- per-
feet unity against the common enemy.
we recommend TO the Democracy ol
Pennsylvania TO unite their votes Tor
President on the electoral ticket formed
at Reading on the list day Of March,
lSGQ, on the following basis and under,
standing, viz That if said electoral
ticket should be elected by the people,
and it should appear, on aSccrtal"lnS
the result in the other States OF the
Union, that by casting the entire vote
Of Pennsylvania tor Stephen \, Dong,
las and llcrschcI Y. Johnson, il would
elect them Prcsidcntand Vice President
over Mcssrs. Lincoln and lIamlin, that
said electors shall be under obligation
50 to east said vote; if on the other
hand it shouId oupanr THAT said vote
would not elect Me,srs. DougIa, and
johnson, but would elect John {. Brock.
,lI''2r ANA Joseph Lame I'r''''InV "'i"
''C' ! %rcHiooliU over Mc'"'S' 'r',D"'
" co., '''''''',', ,'i,' ,"'' VIA ,Ea "'';'oI yotc
of por~mxyIv,uio wnnld moi elect either
OF these tickets, then the electors may
divide ii between them according 10
l'''r own Judgment OF VIVA, W""I" w
, Nv ,s,, ~, .'' ,L ,'T','1S 80 iii. rni,rd
action boing that it is the first and
HIGHEST duty Of all Democrats, however
they may dIIIer ABOUT men ana MINOR
T'''.'' " P'"','p'' =" p''' o,,o,t
dglIII'l " 'Oi'iIipi' 'h'''IJ ; "''" " v
II possible, the greatest c'''''n'ly l""t
'I,'" 'J,''' LIZ ''"iI''S LUZ G,",L
Al. rLc Chairman Of mis- Committee is
hereby authorized 90 correspond with
the several Electors in the State, ANA
OBTAIN from o'cn OF "''u r'G''o'S Ms
w., T'''' ,J" '''o ~, w. Viii ritIflIy carrv
ont IN, object Of This resolution.
WI, c,o ,bcy NOT unite ON il SGT Of
p,.,IH,i,us like those ? and instead Of
Lo,Jiur o@oainst each other, reserve all
such effort for the common cncmy-thc
Black Republicans. IL timcsIikc these
it behooycs all to practice the virtues
of moderation and ]forbcarance, and