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LIMITATION,

LIMITATION.
NEw-YoRK, JUSR % 1864
GEORGE WILKES, Ese.-Dear Sir Your friendsi 10
this city, admiring the manly heightened course par
sued by you, in upholdng the national honor in III
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We still have copies of THE SEMI-WEEKLr TRIBUNE
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The letter of Judge Docglas accepting his NOM
ination, which he regards as entirely regular, and
in accordance With the usages Of his party Is given
elsewhere.
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NKw-YoRK. june -, 1862
GssrLEhEs Your kind invitation to partake u .
complimentary banquet at the Aston House, on Tuss-
day evening, July 30, has taken me quite by surprise;
hut ss il is a habit with me never TO avoid mssdss
with my friends, and feel deeply sensible Of TIE
honor which such names as yours confer, I nks
pleasure in saying will be most happy 70 place ny
sef at your service that ~ on all other ion
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hoats, A. A. PHILIPPE Jss H. WslAh oemnitsse
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A serious disaster occurred yesterday. during the
high wind, to the Brooklyn Academy Of Music.
The newly Erected rafters were blown down, aud
several workmen and others were dangerously In
iurpd
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RoARpmAN's PATENT STEAM BOILER saves 80
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-24
Southern Railroads.

The following article the subject Of Southern Rail
roads, which we extract from the Uatsi States Esogo
Hf, contains many valuable and interesting facts and
v no doubt be pyras-J eA pleasure and profit by
readers.
SOUTHERN RAuEoAus.-No,hag can give more for
chile idea OF the growing Importance Of the Southern
S e. Of Che Uaiou than survey OF their immense rail
road system. There is too numerous class OF persons
resident i1 ,l Northern States, who from defective in
formation OF perverted party statements. have adopted
most yssoacou- Impressions os 20 the commercial status
Cd. ria VAST section %. country located south OF Mason
rl u.,ous Uu- T.cy pride themselves the idea tiIt
U ,at commercial cat, r-c of tine country has hy some
unknown mean, conferred amongst the Northern people
d. ilsecj tlct in their mind, that Che southern STA cs
are ltf century bchud the advanced civilization o the
rt of the uiou aud chat chat region OF country is ia
1000 a.O-e. bcr raw and Uuleycloped condition. Tie rail
roads OF the South, however are standing rcu-
.tG1u of an such misconceptions We know ol
ul -ur,r i iiyaIiuu OF the wealth and enterprise
uI amy people lrtu lle extent Of their rail.
WAYS o. their roads lr. few AND Ii.cOujuctgd there
IS either ya OF capital OF commerce or both or lhce
B., 400 uiN hulg-0me 5tHeriucr lo old ideas &C. the
tiry their roads arr numerous and well managed, the
Inference - clearly legitimate uat1 hrIc amount Oi
commerce Is pressing for accommodation aud that IL Is
Hujci tst puutTo. OF competent and intelligent people
Measured by this standard the South has something OF
which o. bee proud. We have compiled the following
satisfies showing tle extent and thr value of railroad
property ju the several Southern States. The figures
,.l. up tu t.e close of l>l9 and show the length of
r.al constructed boz he course of construction, tie
Ie -.h Boz actual operation and tie cost o. the roI, iu
c.uuIug building and equipment:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-24
The Democratic Platform.

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.t.r ., from, John a. Calhoun and most of th, LEADING
7a of t,e marty h,v. denounced and repulilted tue
dogma of Sqn,ter Sovereignty" alleging that it was
more oous and more dangerous TO the South than the
..Wi,no. Plovso itself and chat t should not be sub
-.-.l O., under any circumstances. And vet the whole
or the Northern Democracy with here sud there an In
y51s exception are tie Jealous and blatant advocates
of this same dogma OF Sluatter Sovereignty, aud insist
ta.it is clearly and explicitly recognized and sanctioned
ia the Ciaciuuld platform Such is the ground taken
D.. Senator Douglas the leader Of the Northern Demo
--.. forced aud the most prominent candidate tor the
C..Isston nomination. The Southern Democracy an
r-r. and admit. tfst such f. the position of Douglas and
1. N,-,re-- friends and they am know and admit that
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,,-r contains A full and emphatic recognition Of the
r.e Of Slaa,,er Sovereignty. But, while knowing
.s l,.,i,. an ,hfs the southern Democracy are mo-,
..,, l.7- b,- sryio.s for the Cbsre,tos Convention
a., ,,ry don. tbs Cincinnati nr,tf,rm without the
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,b of o-- ,sssr.i5, that two itmetricary opposite
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-24
.,lv cham tbi,t,.iebt miles of railway, of which

Of vastly more than thrtyeight miles Of railway Of which
she seems to be fully aware having in contemplation the
construction Of sos miles additional In 1888 the total
length Of line in operation ip the Southern States was
426 miles, and since that period i,S6S miles have oeeh
completed at cost of about Sl6 600 OOO-no evidence
certainly that our Southern citizens deficient IN eth
or capital or enterprise The entire length of road com
pleted in the whole of the United States since 1920 Is
II 2iS miles, of which 6s22 belong to the Northern
States and APO to the Southern from which 1t Is aP
parent that according to population the South mas Ou
a greater length of road than the North.
In the States of the South there 745 miles OF road
more than in the whole of Great Britain the total cost
ofthe Southern roads being $3.50 s42 against
OOO 600 of capital expended on the British lines Inc
total mileage Of road in operation in the three countries
of Austria France and Prussia in 1858 3 l39-an
excess over that of the Southern States amounting to on
ly 845 miles, The total capital expended upon the lines
of those countries is $3.50 100000 three times the
amount of that invested in our Southern roads.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-24
sound Scntiments North.

Occasionally geam Of light breaks through the mo-
uoonous darkness OF the Northern horizon which is really
refreshing to look upon such Isolated indications OF
truth and Justice however prove nothing, except that
IA the North as in all countries even the most yranucd
there are some enlightened and liberty loving spirits, who
dare to defend the right despite the overpowerng
ment of prejudice and wrong, which everywhere around
them rules supreme In the trial Of fugitive slave case
u Philadelphia il is reported that the District Attorney
gave ut,srauce to the following truthful aud manly
Imeuts:
"It Is scandal upou JUS, people, that there
should De organized societies in midst whose business
o., is TO p-oca ann eis0u-excte 20 rebellion aud eryie
sarrcrou and couspre Illustrate Che action OF the
.w OF the huj and p,iage men OF their property Such
persons mcs.J punishment as criminals.
Then saw again, which have before said, this in
-tutcu Jt domestic seritude, Is great political ne
.e,,t,-s0c.aly right aud morally right--and | will
also aid tha, / firmly believe it to be politically
rieLt-scciauy right and morally right Ii is the law
ot God as wei. as tLt laN Of It requires de-
-l,e To those who exercise their reason and acknowI-
edge the force OF their obligations, public aud private,
yao respect the rights OF property, and domestic TRAN
guilty. and glory In la..oaal honor aud prosperity TO
hose say s, IS plain aud clear that it has been wisely
given to u.s. where - most exists means OF national
Greatness aud vital element in the work OF civilization
se have 90 accomplish Tor the whole Of the human race
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-24
THE ORIGINATED BITTERs.

Dyspeosid Iadigsstian Heart Burn, Water Bcdsh. Sour
Stoadcl Jrndce FllteRcy General Debility, &C., find
ready relief and speedy cure o this great remedy.
THE OXYGENATED BITTERs
Are believed who have been cured OF the above
plants to be the only medicine which the drd ndcd affords
for their Invaluable cure 1t alcoholic preparation, which,
while giving momenary stimulus, reduces the system H. the
RATIO but one distinct and different from medical preparation
ever and which WILL In cases. extract the dis
ease by the the patient to pristine health In
proof OF which, testimony Of the highest and uneHcepuons
character is presented.
Reliable Testimony.
We call the attention the reader to the following letter from
President Smith, ofWeseyAn University:
MlDDLErowS, Conn.,. Feb %, 1882
Messrs sErH W. PowLR Co.,
Geptemen- fret made Of the OxYGESATED BrrRRs
seven or eight years since Having suffered for twenty from
Dyspepsia which attended with headache,
average Of day In week Induced by the
recommendation Of Dr. Green ito bottle and
II NJ benefit received TO discontinue the use
The use Of warranted further trial. TO the extent Of
some three or four careful observance OF the accompany
ing decto almost entire relief from the
usual dyspepc symptoms and their depressing painful
ouences believe produced entire change in the
habits OF nv upon the i've energies Of the digestive
organs now deem myself exempt from Dyspepsia most
These have also been Of service TO other members
Of my family very respectfully your, -, ,,,,r,,
re- Pre,ared by SETH W. RowLE Co. Boston, and for
sale at wholesale RETAIL by ADIE GRAY PURCELL LADD
gists and dealers in m, dcnes in city and country.
rnh2 Iw1
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The COW DI.temper in Massachusetts,.

The Commissioners appointed to examine INTO the
Of the epidemic that is prevailing among the
cattle in the Bay State, pursuing their n'e'uga'onS
found farmer who had lost eleven COWS by pneuino
MIA The lungs OF two Of the animals we're found TO be
diseased The progress of the disease is so nsoiouS
chat the stouy declares that the COW has not been
sick. The whole stock of another young tlrmer-eigh-
teen head-had to be sacrificed comprising very hne an
mails. Ia every heard of cattle visited the disease was
.oud Ten thousand dollars appropriated by the
Legislature for the determination of the disease; on Wed
nesjay Ibis sum had been cNhausedand one hundred
fresh cases were reported. The greatest alarm naturally
prevails throughout the grazing country. The m"ady
is As infectious as smallpox
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-24
:. liz CHARLESTON CONVENTION
A SLIM ATTEND NCE AS YET-DISAPPOINTMENT
OF HOTEL KEEPERS-MR DOUGLAS PROSPECTS
OUBTFUI-KENGUCKY FOR MR.. GUTHRIE
VARIOUS INCIDENTS AND SPECULATIONS.

VARIOUS INCIDENTS AND SPECULATlONS.
CHARLESTON, April 10.
All expectation of great gathering here is now aban-
doned aud there is general feeling Of disappointment
at the prospect The Mills House, which was prepared
for over 900 has only 100 far and other hotels re-
Atiyely few The Northwestern delegations are provd-
ed for at the Mills House, but sleep at Hbernan Hall!
few yards distant where 1872 cots spread in single
room.
Messrs. Richardson and Dyer, the two principal
gers for Mr. Douglas reached here last night. When
they left Washington his nomination regarded as
certain Their confidence here is less positive from the
absence of the expected enthusiasm But they remain
still firm. They believe he will be nominated on the
third ballot which is virtual surrender in the esma
ton of others. No friends could be more Jealous or
faithful.
If Mr. Douglas shall fail on the first ballot, the North
western delegations resolved at Washington TO change
their front in solid column, but indicated no second
choice. Several Eastern delegations expected TO CO.
operate in such contingency but cannot be relied on
They will look after their interests.
The Douglas men claim the delegates from Maine, New
Hampshire, Rhode Island aud Vermont, with parts Of
Massachusetts, and Conueccuhe rest of which con
ceded to Mr. Toucey complimentary This count con.
sdered eXtravagant by wellniormed persons.
No safe opinion can be formed of the result till laI-
ger number of delegates have arrived and compared
opinions.
The Vice Presidency has been held out as a bait to
North and South Carolina Tennessee Virginia and Geo.
gia with personal effect but decid influence.
The game is well understood and will be blocked.
A partial test will be made the question whether
the platform candidate shall first be agreed The
Douglas interest and Southern extremists favor the form
err but from different motives Others urge candidate
in preference, intending he shall personally indicate the
spirit Of the platform
Most Of the Kentucky delegates have arrived They
intend adhering enacously Mr. Guthrie, and dscOur
age emphatcally any movement for Mr. Breekinridge,
which will impair his strength when urged by majority
of the Pennsylvania delegation. Mr. Bigler will find him
self cornered upon reaching here. Mr. Guthrie finds ia
vor with the conservative class, who are uncommitted
and non-partsans and is urged udcousy by his friends
as a compromise candidate.
Outside there is very small and inconsderable inter
est felt
Mr. Lane Is not named for the Presidency and the
gestion is ridiculed
Mr. Orr is mere surveying the ground, having achieved
victory at the State Convention over the ultras. With
any Northern candidate for President he would be prom
inent for the nomination Of Vice President,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-24

The Memphis Buiietin-and we certainly concur with
-yery much doubts if half dozen sensible men IN the
whole country viii dispute the proposition that TINS Ad
uiastratiou has proven a miserable failure Wh't has
it accomplished Can any one tell: Name the great
good has done Has Gained the domestic asi'anons
Of the country? Has it settled the slavery question =
Has it bettered foreign affairs Has 1t met Tie aP
probation of epsH the Democratic party To all these
questions there is but auswer-uo! The slavery ag
taion is violent than when Buchanan came in-
Office The sections only divided INTO angry
parties but the Democratic party itself is torn and DIS
mlnted ike fortress. This has all resulted from DEM
o ratio policy. VIII not Democratic policy be the same
the nominee at Charleston shall win the Presidency -
II the slavery excitement has grown so formidable under
the two Administrations of Pierce and Buchanan, 1t
not reasonable TO expect that will grow still more pow"
ertul under another Democratic Administration Our
Government needs vendating The fresh air oil All op
position Administration would have wonderful influence
upou its health.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-24

From Rec DR. Rosser, Editor CaristidR AdrOcdte
sENLRs BAKING PowDRR-Al persons fond OF light,
sweet and wholesome bread biscuits batter and buckwhst
cakes purchase this Powder with confidence The materials
perfectly harmless and pleasant than Soda saaTatus
Gc No fear Of The Of will make the hghes,
bread In the shortest possible time save tme labor and
expense and dsappolns II the accompanying simple oil
recons observed Besides 1t manufactured virginia and
invention Of Yankeedom John W. Garick manufacturer
and sole proprietor Richmond Va him. and ha red
IT, the best tried Get and mind the
directions.
throughout the State BY Druggists and Groeeu gene
rally. mhle