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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-30

CHAkTEK ELECTlnsS.z-'rhe Council Of
,ow9 tne G.sy OF kleimosd havs asf,f'ea he oi
and GONDUCTORS of the CHARTER Ej'F.:
IrHNS Tor the present year, ia the several Wards
Fox JkFFERsoH WARD.-Joseph BrummslI. !. J
wilson, l.. Libby A. CIais and l.. E. Word, Co,n-
WMiSS,onfrs; and II 4 Seal tondHrtor. The cleo
FaN MAPisoS WAKD.E. shepperson Jas A.
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PARKE POINDExTER, ArTox
49, NEY AT LAW. RICHMOND, Va, will
practice Ia the CITY IF Richmond and in the coun-
ties Of Chesterfield, Powhatan ard Amelia.
Office in Lise's Building, corner of Main snd
A4sh streets. G3-ly
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-12
GOV. eISTs LAST OFFICIAL COMMUNICATION
HIS PARTI JG ADVICE TO SOUTH CAROLINA

Gentlemea Of The Senate aud House of Representa-
tiges Altw no in this my last official communication,
u parting rd South Carolina, after m,nY long years
of earnest bLt futess torg TO arrest tbs progress oil
,anaticism AID stay the hand OF aggression upon her
rights by the Nrthern States OF the Conf dcracyafter
vain remons, ances and solemn that free peo
pie could never submit inequality and degradation
has at last determined with unparalleled unanmitv o
the bond that bind her TO those STATE and part
company ith those that treat her czt as aliens and
enc MES rather than friend aud rethren. The compar
,ely small star which represents her on the national
banner aud which has hitherto umned the path o. the
traveller in the search Of constitutional liberty, must
henceorth quit s appointed place, and must shine only
on banner consecrated TO equality justice and South
ern Rights 70 perm il 10 remain longer 10 its present
association would only dim its lustre, and ultimately
quench its light.
We told by our great statesmen that the cords of
the Union were swapping by one aud now, the last
is broken Could he have lived to witness aqr regeneI
tion he would feel himself amply rewarded for all his
tolls aud sacrifices and would say like Simeon OF old,
Lord. lettest thou thy servant depart In peace
few more days. and the act OF secession will becon'
summaied by u solemn ordnance oil Convention OF the
people, and the glad dings will 60 forth with lightning
speed 70 every Southern State to rejoice the hearts and
cheer the dropping spirits of millions anxiousy awaiting
the sequel for general daliyersnce We have progress
ed thus far with firm and even tread-wih calmness and
deliberaiion but with consancy o purpose not to be
shaken by danger Of ofsuhering
single pause or the least vacllstion aud all VIII be
losk However anxious We may be Tor cooperation, or
however certain We may be OF obtaining IT. let Us rsi
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-12

move ourselves the best means of efectng tta OBJ
jec; and having closed the door from which We have
passed out Of the Union that no insidous devices
the enemy, or false promises OF pretended friends can
avail to open ii, then aud not till then may we with
safety seek cooperation, and unite with other States
who have resumed their sovereignty and are prepared to
form more perfect Union and share with common
destiny.
Every sentinel should remain at his post aud not re.
lax fibre nnti the great work completed the great
battle fought and glorious victory achieved The de.
lay OF the Convention for single week, pAss tie or
dinance Of seccsson will have blghting and cLilng
influence upon the action Of other Southern States and
the opponents OF the movement everywhere will be en-.
couraged to make another effort to rally their now scat
tered and disoganzed forces defeat our action and
stay our onward march. Fabius conquered by delay,
aud there are those Of his school, though with more u.
worthy purpose who shrinking from an open and man.
attack, nse hi' veil to hid, their deformy, and from
masked battery, discharge their missiles but trust
they will strike the armor Of truth and fall harmless at
cur feet and lhst by the 25h Of December no ~ but
the Palmetto will l'a any part Of South Carolina
IL ony r. nanH for mt t) request e appointment of
committee TO examine the &C Gun of the Execut.y
Department, and to inform you have 10 further
communication 10 make. WM. H. GiST.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-12
SOUTHERN SENATORS IN CAUCUS.

WAsnISGToN Dec. s, 1860.
caucus Of Southern Senators vas held to-day, for
the purpose considering tho present state Of the coun-
try and whether plan OF ustment could not be
fixed upon While the Senators from the border States
were anxious to make an effort to preserve the Union,
the general impression seemed to be that this was now
impossible Ihe current of opinion seemed 10 set strong
IN ia favOr of reconstruction Of the UHicn vOH Ge
Nsp England States The latter States supposed to
be so anaca in their to render il improbable
that there should be any peace under government to
which they we're parties.
The debate, which participated in by nearly all
the Senators present diverse aud covered a wide
field Messrs Pearce Powell and Crittenden were for
leaving no effort unred to save the country from disso
luton. The Senators from the extreme Souh were OF
opinion that all efforts to even stay the revolution would
prove futile.
Il was asserted by many of the Senator's tat in the
event of reconstruction Pennsylvania, Maryland, and
New Jersey and in fact many Of the Northern States,
would 20 with the golth They never would identify
themselves with the fanatics of the New England States
The caucus adjourned however, without accomplishing
ANYTHING or proposing any mode of settlement. l IS
not at all likely judging from their action that any will
be proposed either Many Of the moderate Senators
thought that propositions modes Of adjustment ought
10 come from the Republicans.
Every hour cOnvnces the more moderate OF the peO-
ole here that the Crisis Committee will prove failure.
Its composition gives great dissatisfaction.
The Committee Of Ways and Means will meet on Mon
day when understood that Mr. Sherman will prepare
measure cor the mWe1ste relief Of the treasury The
precise nature of the bill Ia not yet docde upon, but
will probably be for the issuing Of ten millions Of Trea
sury notes. Il may not be introduced in the House
iii Tuesday It is understood that the secessionists will
vote against ten millions and in favor Of just enough tC
carry on the government until the 4th Of March,
Senator Baker, Of Oregon despairs OF any reconcia
| ton.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-12
n..rInoRE Loo,, nosp,r,I
ESTABLISHED AS A REFUGE FE0a QUACKERY
The Only lace where n Cure can he Obtnin...

The only lace where a Cure can he Obtained
~ only tGeeuh keaeIy in the Word for Wr.Lness Of rh
Back Limbs Structures GaeiOts Ofthe Kdae,s Bladder
mesa Labauo Spirits Oouf,on of IDEAS palpi
diness piese tn Head Throat skin Anecs
Langs BowrS-Iase Ie Disoriers nrispg on
suafy ftatits youiihose .onary practice
Of uy sisins their most br hopes or snte pson.
| YOUNG MEN
Especially become victims Of aotary Vice. tn,
y grave Of Young men the nos, eSd talents and
br liant intellect g oerzlse have en,ransed listening
| iIsin, lyre may cali with full confidence ~
| MARRIAGE
of nbrsa %eaS"sa oTr,pe SsSy des,e oecs s
% s..aSiv % med r - e '' ' ~
'pssauy Su, , ,t,.,f ,na,r the car, of n NAV .,Ion.,v
.onss in b bsn,r as sept.rosn and r,y mon ~
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This Dreadful renders miserable and Mar
sgs yS an r too sg, ~, % , =. %
no, Sess aSsT ava @ % r,ssr @ may ens e.
wv P' H. ~ 80. ~ ~ ,,,da,S ~ 49, % y, ~ ~
re.sue Of healthy Offspring the ost serious and destructive
be m, steal and MentaI Purc ons eskened of
Lans, e p ny ov. % n,,s", ni % :, ,"
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coughs Innsintt M ssorru rpynpetcR srprrr
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nn,: he maid AID COZ tain stamp The Doctor, Dino
,ss bs.y In M, orIce
'''' "N-s 1 ''' DR. JOHNSON,
a, , ,,, ~, 4, rs "a s.,,S.', o..,..,. 49,. -. 81,
re ~, " cnSe,ss In he nSueJ a,sirs an, he Vrss,s,
hs hnos' ,t, ~, 80 ~ n w., q, b bo'ni,. ., dan p
par "a esis,s hss ,rc,J .on. a. me ,a,, a.
me-, tbst were ever Know NJ any troubled win rinyny
y ,h & III ,, ,sesn grest Tyou.n-'. h. n, aIs,p
eli AZ sudden sounds bashfuness win biush.g
ten ed sometimes wi arrangement OF mind, cured I'm
mediately.
TABE PARTICULAR NOTICE
DR. J. aid,ssie, s those who have Injured the by
proper ndnrrne solitary habs sth ruin Lody
mind log either business, study scCry
MACE
Iea ar. some Of the sad and etnthoy effects produced by
early habits Il YOUTH Weakness Of the Back Limbs
Pains n The Had Dmn IS Of Sight Loss Of Muscular Pouer Pal
uati.n m a.. Heat pyspesy Eafvo4s rabit, prrarcp
.n Of the pest,e Punst5pi General Debility symptoms OF
yons,noi,on
MtSTlLy-1h. fearful effects he mind much he
dreaddls Memory, Confusion o Ideas Depression of ?pr
ne XVII Poreboings Aversion To soey stru Love OF
solitude 7 ni lity Sc Of the evils produced
Thousands persons all judge what's the
a. declining health ling their ygor becoming weak pale
,yous and having tlnaaT appearance about
sves co1gh And ,ynpoms OF sumption
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-12
RIiMORSl

WASHINGTON, Dec. S-Evening
There is at lat CLEAN Of sunshine It may be lllu
sion but all savatory must at this moment o
peril be regarded provdcntal The Committee o
States will meet on Tuesday, perhaps Monday. South
Carolina and Florida may not DO represented The Chair
man OF the Committee Gov Corwin of Ohio is disposed
to advance eoncliatory measures.
The eeng Of cancellation il growing more aud more
prevalent Governor Seward is not disposed to yield
lrt be may be overwhelmed.
There is n0re Union sentiment tonight among prom
nent aud eminent clAss0 than has refeDty been exhibit
ed Every hopes for the BEST and better things
will within fortnight than the most ultra ofether
Wis of Mss has received despItch frcm Mr.. Lincol
the President elect stating tina. he (Ar Lncoln) was
preparing letter for publication defining his position
upon the question distraeng the sections of the
country which WILL it said give entire satisfaction to
the South Sunday Herald
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-12
SERENADING AT COLUNBIA.

CoLuNBIA, December 7th--There grand demon.
sraon here TO night in honor OF the candidates elected
to the State Convention.
Tie Hon Maxcy Gregg made an eloquent speech. lie
said it would give him sincere pleasure to vote for the
Ordinance OF Secession declaring The ate out Of the
Union.
Ex.Gov Adams made magnificent speech, saying he
valued the honor conferred upon him more than any
heretofore conferred by h constituents. The abolition
sis were orr best friends and he thanked God for what
they had doneior the ines Unable blessings ey we're
about TO confer upon vs. They were entitled 10 our
warmes gratilude they hai heaped upon aggression
but they had lat woke the Southern members who
were all Cahouns and would than weigh against one
hundred and forty LovCjoys aud Hickmans. He spoke
with bitter sarcasm and irony Of their achievements in
the revolution the war OF 1872 and the Mexican war
u conclusion he said he would vote to secedc and stay
ia " oessiOn till dooms day.
Messrs. W. G. DcSaussuie Wade Hampton and T. Y
Sin ons ao made eloquent and patriotic speeches. which
were loudly spplauhed.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-12
TOO LATE TO SAVE TnE COTTON STATES.


The most conservative Congressman freely express the
belief that there is prospect a0idteTer Of preventing
other Staies from to!ioOiHg the secession Of South Car
OiiRd.
Others hopeful that something may yet be done in
the way Of compromise aud which may at least preserve
the border saveholdng States in the Onion with the
slayeholding States
Among the plans suggested by gentleman belonging
TO the latter class OF Congressman is the establishment o
line, by amendment to the Constitution, similar TO
the Missouri Compromise
Other amendments have been submitted to the consd.
Grafton of members from all sections OF the country As
they have received degree Of favor it may be
toned they provide:
First The Territory shall not be acquired otherwise
T. an by Treaty.
Second The whole inhabitants OF any Territory num-
herring 600 shall have the right 20 elect all officers
esary for ia government under the rules prescribed 10y
an act Of Congress and the Legislature thereof may
determine whether to recognize slavery or not dung
its Territorial existence.
Third Whenever any Territory preparatory to assum-
Jog State sovereignty, having white inhabitants equal
the number required for representative ia Congress
and having submitted its Constitution 10 vote Of the
people applies for admission IL shall be admitted into the
Unon whatever may Le its provisions III regard to slave
ry, upon equal footing with the original States.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-12
- TAsKER d CLARK,
MANUFACTURES oF
PHOSPHATE FERTILIZER.
MEAT Ana BONE COMPOST, GUAY0 BONE, &C.,

RESPECTFULLY beg leave the attention Of e Farmers
IL ana Planters Of shEa among the
best ard cheapest hANUREs in the Market expsrnce OF
many Will Abundanily testify.
The hrAt Phophste, believe SUPERIOR the
ond composed OF such materials insure good
return while The value OF Bone Dust only
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-12
RICHMOND WHIG.
THE IMPENDING REVOLUTION.
THE UGLY oXENs OF TIE DAY.
Latest Aayices From Washington md the
south.
THE COMMITTEE OF THIRTY-THREE.
Hut Little Expected From IL.
THE SENATORIAL CAUCUS.
WASHINGTON, Sunday Evening, I
Eleven O'Clock.

Eleven O'Clock !
Saturday night aud Sunday have been devoted toanx
Gus consultations and Interchange of opinions, among
Senators and Representatives There are indeed, no
Sundays in Revolutionary times.
The consultations however, thus far, have resulted IN
nothing, the conviction that nothing can be
done.
Mea here, on both sides afraid Of the "re in the
from their constituencies at home-and the fear,
restrans them from making concessions, TO which they
are not as individuals, indisposed.
IL the Republican masses OF the North would raise
their voices for peace aud union, it would greatly
strengthen the hands and sen the hackbones Of their
Representatives herebut il there Is any such DISPOSE
on il ought demonstrate itself at once or it will be
too late, too late
The Union mea in the Border States In more pitri-
otc aud courageous spirit not back Sard In lifting up
their voices for the country and their voices heard
and Needed amidst the whirlwind Of secession all
around aud rbOut them
Thus, the very fast proposition for reconciliation,
Committee Of SS) comes from Mr.. Boteler-a Virgin
ian; and in the Senatorial Caucus yesterday resolutions
looking to compromise were offered by Mr.. Powell,
Kentuckian.
The Union men, however, are utterly disheartened.-
One of them tonight sAd "The darkness grows thicker
and thicker We have been in consultation for hours
yet we cannot see six feet ahead"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-12
CURIOUS RUMORs FROM REPUBLICAN SOURCES
Cor Boston Traveller.


Senator wgfal Of Texas, il here again. Gen. Wilfon
seems to have the honor Of his especial regard He
marked at the White House lately that II Wilson Tenti
ates any Of his nsoence this session. shall cut his ears
or close to bis head"
Tue South places great dependence on expected coun-
.cuance aud aid from the French Government. Louis
Napoleon has made extensive private investments in this
eoun ry The James River Canal in Virginia is the pri
vate property Of the French Emperor. On this fact
Southern statesmen base their idea that their peculiar
institution viii receive favor and support from the French
Letters have been received frem Albany, begging our
leading Republicans 10 place reliance the repre-
senatons o TLurl Weed the desire Of the people
for a comp omse. One leading whites that the Re-
pubreans Of Albany think Weed infatuated aud that no
person Of influence thereabous pretends TO uphold his
conduct.
Letters are received here from Joshua r. Siddngs,
dated at Springfield, Illinois, the home Of Abraham Lin
coin.
Senator Powes resolution to refer the National rou
bles TO a committee of thirteen, laid over till Mon
day under the rules Possibly il may be agreed TO- but
the general feeling among the saunch men Of both North
and South is against t. Our friends fully determined
that they will offer proposition TO the South that will
compromise their principles and the Southern men are
determined TO accept Of no terms that the North can Of
fer. So far see the feeling among the greater
part Of the Southern members IA that they will 90 out o
the Union at any rate and among the greater part OF the
Northern members that the South shall meet Oppos
ton in such case iIon them
wARLIKE PREPARATIONS-REv DIR. BRE1KIN
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ITEMS &C. &;.
The mails from the South bring further mote Of prep
araton" The Norfolk (Va.) Argus is 'crediby inform
sdn that the various offers to Gov Gst OF South Carroll
IA Of the personal services OF Yrghians In case sh'
should need them already embrace bands comprising
the aggregate l6 900 The Montgomery Ala Mai
says twenty-five hOgsheads of gunpowder for the Sat'
Of AlAbama, received there last week. The steam
ship Montgomery arrived at Savannah, Ga, few day
sinos with 1000 Sharpes carbines and 10000 conica
balls, from Hartford Ct, for the State Of Georgia.
A letter from the Rev. DR.. Brecknrdge, the distin
guished Presbyterian divine Of Kentucky, to friend Il
New York State published He thinks il the North in
ssts using the National Government to put down slave
ry-or if the Souh insts using it to pepetqate and
extend savery-in either the continuance of thu
National Union Is impossible Ia other words there cal
be no union Of StAtes-txcept By force. or on equa
terms For nearly ninety years-iron IT'S ill 1900
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-12
TRoOps FOR sOuTH CAROLINA

COLUMBIA, Dec THE Regiment ol Minute Men at
Abbev have rendered their services 10 Gov Gist who
has accepted the patriotic tender subject OF course, to
the provisions OF law.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-12
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY.
Capital. S1O,OOO.OOOl
AHHUAL INCOME, S2,25O,0OOl

Daily Revenue sg,5OO.OO.
INVESTED n rdE CSIrsD srAftS, OVER fse,Oooi
Az Directors FcrsonIg eesf0Rsbls or tad EagJgcsH 0f
ae C0mpGaF.
NNE respectfully Ass attention % he security Of ne Liverpool
w and london Insurance Company H. policy holders In ts
lave cash capital and Investments. stated above.
capital and Income q the Company enable t 70 take
lines c1aven 20 parties requiring large nsurlnce
Ia saa % ne ordinary node % Insurance. MS COMPANY q
PERNAAENTFOLiCiko on the psy ueut Of TsN ANU
A. PRERICMs Property Is, thoncet1sth, PE2MdAENTLf
INSURED The Policy Be cancelled any e, aud The pre-
snium vii be retufaet isss per cent
Fais ConpanY u Insurance bY loEI % Keats by Fire
and most liberal prlncipia.
Under Poes % tbs Compaay Al claims paid
satisfactory proof q ss EitaOGt is f fGl
tntsrc-t; amer prcssnta-
Usa o. proof WORrHAM a WYATT, Agents,
Rhll a. Main street. under 81 Charl-a Hotel.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-12
ARRIVAL OF TIE EMPRESS OF AUSTRIA

PLYNotT Nov . The eoyalyah. Natora and Albert with
the Austrian stand Ard at the man, and hay hosrl tie I'm
press Of Aus ri Grriyed this morning royal salute Fc
de aud from the SHIPS In the scunh and the Port Al
mrH and officials proceeded boardto pay their rpecs
Mic,ty The chit Victoria Albeit Into the Ia Dor
coal aud expected % leave for aieTa s evening mpa
nv yacht Osborne p:oba5le Her Majesty vl
nnrn :.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-12

made large addition 10 our ,hop 10 ,u m. s,.,
II trade We will sell at the Northern prices Of sso We hsye
IU aberent designs OF Plain
reran6ns, Bnieoni-s, Porch Pieces Windas1s
euaros, e. 1c Vault and Cellar Doors Iron sa.h ehu,r,
despatch S ''1' HeAahess ana
Cemetery Railing for the country mad. 90 a. to be pu, nm
y - Ni'npNI tnrcnanlc Isa6-if
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-12
ARRIVAL or the ARCTIC YACHT PIX

eourHAVPjS, Nov ~ The celebrated Exploring Yacht Fox
Captain Aea Young arve In PoIa nd Roads this from
e nss Of Par Islands Iceland and reenn where she has
been envased tie proposed Moth Atlantic eegrsph
The ssyey OF the Ia the Northern regions
greater h.s been exntIienced for twenty
THIS LATEST
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-12
ORGANIC WEAKNESS.

OF the Royal College Of surg9ona graduate from
eminent Colleges Ia The untel aaies sni the create
part spept 10 the hopta Of ndon
Philadelphia and elsewhere has effected OF the most
Nnhng known; troubled with nRnI
and when asleep greet rousnes be ala
Ell at sudden sounds, bahfuners win fqlet biushiHg al
Ten ed sometimes wi d,ransucnt OF mind, cured I'm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-12

LivERpo Sun iAy-Co.i1n T. sales Of yesterday are est
mated At 10 bales Including 900 bales to ipeCulaors and "a
Breadaun closed DAN hut unchanged.
Provis quiet
H.yaE MuKErsNew Orleans or nare quoted al 81
and bas n s9f The marx Is very dull aud Ices sd] love
sales Il the week iOli baos STOCK in poIt lO6OH bales
L,Ap0s aOsN MAREsr, satddLy.C0ns Is closed at s8kG
h.gsclS sr,cxs- Ino,s Central 20 d80 q IT. dls Eie Ra
Ro d 8sGt SL II ct dis; N. Y. Central $3.50 Z ct dis
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-12

CLOTHING.
DARRICOTr, HARRIS a. CO.,
II2 MAIN STREET.
HAVE on hand large stock Of CLOTHING such a.
III OglgG Beaver 0vrreogts
Moscow Beaver do.
Eng ~ Whitney do
Dra5 Beaver Caracas
Black PeteTsham do.
silver Mixed Cass Suits
Grey Cas- do
Velseteen IIuDtlnK suits
BLACK and Brown French Cass Suits
black Ani Fancy CAss Pants
Fancy and BLACK SIX Vests
Hack and Fancy Velvet Yeats
81 RS. Collars, Socks aud Ties
Utder Shrs and Drawers
Boys Ciothlng Chlltren's Ch thing. -
For Bargains call DARRiCOfr, HARRIS co,
noi6 1t9 Main Street
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-13

Hon. George Bancroft once delivered an
ADDRESS before the New York Historical So
biety, 10 which he said:
"Sos the half Of Franklin's merits have
been told. He was the father Of the Ameri-
BAN Union. 1t Was he who went forth to lay
he foundation OF that great design at AL
bany and in New York he lifted up bis voice.
Here among us he appeared as the apostle OF
NE Union. Ia was franklin who suggested
he Congress OF l7T4; and but for bis wis
ON and the confidence that wisdom lnepired,
/ ID a matter Of doubt whether that Congress
would have taken effect. 1t was Franklin
Who suggested the bond OF this Union which
binds these States from Florida TO Maine
Franklin was the greatest diplomstist of the
Eighteenth century. lie never spoke word
loo soon; be never spoke a word too late
be never spoke 8 word too much he never
ailed to speak the right word at the right
Season.