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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-08

uoHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
/ with Messrs. Roger / Bowers, No. SO, Brady
street.
tention. uovZ4
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] a. READ. M. D.,

MUSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
i No. 2s, corner Main AMI Third streets, Dav-
cnport, Iowa.
nr. REID can be consulted ut his Office Mt ali
hours of the day and night, unless professional y
engaged. sept23
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Connecticut River Open.

HARTFORD, c., March Z.
Navigation has been resumed on the Con-
nec,icut river. The Steamer City Of Hartford
which left New York at4 r \. ysstsrday, ar
arrived at her dock this morning. having met
with no obstruction OF ice.
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GNlnN MllISE.

ERONT STREET, BETWEEN BRADY AND
II Main. ID. &. SANFORD, Proprietor. Good ac-
comodations, clean beds, and good tare. Beard
and lodging by week $3.50. Good stabling for
teams. ootI2-d0
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Fire nj Hannibal. Mo.

ST. Louis. March Z.
The plaLing and flooring mill Of the Han
Geek Mills Co. It Hannibal. Mo-. was burned
on the "a inst. Loss lO, ,000,-uninsured.
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lllIRll A. lllANN.

TTORNEYS AT LAW AND NOTARIES :
~ public. Office, No. !, Cup stairs over
Smiths Variety Store corner Of brady and See
ond streets. nov9
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n n coNGDoN VA. IALL.
OON0 DON L HALL,
4 TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS ATLAW,
~ and Notsrics Public. Oficc, Northwest
corner OF Brady and Second streets, up-stairs-
entrance on Brady street. july 26-dtf
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CHAS X. PUTNAM. J.B. LRAKE.
PUTNAM 4 l.EAkE
A TTOHNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW,
"A and Notarics Public. Office, No. - Main
street, Davenport, Iowa. nAyl7dti
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Mexican News.
NEw OnILANs. Marc

New OkLLASs, March 8.
News from Mexico via. Galveston state tha.
Carravial was seeking American cid for relief
Il vas reported that Miramon had ordered
Cortiuas TO hold out till March, when he would
receive reinforcemeDts.
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rANI.OM 4 BALLOKlD.

MO. 6WEST SECOND STREET, LIE CLA IRE
~ Row. Davenport, Iowa, Wholesale and retail
dealers in Drugs, Mediciues, Chemicals, Paints
Oils, Window Glass, Fancy Articles, Pcrfumery
Mineral Teeth, Gold Foil, &c, &c. march
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DACKERS OF BEEF AND PORK, AMI
L Shippers OF Live Stock, 81 Brady Street.
ian l0-ddw
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A TTO2NEY AND COUNSELOR Ar LAW,
"A and Notary Public. Office No. rs, Hickoll's
Block, first foor). Entrance on Brady street,
Davenport, Iowa. ~~>S-dly
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Steamship Europa Sailed.

DOBTUN, MHICH T.
The r. NJ. Steamship Europa called st noon
with 30 passengers for Liverpool. and ~ 'or
Halifax, and S95, 900 in specie.
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J. ~. (:QJl'CR;AQT.

4 TTORNEY AT LAW, NOTARY PUBLIC
IA and Commissioner. Ofhcc-No. ) Daven
ports Block. Entrance on Main street.
iulyl4 d&wly
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Arrival Of the Steamship DE Sofa.

NEw OaLEASs, March 8.
The De Sofa from Havana, March 3. is De
low news unimportant
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A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
"A and Notary Public.
OvfIcE E-Davcnport's Block, Davenport, Iowa.
way2s
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FIRE. MARINE AND LIFE.

EDWIN FAY, Agent.
nEORIA MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE
L Co., Capital, $5oo,0oo:
Company, Capital, @5O0,0oo.
O1es No. 10 Brady Street, with Parker Ed
was6e, ost3s ly1sstpags
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
sH- Notices under this head 10 cents per line
ach insertion, or so cents per week.
WANTED.-TEN THOUSAND BUSHELS
Coal at the Gas Works, suitable for making Gas.
mchS-lw

NOTICE.-GAS CONSUMERS WILL TAKE
notice that all tho Gas Bills due up to March 1st
will be payable at the Office Of the Co., on the
10th. If not paid by that time, the flow Of Gas
will be shut of without further notice.
THO3. DERMODY, Sec'y.
mchs-3t
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JANIS O'NEILL, r.J. HICKEY, JOHN 0NEILL
O'NCGLJ, HICKEY 4 CO..

IMPORTERS OFFRENCH BRANGIEa, HOI-
i land Gin, Wines, Irish and Scotch Whistles,
Rectifying Disiiiers and dealers in pure Spirits,
Alcohol, Old bourbon, Rye and Monoaga Aela
Whiskies, Teas, Tobaccoes, and Cigars. No.
veeport, Iowa, and i7s Michigan street. Chicago
Ill. Sole Agents for Sands Chicago Cream Alo.
noY30-ly
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NEW PRNNAYLvANIA HOUSE.

CORNER OF FOURTH AND IOWA SITS,
" Davenport, Iowa. DAVIS 4 Sons, Proprietors.
Free Omnibus to and from tho cars. Once for
Stages leaving for LeClairc, Princeton, Lyons De-
Witt, Maquokcta, and Anamosa.
Fare One Dollar per day. sug2l-ly
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COMMUNICATED I

We SUPPOSE there are but few who
have not heard of the three immortal tailors Of
'Tooley Alley" who, during the excitement of
some National controversy met in secret con-
clave in q room in their obscure alley aud is
sued their manifesto to the world viz: I'VE,
the PEOPLE of England, in council Assem-
bled." &c. Those three tailors, by that one
single act, built for themselves an enduring
monumen: Of fame; they then ard there in
scribed xpOn the page Of the world's history
words that will live as long as the English Ian
guage enlures Empires and Republics may
crumble to decay; the waters Of oblivion may
close over ilus,rious names, but the three tail
ors Of "r, oley Alley" will live on, and live on,
as the three great asses who wrote the fa
nous "We, the people of England" But We
see that some Of the boot and shoe dealers OF
Davenport arc determined to dispute with the
three tsilors their claims to immortality and to
assinine qualities, as we understand that the
said boot and shoe men with one or two hon
orable exceptions) met il secret concave few
evenings since, and resolving themselves into
committee of the "aui." proceeded to IRIsrLE
up and issue Meir manifesto the world
I'VE, the boot and shoe dealers Of the uni
verse, Ii e., Davenport,) in secret conclave now
assembled. do hereby pledge ourselves. jointly
and severally. to Use our beet endeavcrs to ruin
the credit East. of Morgan l. Co, and to
put forth all our energies to break up their
business and drive them forth from the city Of
Davenport as men unworthy OF our distin
puished considerations because they cell boots
and shoes altog too cheap to suit our old
fogy notions"
Who now can doubt that the combination OF
oe dealers of Davenport will not flourish in
history with the three tailors of "Ioo!ey Al!
ley"f Viue Ia the three tailcrs! ,ioc Ia the
combination for Immortality is theirs.
~
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TO-DAY'S 4 )V'TS.
school Meeting.

4 LII CITIZENS IN FAVOR OF An EFFI-
~ cient and economical management Of
school finances and also in Iayor If rcstoling
t. the districts the advantages Of Grammar
schools. OF which they have been delIis ed by the
present hool Board, rcquas ted 10 meet Al tho
Court House on Friday, the 9Th INST, Mt O'Clock,
u. ~, tor the purpose of nom inatirg cnLd dat.s
for the several Offices of said school Board for the
onsu, & year, tor the district, City of vsnpo,.
mars-2; MANY CITIZENS
T,KL STEE'S SALE. Tn Thursday, the TWEEN
'y-ninth 2s day of March, eighteen hun
dfcd and sixty 1850, will be soid tor cash 10 the
highest bidder, at the &, urt House door, in tho
city Of Davenport, at tive oclo * +. NJ, the fol-
lowing dcscri bed real estate scott county ,Satc
of Iowa, to-wit lot No. twoI2l in Block No.
six ACCORDING to the Sub-livision Of the Rus-
soil estate by ". II. i Gur.cy. recorded in libcr
NJ Of Deeds, page 2yl, tho Eecorlers' .ficc
Of Scott coanty, io.a.
BY force and effect of Deni of Trust made 70
lnc by Henry Guniaker. aid Elizabeth his vito,
and John Gunlahor. aud Margaret his wife, duly
recoI dcd scott county Records. Nay 27th, 1855,
and dated the 18th day Of the same month.
March 7th, 1850.
HENRY Il. MATHEWS,
mchs Trustee.
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JOHN n. CRAWFspRN,

JOHN q CRAWFOHO,
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
4 n ana Notary Public.
OFfICE-Nickoll's Block, upstairs. jan20
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CON Nj E ERCIAL
DAyENPOIxr ,ltlSiA Er.
DAILY REPORT.
OFFICE DAILY DEMOCRAT AND NEWS,
Wednes lay Eve, March Z, ls60.

OfSIeE DAILY DEMOCRAT AND Ngws,!
Wednesday Eve, March 7, ls60. J
The grain market was active to day and compc-
t,ion waxcl warm, sustaining the advance prices
Of yesterday on Wheat. The average to-day was
81 0201l 03, prices ranging from 81 GO to 05
Corn was shade better and the market clos ed
firm at 300 Bic. Oats steady and rather quiet u,
32@33c. Barley advanced again to-day 2G3c
closing firm at 65@67c for choice. There were
some shipments by river this morning ON the Fred
Lorsnz, and one shipment Of Corn by railr, al
which We give below.
We quote az follows
FLouR-ShiI ments by river loo bbls. Wequotc
choice Spring Extra at So 00@5 .5; Superfne
81 0o94 20. Rye flour 81 90. I.uckwhcat 81 VI
per cwt.
WHEAT Receipts 4275 bu Shipments by river
$500 bu The market continues somewhat I'M
steady and excited. We quote at sl@l o5 as the
extreme figures.
CoRS-R Rcceip,s7lo bu Shipments by rail 400
hu. Mar.et closed firm at shade better prices
We qdote at 3oQ3l.
s-Rcccpt. 100 bu; Shipped by river 2s4o
bu. M.rket quiet and steady at 32@33c.
BARLEY Receipts 800 bu Shipped by river
$40 bu We quote at t5467c with an unsteady
market.
OSIoN. Receipts about 100 bu; Shipments
by rive. l40 bu. Wo quote quiet at 3594 4oc.
PorAroEs- Receipts 100 bu Shipped by river
800 bu. Market steady with moderate shipping
inquiry for choice Nc.hannocks at 3o0S7Hc;
Pinkeves 25M35c
GRASS SEEDS Market quiet at 81 75@2 % for
good choice Timothy. Hungarian seed 75c.
HAy-Markct Steady with COED supply at 50
as 90 Tor Prairie.
BUTTER-A prime table article is worth 15c at
retail.
EGGs-Quiet at l0c retail.
quote green at Sc green salted 6@6L; dry salt.
ed .O1z@l2c; dry fin, l2@l2l1c.
Chicago Market.
Tuesday Evening, March G..
FLOUR Quiet with imi, ed sales. Choice Spring
Extra 8 oOtd5 10.
WHEAr--Quiet and a shade easier. No. 2
Spring 81 06Al % on track choice Spring 81 IL
track.
CoaN--Quict and steady. No in store 1870
$3.50.
Oars Quiet. No on track BIC.
BARLEY In good demand and firm with an up
ward tendency. No. in store TOO 4; del 75G76c.
RyR-Firm and advanced lG2c. No. ! on track
83c.
GRASS SEED-Timothy quiet at IS for choice;
dirty 81 551t2 IS; Clover dul-choice so; Hun
garan quiet at 1890.
BUTYEg Market steady at 10HGllc in 6rkin.
EG6s-Quiet at 911@;0c per dos in bbls.
HIpEs-Market firm and steady at 6AG1c for
green country; do salted 7H@715c; kip Sc; calf
&c; dry sal;cd 211@l3Hc; dry flint l4c.
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ysIlRTES HOllSR,
a. u. 4 ID. KELLY,

NORNER OF IOWA AND FIFTH STREET:
Davenport, Iowa Inch22dt
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BUNKER n NEWELL.

CARPENTERS AND STAIR BUILDERS
~ shop on Lc Claire Street, between Third
and Fourth, Davenport, Iowa.
REVERENCE W. l.. Carroll, Architect.
feb % -d3ms
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~ and NotariSs Public. Alse, agents for the
Charter Oak City Fire Insurance Co., Hartford,
Conn, Capital, 100000 City Fire Insurance Co.,
New Haven, Conn, Capital. S50o,0l0
Oenco in IcClairc Block Davenport. seIT
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Law ksMrlMcrShip.
AUSTIN CORBIS. GEO. s. &. DOW. Il. BROWN
COlsGsGN, DOW 4 BROWN.

A TTORNEYSAND COUNSELORS lTLAW,
N and Notaries Public.
:. h. BKowS, United States Commi s.ioner.
O1Ficg-At MackIot d Corbin's Exchange Of
fee, Davenport, Iowa. mar3tf
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" r., CLARK

W. r.. CLARK
4 TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
N and Notary Public, Metropolitan Block, Dav-
export, ,wa. MARI II
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WANTED-AG GIRL WHO THOROUGHLY
understands general house keeping. None other
need apply. Terry street, first door below Wesley
Chapel. lmch6-dtf.
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ITEMS PROM THE MOLINE INDEpEDEET.
The ice has moved out OF Rock River.
The dry dock at Hampton has been carried
away by the ice. futile attempt has
been made to organize u new fire company a:
Moline. Business ofa' kindsis reyivinR
in Moline Dog fighting has become
one of the pc: manent ntitutions Of Moline.
FINE NEGETABLEs.- Since the warm
Spring weather has set in, vegetables have be
come more abundsnt. and prices have mate
rally decreased We noticed several loads Of
magnificent white Neshaunocks selling on
the street for forty cents per bushel. There
Is good reason why vegetables should not
be cheap in this market. there being an abun
dance of all kinds in the country
AT WoRK.-Aspirants for the Mar
shai'r office, on the Republican ticket. are hard
at work endesvor.ng to secure votes in the
conv ention, which is to meet in few days
AT the Masquerade Bah on Tuesday evening
there was at least half dozen Of these "hope-
fus" very busiy engaged in wooling the Ger
name into supporting them at the convention.
promising u thousand things which they were
very well aware was not in their power to per-
iorm Tut whica cost nothing at TIE time and
might effect SOME good in the future.
We enjoyed the fun very much. and we pre-
sune the proprietor of The saloon also was
pleased, for the candidates opened their "weas :
els" with perfect looseness, treating every
body that would drink, and almost quarreling
with those that wouldn't.
We are not prepared at this time to bet on
any particular ore of the many candidates
present at the Ball on Tuesday night, but if we
were cornered, We should say that a certain old
slow coach, whose corporation would measure
from eight to twelve feet. was lille ahead
AS wire puiler he is mo pumpkins tall
dry as stun" and q very poor worker, but
he is popular. and we h. We no doubt will be
nominated. Perry and Second streets would
do as we'll to sui side at once-his chances are
not worth a straw.
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CHANGE OF FIRMS!

rI>HE SUBSKIBER WOULD RESPECTFULLY
announce l., the citizens of HavcnI ort and
the surrounding country. that he, Oh the first Of
March, I.60, sold out to Messrs.
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~TLOKENCE MONEY TAKEN AT PLUM
MEK'S Book Store, No. 10, lie Claire Row.
dec 28-tf
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STRAUSS Il BILi.s1EINE.

WE HAVE THIS DAY BOUGHT THE
w entire stock OF
CIOuTS, FURNISHING GOODS, &c,
Of Mr. Isas; Mas, and will carry on the buriness
at the old stand,
2psrREET BgT. BRADY AID DxAIS-Souths side.
STRAUSS 4 BILLSTEINB,
DAVENPORT, March lst, 1860. mch7 7-diw
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CO.Partmcrship.

TNHE UNDERSIGNED WILL HEREAFTEk,
i as co-partners, continue the practice q the
Law. AUSTIN CORBIN,
GEO. s. C. DOW,
Sc. BROWN.
March !, 1850. lmafs-dsi
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From Portland.
PORTLAND, Me March I.
There are Yet no sigis Of the r. M Steam.
slip Nova Scotia
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They viii continue the business at my old stand
Second street, between brady and Main streets
Thankful for the kind patronage bestowed on me
during my stay in Davenport, would soiicit
continuance OF the same 20 the above firm
have authorized Messrs. Strauss bliIsteine
70 collect all outstanding dues, and pas receipts
for the same. Please call and settle up
ISAAC MAAS.
arT-
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Election News.
PLArrsBuRG, n Y MarchS.
c! nton county has undoubtedly gone Repub
| can.
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THE BANES OF RICHMOND.

FROM tue aicnnaua Itpatsh, >oE II
Yesterday all the banks Il tuis city folio the
ample Of ire Fafmes Rark, ~ suspending spsc'e pay
meats lbs pro7.edits hiss mt wtth the almost una7
approval ~ the citizens a Richmond Tue embs'
restmsuts Il the mes lot attributable ia the slightest
degree 20 ccmrerCai hoansnl excuses
hey altogether opus - causes of political paturc
over with neither our banks nor this community
could have control ana Tor Which they al
part Ct the country ans
atom commercial rosulsltu having It's origia IN
uerely rrrcsi and nusrcal extfavaysuce could be
10 sgue measure Controlled. sud reed not be vide
spresd IN ne tGscts bat The which threatens Tue
Cricn With cestEucson fprcsts rs DISASTROUS cluse
qrercef everywhere, I'D produces that sort ~ pant
which esceeds 10 lntsnsy aey mere commercial excite
melt, and which s irresistible II would be, indeed,
Idle for The baLfs 70 attempt % stand against ~
The banks thru hut The state vii fo ow suit ard
having thus eascd On the demand upon them and pat
themselves into q condition to estend more LIBERAL aid
10 the baBress eommaui thsre VIII be time AMI bet
ter frame OF mnd " look and contemplate the
dion Of Affairs, aud what be done Ia this city
The eject of III. suspension ~ be 70 give employ ment 10
very mary who dependent upon their daily
labor for support, ard IL win sustain mary busincss
men Who, had ,igd specie payments been continued,
would have had 70 20 by the board and their Effects
have been sacrificed. This process as al know, often
leaves penny less who in FOOD times would not only
be able . pay oil taey owe snt have hanfsoms CON.
potency % retire upon.
II is TO be hoped that the sia o, the exc temen,
which 1T this time alarms the nation aad produces
general bsyrsssment, w arrive and be passed
To know The worst sill be relief TO the present
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IMPORTANT ACTION OF THE GEORGIA
LEGISLATURE.

AUGUSTA, Ga NV y, 1850
Bat little o. that sentiment regarded At the North as
conservative" prevails in The South Here
tm expressed the resolutions oAfed 10 the Georgia
Legislature NJ .r. Barclay
Resolved That the Interests and honor Of Georgia de-
utnd a rertal By the Northern states OF the
suuetrg the rsndnon oi fggses, because Inc 10
vucors oLsl, aud have ben deci LED by the %
rreme court.
man the enactment oy Congress " laws removing tho
obstruction tie Introduction, ,ad pro sdrg proecoa,
10 the Territories ~ NIL ropery recaga zed ny the
s:itut'en std deci-iaus Of tho supreme Court
Resolved, lEat TIE repeal or sbe AVE plated In
the nrst refouton gad the enartenIs contemplated
The sccoat, the only coudu ous Up0n which Georgia
remain, coneistent With her rights and sc rtpsc
IA toe Unou
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FINANCIAL AFFAIRS AT BOSTON.

meeting OF the bank officers was held 10 Boston yes
tcrday relation 10 the hlsncai crisis. tie folio wing
Dispatches we're received in this city yesterdsy:-
BOSTON, Nov. %, Iseo
c. G. VA u, Ses York Our Clearing House Commit
tee mende banks &C. discount their entire receo1
and the adoption Of system similar 10 that OF Ses YORK
FRANKLIN IL ,yES.
BOsIos, Nov 20 $50
n WAND New York Have M fear for siUn so
long NJ tie New York eaake continue 10 pay
WILL M APP 3ErOS,
FRANKLIN HAVEN.
her aevices received from Boston thai the banks
Ct That city are prepared 70 discount Immediately the
extent q I've million q iolars.
BosrDS, Nov. %, 1850
A; m informal meeting o. the various hans officers 10
day, tee srpoIat,d % report a. the regular
meeting called Tor 10 norrow Il which all the city banks
VII b represented
IRE ftock market tc day wac gate active, ard do
c'aed IN nrovcmert 10 financial matters was v slhls
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CONDITION OF AFFAIRS IN VIRGINIA.

MeHM'NN, NOV, % 1900
Recent manifestations among Of The ultra Southern
Ramp easfy that the greatest obstacle TO peaceful
settlement Of the exstlas difficulties at tho South,
the fear Of compromising Southern honor by
az abandonment OF the uitma,um Of on, which
hss hong been Threatened As certain conseq acnce
q The election OF black republican President Even
conservative contemplate with horror the hu ALA
ton ard dsgrsce wnish submission would entail UPON
The seu,a You may assured II she suomis !; viii
only he 'or equivalent, which, from present indics
cations, Tire North ~ili hardly grant.
The seceseoa here very sp3rehersve TIA.
the srsrcpsiop Of spccie payment BY our taak.
woa,d throw dauper upon the patriotic arior
CT yrgisn, by demonstrating TIE rain,us ,ea.
dency q ire prevailing excitement Toe sener.
slsp,r s.ou in this, other stases waon foliowed
has relieved, however this apprehension, sod the
iees prevail tina, the general chsos which tbs
state q thnss isreshsdows viii produce dcspalr Of
proos ,iy Of rc.,ncatior elective commercial and
arsre.! syt:tm upoa any Q. Oh basc. Tsc secs
sorss 1rierian hore that the rcope viii real
the rtcct.fy a. revolution 81 some SCOT :, csvase
periodical of these pAzcs sni H. holding
us view, ,tcy ~ould unite r hurrylas = 'is rns
r,ue
haze 60 d,.hi TIA, The maturity of TIE peorc are
wea,y - these pcriciica rrvolciou, M tta ia inar
tgrr.hen,oe q similar cAtv,rorac- 10 fsture. Trey
wogd encounter any ,sIp'rary dsaiv.raee . the
osu., u The pssos sc.ny removed
I underwood tnsi should -prinern cornrracs
asserble the question ~ uniform - iey X
course wiz he Diseased. me Calm ~iii present
tns cnocc q alternatives, and does
take place, have ., aoSSt that tsch p'.sy ell be
adopted.
II }, said ina, tr address vii - pGei
70 81 the Southern s,s,ss. setting . th the pscy
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