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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-08-15
such is Iiau,

Who is rich? He who is contented with
his lot
Who is happy? He who loves everybody
Who is honored? He who pursues the even
tenor of his way.
Who is good! He who has the fear of God
before him.
How easy then to be rich, happy, honored
and good. But yet multitudes, In striving
for these blessings, take the very steps that
are sure to defeat their objects. Iu getting
rich, they find no end to their desires In
striving for happiness, they hate everybody
who does not follow in the steps they have
chosen. In gaining honors, they push them
selves forward. crowding aside the most wor-
thy. until they have outstripped themselves
and sink. La their desires for goodness, they
forsake the source of all good, and hug the
most evil passions to their bosoms.
Thus is poor feeble man. He labors for
what he can never obtain, and at last dies
with vanity-all is vanity-upon his lips.
The simple path is the true path. The
humble walk is where Heavens blessings are
showered. They who are meek and humble
live nearest the truth, and receive the richest
blessings.
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Gs 1t is announced that the Constitution.
''Old Ironsides," viii soon be In service again
Orders have been received at Portsmouth.
New Hampshire where she has b~en living ia
ordinary, to fit her cut Immediately for sea.
She is to be armed with powerful battery.
and to proceed az once to Annapolis, there TO
take on boad the cadets from the Naval Aead
emy- Thence she is to proceed to some port
in the English channel, whence her cruise
viii be extended to most of the Interesting
points On the Atlantic and along the shores
of the Mediterranean
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The Prince et' WaIes to Uisit PittsJurg -
We are informed that during his sojourn in
the United States. the Prince of Wales will
visit Pittsburg. In coming from Canada. he
will cross the lakes and proceed through Ohio
to Cincinnati. He will then return by wsv
of Pittsburg, where he will also remain over
might; thence he will go to Harrisburg, where
he will also remain over night; therce be will
proceed via Baltimore to Washington CITY.
a new car will De arranged for his special
accommodation. which will proceed over the
various railroads between Cincinnati and
Washington. Press
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PHILADELPHIA WooD MOULDING MILL
il Willow street, above Twelfth, north side
Mouldngs suitable for Carpenters, Builders, Cab.
met and Frame Makers, always on hand. Any
Pattern worked from drawing. Agents wanted
in the various Towns in his portion of the State,
to whom opportunities will be offered for large
profits to themselves. SILAS E. WEIR.
February II, I858:tf
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@To be hated by her friends is the lot
of every good looking girl; but to be secretly
cursed by the whole neighborhood, is joy
reserved for the traDscendently beautiful only.
Without even seeing young woman. you
can tell her appearance by just carefully ana
lying the scandal in circulation against her.
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HIn recent sermon upon the training
of children. Henry Ward Beecher gave the
following stern advice to parents: Never
strike a child upon the head -Proy;deDce
has supplied other and more appropriate pla-
ces of punishment.
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nN- One watch set right will do TO try
many by, but on the other hand. one that
goes wrong may be the means of misleading
a whole neighbOrhOod; and the same may be
said Of tie example we individually set to
those around Us.
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TO CONSUiEPTIYES AND
NERVOUS .SUFF ERER.S.

TIE subscriber, for several years a resident
Of Asia. discovered while there, simple vegeta-
be remedy sure cure for Consumption, Asth
pq B,ynrIitis, Coughs. Colds. and Nervous De
Jliy. For the benefit of Consumptives and
Nervous Sufferers, he is willing to make the
same public.
To those who desire it, he will send the Pre-
scriptou. with full directions free Of cHarge);
as1 a sample of the medicine, which they will
hul beautiful combination OF Natures simple
herbs. Those desiring the remedy can obtain it
by return mail, by addressing
J. Z. CUTHBERT,
BATONIC PHYSICIAN,
No. 429 Broadway, New York.
April Is. lS60.-3a.
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4 model return upon a writ was made By
Deputy Sheriff in Morgan county, Indiana,
as follows:
''It was sarved the within, but was Fit with
brickbats BY the women, SO couldn't sarTe
It."
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WAR IN MEXICO.
D. J. EVANS & SON,

nav / this day received from the East, and
Low Offering to the citizens of Ebensburg and
'".llty a well selected assortment of
4, HENS and BOYS CLOTHING,
AAo' large lot of DRY GOODS, consisting in
y, ,Iti Of the following articles, viz:
AIMS. ms. VELVETS, CLOTHS, CASSIMERES,
DUE SKINS, SATINETTS, TWEEDS,
JEANS, FLANNELS, MUSLINS,
DRESS GOODS of every style,
l., NOTIONS.
.of3e lot of BOOTS & SHOES, HATS AND
'AFS, BONNETS, TRUNKS, CARPET
PACKS, STATIONARY, HARDWARE,
ThOCERlES, FISH, SALT, &C., &C.,
.ss. o'ler with such other articles as are usually
= n country store, which they will dispose
y. ..'y ~ low for cash or country produce
" N; Inc Tailoring business will be carried on
noFa' .'@ branches, all work will be done in short
~ aia On the most reasonable terms.
-'ensourg, Feb. 1, 1s60-1O-tf.
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Lehigh Hunt was asked by lady, at
desert, if he would not venture on an or
anger"
Madam he replied. II should be happy
to DO 50; tut l am afraid should tumble
off,
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NEW ARRIVAL
AT THE
JOHNSTOWN MARBLE WORKS.

The undersigned begs leave to inform the citi-
zens of Cambria and adjoining counties - ON
that he has just received a fresh stock ESEm
Of the finest ITALIAN and other Mar fSsffat4ll
bleS. at his Establishment Franklin t5ISA "
street, JOhnstown. MONUMENTS, IRkO>
TONES. MANTELS, RAVEsE
STONES, TABLE & BUREAU TOPS, ~
manufactured of the most beautiful and finest
quality of Foreign and Domestic Marble always
on hand and made to order as cheap as they can
be purchased in the city, without the addition
of carriage.
GRINDSTONES of various grits and sizes
suitable for Farmers and Mechanics, sold either
by wholesale or retail
Prompt attention paid to orders from dis
tance, and work delivered wherever desired. He
invites the public to call and examine his stock,
as he feels satisfied he can sell cheap.
For the convenience of persons residing in the
east and North of the county, specimens may be
seen and orders left with George Huntley, at his
Tinware Establishment in Ebensburg.
JOHN PARKE.
Johnstown, June 13, 1S60.-ly.
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G. ID. MURRAY.

Attorney at Law, Ebensburg, Pa.
\ FFICE OPPOSITE CRAWFORD'S HOTEL.
- imar17 1858
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHIL IlADELPHIA.

Bas-olent Institution established by special En-
31cmeI,t. fo, the Relief Of the Sick and Dis
t.sssf. afflicted nth FirUieHt and Epidemic
Diseases, and especially for the Cure Of DIS
eases IF the SerudL Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by the
VI Acting Surgeon, to all who apply by letter
With description of their condition, Gage, occu-
t5u, habits of life, &C. and in case of extreme
poverty. Medicines furnished free of charge
VALUABLE REPORTS on SpermatorrEoea,
l-d other Diseases of the Sexual Organs, and on
tie NEW REMEDIES employed III the Dispen-
sy, sent to the afflicted in sealed letters envel
$es, free of charge Two or three Stamps for
Postage viii be acceptable
Address, DR.. j. SKILLIN HOUGHTON,
5cung Surgeon, Howard Association, No. ?
Elth Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa By order
the Directors
EZRA d. HEARTWELL, President.
GEO. FAIRCHILD, Secretary.
feb8 8, I86O.-1y.
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JOB WORK Of all kinds done at
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The undersigned begs leave to inform the citi-
The New York herald., 1860-11-11
The Grain Trade,
REcErPTs FoR IKS MONTHS or 1850 GO


From the Chicago lines, Nov.
The demand for well kro~n and choice brands or a0gr
Was more active yesterday, aud between 3ur and ave
thousand bcrrcs sold Al - % % % for super6ne
- 30 81 rs for fair to good extras and "a 30 81
for good TO choice esuas Tbero was 20 ocmand f1r
winter wheat brands. and n, sales reported Wheat
eoed on Cnsnge at 81 Isc Tor No spring, SAL.
No 1, ana sse ior Northwestern club aud under I've
demand soon advanced TO s5c for No and s2s tr so
q al which very large bust was dooe-lae mar.
Ut cloelng arm, with a les sales al a shade higher
nsure Corn was in fair reaaes, and hrm al
% 80. for new mixed 3as 35s. for old No
2 ami CSC q 35Hc. for No. 1. N stre Ttere
nothing dong IN oats, ana the market vas
noursi Al l7o 10 store ana lskc AHost Barley dull
Al a5c 37c ior No 2. IN store Rye quiet al sTc .
4Itsc In store. Freghts weaker and lees active Yes
ses we're Offering 20 take wheat b. Banao At i5c bat
shippers we're n,s'irg on lover prices We sivs below
the receipts of nour and grain. gras seed high me-
hides hogs and cattle for the frat ten months n 1850
and FOR the corresponding period In 1909, With ths
ctpton Of hgnwines and hides, ~hoh given fr the
entire year 1859 Toe receipts OF all the above
articles, with the exception of -four and hides with
out parallel In the history Of Chicago the fore
runners oi what business will be With prosperous
sessons and good crops FOR the next ro years
come
The following the receipts from January l. 10 oct
81 inclasve, and for the corresponding period 10
The New York herald., 1860-11-11
SECOND BOARD.


rAItkltfl NOV IU--X r n
FtorR The inclsmency Of the weather checsed sales
II was firmly held, while transactions we're moderate.
The better grades in fair request The sales sm.
bracsd 1000 600 bbls at s5 90 IS 40 for superane
sste and western and at % so IS 70 for fair 70 choice
extra state
wHnar.-rhe supplies were large. Prices for some
grades favored purchasers The demand mainly for
export Sales embraced about 1to 900 bushes transit
and the spot At 81 81 a. for Milwaukee club, 81 ~
81 az for Chicago spring, 81 81 for red STATE and 81 4
a ~ AZ for white Ohio.
CoRs.-rhe market was lower and less active The
sats embraced - 900 bushels 81 ooc for Western
mixed sfoss Tic do In store, and Tlc re for round
yellow.
PoRk quiet, and the supply limited. aud holiers
arner, sith saics of 900 bbls al slg rs $40 20
for mess, and Gle . s14 rs for prime.
wHisKu.-sales $50 bpis. si 2xc rs
The New York herald., 1860-11-11

- rHr sosra HnIrsH GLASGOW Dliir NAL
sK-l believe that neither the Prince OF Wales any
member ot The royal family Can legally marry without
NC consent ol the rcgnng sovereign or, ~ the hoya
hArre Act they and their debsrrcd from sny
right 81 succcesou 70 the With the appreciation
of me sovereign, believe (but may be mlstsken) the
frinoe OF NAee and other members n the royal family
may marry into kaen,h scotch or lrish families from
tne sral selecNon existing amongst the crowned or
srana bncA lsnNs ot Protestant Europe, Il posi- Die
that the Prince may DOT tnd amongst thom a LADY, or
partner y his taste suppsng such we're tie cas and
that his Royal Hshnees met With the Cated states of
America an accomplished American female IN al re-
Np@cts and every agreeable W him wsai not sarh
ssuce meet the approval OF the reign az s1vryegu
of these realms In preference 10 having pugncr r IN.
Grsed 90 him 70 whom he could not give aFs-tgnaS
An alliance OF the kind here indicated would cement st
x,o~er great $xcn lsii0ns speak to- sans IA
fusee. sm, ~, DAVID BFft
No. 4 "a BEtIs PA1, OF ls, Ise9
The New York herald., 1860-11-11
S HIP PIN u N EW S



ssssmahip Augusta, woodruff, savsnnAh-ssnue xOAan
sseamahip Adser, rhnups CAArssn-sporord rec-
sssamship Yorktown. Parrish Norfolk Ae-Lsdam Hsi-
se.mship Monticello, eager, Alexandria, Ao-H Cron-
seamship Potomac Watson, Baltimore, Ac-H Cromwell
sss.nsslp Pal.psco. van Por,lana-H orouwen = %
sg sst WHIT g.. Eysa ssoa Co.
bark Gem OF the Bee, Patterson Maiaxaaalway cAsado
Brig Maria Gilhomsi Rochelle Kr-s Godillcs
srs sris ST.11a. s,.. rs,sns ssasi,a.-T owen Son
Brig AnAvsla, Red wnnipg,oa Nc-wahh. Carver AZ
sris J Jones Hichborn, Balimore-Hick. 4 Bell
scar Gould, smith Gibraltar snd Am1h-t-L Nick.
schr Oxford washburn Gsrasar-J r Dow.
sehr Pocahonss Nersrson Nsw i.su.Pos sms 20
schr Three Ero.hers szey Tappshap Brun. n
sssI sssr BAILEY osmms,s.s ss,,uGrs sss AS
sssr sssaas ss.sl s rsaS'Sa. s.ns Mckee
sT sssT s-sS s9 s Rss oas.s
sehr Susan Bs.rse BosoD-Dayton ! Go.
"v sss Ess 4sam.. s.q Hmp;sD a Ne.
sSSD w..sssoa sss9.n sss H.ven-x.s.sr
Ship Sir John Franklin of Baltmore De~ MArseies.
orders, in ballast 70 Astrr
Bari renas,st i.ss.On Havana days. with sugar &c.
Irs Io1nsdo 1oi x..pcro, Mcc.ry Kingston ia, oc, s,
u
10 spoke shp Star OF the OcesD Rotterdam New
Oreans-hsd been ashore Moa1e eef and VISA leaking
little; would try to ge into New oreana-
Brig Chin oorszo to Boston, SnA Remedies 20 with
sngsr msser On inst on HAerss sgnaized brig Lucy
schr Fannie CuIrs Richu ond Roeers Ma ag. Sept T.
passed The ROCK Oct H. whh fruit Had
and oAlms the entire oasaAge
sehr Eurel. Isr Ciarr windsor Ms days with plaster.
TO ID X De solf.
schr sbeddeu. White. Georgetown. &C. Sdaya
Schr Dswpinx Rice, Paisd~lphia for Providence.
schr VIM Els: Nichols Eiz~bcthpor for Savannah
Schr Paran Clark Eizxbethp0t salem
scbr DIR hogers, Adams. Ehzabehport Salem
Schr Hsmor Hiegins Enzabethport for Boston.
echr Arfop. A ustn Elizabethpost for Fal River.
Schr Vim kaahsn Edwards, Elssoethpor for New Hsver,
Schr arron, Crocb ett. MachiAs, s days
Schr Emma furbush. verrii, kocklAa d., dAyR
schr HiawAths, Crockett, RocklSnd days
schr Trident of Rockland, aockland
9Th inst OF Fire Island experienced violent gale rom Ne
whh very hgn sea during which lost decK load OF lime and
boat and stove bulwarks
@ @scsr Wells Hewitt, Gloucester sdays
Hchr Wolcou Parker Boston daya
schr lscon Bearse. Boston 3dsya
Schr Empire. Lowell, Albany 2dsya
schr Cornelius Simpaon Albany for Newport
schr MaanzAs, Smith, Rondoui for Portland
sloop Pacific, studwel, Elzah~thpor for Bridgeport
Sloop Oliver Ames. Freg ch. Taunton daya
Steamer koveltv. shaw. Philadeluhis
Steamer Ann Eliza Robinson Phladelphta-
Steamer Ospray. Konney Providence
Steamship ruton, southampton and Havre passed tho
Hsitery at IzsO PM vigo (Br. Queen Liverpool;
Zulu 8r. Kingston Ja Augusta, Cuyler Savannah
James Adger. Charleston Yorktown Norfolk &c rotonac
Baltimore; Patapsco, Portland.
wind during the day ENHto tos.
The New York herald., 1860-11-11

In regard to the new organization MIR. Bridges
says
The Court, the eth OF August $780, ordered decree
for the sale Of the road and h Of October last
Was oy the officers Of the court sold by public auction,
an bought by the trustees acting for proposed
company. This company 10 nov professionally formed,
subject 70 the future OF the holders Of
ties subsequent TO those OF the rst and bonds
will be carried by the actual completion OF the
new company; such concurrence Ii not given the drec
top OF the )urt will be required to tue steps
70 be taken 70 permit OF the floating debt creditors asserting
any rights that they may have and which for the present
they have agreed TO waive for the purpose Of saving all
parties from the great and delay OF harrassng
legal contest In the meantime, the drst and second
bopdho dere Of retain their original position The
Great Western Rail say Company which holds The bonds
OF The third and fourth mortgages under foreclosure
although they have not received interest upon their
loans have been receiving very large and continuous
cession TO their traffic from tois railway, To amount
whirh has yielded a very handsome per cenlase upon
their loans and this benent constantly increasing
The traffic OF this line tself becomes developed.
The Detroit Advertiser Of Monday says
There has been out little done 10 the way Of packing
for week past, will there be Ill cold weather
"a vors an onslaught on the swine In the msanme pros
generally believed that the crop would be short that
unusual effort has been made for x.rd every
thing at all large enough for pork hence the deficiency
viii De less than 81 hst supposed. Tns abundant crop OF
corn viii enable feeders 10 pat greater weight their
carcases and ths, will operate 70 iucrease the ag
eregste result Satisfied that after all the Will
be 30 very abort and further that be handled st
lower prices than at lrpt Cincinnati pack
done At that point In the OF contracts The market
To- hence, weaker, and though have heard OF
actions ~ thing below recent ngures IL s i'm possible
IN the preeent rtate OF the market 10 duplicate them
BY another week, should the weather cool, a
nenoemeDt will have been made at packing, when We
shall have somsthins moro deanie 70 report.
The New York herald., 1860-11-11

WcrNrn currency IN Dourht a. Ia discount Tor
Hnon Wisconsin and Iowa, and discount for Missouri
The Cincinnati Gdzete Of the eth says
Money matters were quiet 70 DAY, tnsrttvy being he
leading feature OF the market II will sous days q
overcome the eject Of the stagnaon couseq ueni ugon
the political Excitement get the Wheels f trade
airy in motion again but people viii very soon settle
down, and dsmissng politics. give attention to ou-
siness shch Il has not received for o. weeks post
The American people have wonderful faculty fr sudden
they vii get excited upon these great qaadrennia
sions he demand for money, have said. mode.
rate ana although lenders were cautious, good local pa
per vas readily placed 81 10 II per cent the latter
leading rate Drafts upon points In the South outside
of the great commercial cities dihcult OF sale,
owing 70 the threats OF dsunion, secession, repudia
tion, suspcnsoa, NC proceeding from that quarter,
bankers being disposed 20 hold OIL until they what
10 likely 70 come Of the buster Of which much has
eecn hesrd In consequence, fiffcuties are ex
pcricnccd ust now In executing orders that here
ron the south FOR produce. Tine bills toe East
and New Orleans are In good demani at equh 70 10 II
pcY cent Grocery merchants, who usually do a large
winter business h New Orleans have received advices
from bsnks Of that city that they viii nos be able In al
probability, 70 DO mucn this IN the way Of dts
counting, erocrt for local customers The market for
Eastern exchange exhibited feature Tne surply
and demand about equal both no uever continuing
moderate. RAtee were unchanged. nsrc was an ia.
crcased frmness In New Orleans sight, with On mpr ,ved
demand, n \ premium for bankers checks Cold wu
scarcc with demand from the nterisr Il ~as aim.
cult 10 al orders at y 40 premium We quN.-
ID.
The New York herald., 1860-11-11

'NrRprR Will orr The citizens Of Hernaodo ccun
II Elerda, on the 9th un hnns lamp, slave belong
ing 10 the estate Of Albert Clarke for being mme
ate cause 81 the death ~ bis The negro confessed
that be was promised 500 BY James Boyd stepsou of
the deccascd, and Mrs Clarke, deceieuts we-sioo
s2ectlvcly-a compensation for taking the life OF his
master and that he committed the murder Ia stated
lsst wcekl accordingly The Tampa P-fsfdl says Blyd
and Mrs Clarke are IN charge OF the people, closely
guarded, and. u to be hoped evit ence vii be found
sufficient 70 convict them by sw acoessaves the coa
victcn of Their guilt With the people already aSci
fact
The New York herald., 1860-11-11
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCE.
SATURDAY, Nov. l0--6 P. NJ.

SATURDAY, Nov lo-e P. NJ.
The steamers Fulton and vigo sailed for Europe
to-day, the former with sls5 800, the latter with
81 900, in specie freight. Exchange closed dul,
and rates tending downwards. Money is dearer;
there is general unwillingness to buy paper.
Tennessees declined to Sc; Missouris followed
with decline of 7, and when the general railroad
list was reached perfect stampede ensued. New
York Central declined l. 4; Erie, Ii; Hudson River,
Ii Harlem, Z; Reading, II; Michigan Central, 2;
Southern, 4 Illinois Central, 2l Galena, "a; To-
ledo, II; Rock Island, 2; Panama, Ii; Pacific
Mail, u. Every one at the morning board wanted
to sell stocks, and no one wanted to buy. At the
close of the session the market stiffened
up slightly under q few outside orders. In
the afternoon the market generally was
better, and stocks closed with an upward tendency
at the following quotations. Virginia 6s, s6l s7l;
Missouri 6's, IS a !; Tennessees, Sc a /; Can.
ton, IL u Cumberland Coal preferred, l04 ~;
Pacific Mail, 80 a 4; New York Central, 79A a 1;
Erie, 80! d Hudson River, Sc a /; Harlem, l5j
q I; Harlem preferred, 37i 80; Reading, 37s /;
Michigan Central, 39l !; Michigan Southern and
Northern Indiana, ISL 1; do. guaranteed, 3ji
il Panama, ll9 q l; Illinois Central, 67i 50;
Galena and Chicago, 66i 81; Cleveland and Tole-
do, 81 Il Chicago and Rock Island 5sl SO; Chi
cago, Burlington and Quincy, 1sA 70.
The business Of the Sub-Treasury was as follows
The New York herald., 1860-11-11
IMPORTANT FROM THE SOUTH.
,eosr,Nurn yRex FIRST Plc,'

CONTINUED FROM FIRST PiaEl
Ihe ntcknrdge party who suspessed Of ne any
aspirations for political pstferyent While they ASrce
with he eling sentiments Of the resolutions they are
- proposing more tomporzing policy in order 10 get
those 20 70 with who believe In other 10 OF
recrers than that OF secession for a. the
- the general government But The people we're 10 "a
Of suoh time serving leaders aud
frowned down tuch . milk and cider policy me p''n
ople sought 70 be established vas the right OF seesoa
and the would be leaders could not cho ose II doNp'
SOUTHERN GOVERNORS.
Tue Governor Of Mississippi made rpeecn i1, WocN,
AAd . sentlemsn present informed the Aoone hI'oMN
ahat In rpeak ng OF pro ,able election nc TOLD Inc eo
Ole what he wouli 40 as the chief masstraIe Q, tne
sate He said that the wire which conveyed lne
eectrc fash that brought the inelgen;e OF Linoons
sctlou the instant should carry .ck MS procams
,lon conyeping the Legislature OF Mississippi, aud ne
warned them now II there were any members OF TIE lie
xature presen be prepared 10 Set ect ior tne capt.
~ q ,he state tho next minute "
Ms. sspp fortunate in having one OF her most gal
ami sons II the head OF state affairs IN this emergency
ne selma Gala Seri,nei represents Gov, Moore a
aax ing follow ing position IN ais Ate speech at Wait
BAlI-He open for dlsunion II Lincoln elected
~ believed Alabama prepared for resistance and
"a better hght for rights than 70 submit
x black republican degradation.