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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-20

with modification and shame obliged to oonfoss
that we can neither it down nor vote down. and
We tell our Southern friends frankly that they must here
afer take care of themselves. They can kill out Adolf
tousm in year IL they WILL but there Is only one way
they must starve it out.
In this city have three large manufacturing corpor
ations-the Stark the Amoskeag and the Manchester
All Of them, practically, Abolition concerns; yet all
Of them growing rich and impudent upon the prohts
of Southern trade. 1t hoped that the murderous
invasion of Virginia by old Brown and his gang OF vii
ans would awaken the people Of the North to the dan
ger, If not the disgrace Of the Abolition agitation IN
every FORM But il seems to have fired ianaticlsm with
frenzy and certainly there has been no time within the
last ten years when the manufacturers here have resort
ed to such infamous means to swell the Abolition vote
The vote in the incorporation wards, especially in the
first shows with what aacrity the managers responded
to the appeals Of the Republican committee by eoercing
their workmen TO vote the John Brown ticket
Our Southern friends are generous aud bearing We
have in this city fifteen hundred men who want so to
vote that the South shall understand do not wish to
interfere in any way with It's constitutional rights The
doctrine has been openly advocated here by the Adolf
ton press and Abolition orators that such men must be
starved out-must now be employed; and many an hon
est Democrat gentlemen Of the South, who works upon
the goods you buy, has been compelled to vote against
your rights and his own conscience under the penalty OF
dismissal And il is not long since that prominent at
taehe of the Amoskeag mills crep seahiy to the tower
of the City Hail. and toled the bell for the ignomnious
LIE aud death OF man VINO lhNAueu yVr 'efiV"y anu
murdered your people. These the men you patron
ze and hese are the who the strength you give
10 crush out every who is willing to respect your
rights.
The whole North has been flooded with the Helper
book The Republicans imbide its spirit and practise
its recommendations. 1t airms that mo man can be
true patriot without first becoming an Aboitions and
urges that business determinations shall be made against
every man who is not such This policy in force to
greater or less extent all the North; and if the
South has any respect for itself its Northern friends
it must meet this prescription in corresponding spirit
iii will spurn Abolition goods Of every character as
our fathers did the tea in Boston harbor it will bring
the Helperites to their senses in single year. Will 1t
do ity or will it continue to buy and scod and buy, until
its Northern friends are worried DUTY We repeat it can
cure our people of AboltOnism in single year, II it
willard make money by the process, too.
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LETTER FROM A vIRGINIAN.

Coz. William II. Gist:
DEAR Sm-I have this moment read your Message to
the South Carolina Legislature now in session. As a
citizen of Virginia congratulate you for the noble and
patriotic stand taken by you and about to be taken by
your gallant State in response to your highoned and
chivalrous suggestions
Virginia, in her sovereign political capacity, will OPP
pose Dsunion Secession Notification; but when South
Carolina strikes "for her affairs and her resides thou
sands Of Virgnas noblest will rush to her
Virginia blood and Virginia treasure will be bounteousy
thrown into the lap Of South Carolina.
Virginia will stand aloof for while in her character
istic way, awaiting "future developments" but she will
be forced into noble aud generous support of Southern
rights and Southern honor and when once TO- she will
so demean herself cause foes to trembe and
sue for terms.
The Breckenridge party all but unanimous for the
yindicaton Of Southern rights In the Bell and Douglas
parties already begin to suspicious changes to the
cause of Justice and equality The intelligence from your
State has begun re the Southern heart and the day
i no. distant when united South will declare its indie
peudence, aud maintain it before the embated hosts Of
an opposing world.
Truly md respectfully,
Your obedent servant,
JONI II. McCUE
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LETTER FROM DR. HAYES

The last brought letter from Dr. Hayes, the
Arctic voyager in which he speaks in the highest terms
of his little vessel and praises all his company as being
earnest men, thoroughly imbued with the spirit OF the
enterprise, and capable of performing the duties likely
to be required of them. In regard to the future he
says:
1.-The prospect Of success in penetrating the mid
die ice is promising, although the ice backward in
breaking up and owing to this fact our whalers did not
get through; but the souherly wind which has driven
US to the Greenland with such good speed has in all
probability broken up the ice hope for northeast
wind. If it comes the sea will most likely be cleared
and since have northward only from 724O to ~.
aud have nearly month to do it in have every
to expect the best possible results this season. Every
things depends upon my making good harbor this
summer
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NORTHUMBERLAND.
oFucE OF The Vino. November 10. 1850

LosDos Nov fhe general character the Loudcn Tobac
Market described circular OF the Sd umo has
tnued without material alteration 10 the time Advces
received during the few from districts In the
vhsre the harvesting had been completed bear the earlier
hnate Of the eay dImnishd yield OF the seasons
while within the few days reported that such
ton Of remained uncut ovsaken frost the night
not only Of raising expectations OF holders but Of confirming
them In their policy Of Awaiting hna developments be
fore bringing forward their Tobacco therefore,
actions have taken place. IN The MARKET Of sufficient magn
tude either call for special remarks enable give
practically accurate standard OF value by guoaons
ssmplng the recent arrivals has been In active progress but
10 OF the small quantity Of Western Strips placed
the MARKET purchases OF such have almost en rely
from the old SOCK which offered With apparently increased
oppoun Of closing sales better terms probably than
may be obanGble when manuac.u exendve
well desirable assortment 70 select n, m.
IS regards IN Import remark that 90 far
b Western strips and dry leaf turning In good cond
on and generally Of satisfactory quality for the purposes Of the
English while they coaain better proportion Of colory
Tobacco than furnished by previous crops
III sampog OF the virginia has done 70 limited
extent hut enough has been TO general impress
Of last years inpo't-ox Ltrs Co.
Stock on LIST Nov go. ..842l 1910 1878 3SII
Ditto period 80. 1888 143Q2 9,2O2 34Il
LvRPooL Nov 2Ths Liverpool Tobacco MARKET influenced
bv the alluded In the circular from Lon
don has been teraby active during the past month"; but without
excitement heavy single transactions AL classes OF buy
have taken supplies TO fair extent with advance 10 home
trade qualities, Of old stock, Of n whilst the newly
Piled supplies have been to great extent withheld from msk
under higher expectations The sales may be summed fol-
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TIE MARYLAND BAPTIsrs--The Maryland Baptist
Union Association commenced its annual sessions in
Washington, on Wednesday, the li,h instant large
number of delegates were present. and the proceedings
we're characterized by great harmony. committee Of
which the Rev. Dr. Richard Fuller Of Baltimore the
chairman, having been appointed to draft fraerna adj
dress and invocation to the Bapsts Of the land in view
of sectional discon,ents and their threatened disas
tiers, made report which adopted by the Assoca-
ton and ordered to be published for general circulation
The paper bresthes the spirit Of Christian sympathy
and patriotic ardor in behalf of the preservation Of our
National Union, with its countless blessings, religious as
we'll AZ civil
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SPEECH OF Mr.. YAScEY.--It has already been men,
toned that the Hon. Thos. Watts, Bell and Everett
politician, and the Hon. VIM. L. Yancey, addressed
large secession meeting at Montgomery Ala, on the
18th inst.
Mr. Yancey began by establishing the right Of SOW
ereign" State to withdraw from the Union, when the
terms of the contract broken; arguing that all
those States which had made laws obstrucling the
ton of the fugitive slave law had already nufed the
bond Of union. He advised convention OF all the
Gulf States the end that after separate State with
drawal, new Union might be formed, and Southern
Republic. He stated that the border States would not
Immediately secede but would act bulwark those
further South and that they bound themselves per-
nit no federal army to their territory. He stated
furthermore that the present administration conceding
the right OF individual States to secede would take
offensive measures and that the next Congress- having
democratic majority, would render such measures I'M
possible on the part of Mir. Lincoln.
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CENSUS or AUGUSTA COUNTY.

We are indebted to Robt ". Burke one OF the Depu-
ty Marshals TO take the census for the following
returns of this county: Whole population, 1905, Of
which O. 553 slaves, and Sos free negroes As
pared with the Of 1850, these figures show in
crease Of 52of which increase 300 slaves. 1t viii
thus be that notwithstanding the paintve appeals Of
demagogues to the decrease Of slave population in
Virginia. here in Augusta county there has been really
increase. We believe further that in Western vir
gina notwithstanding the extensive trade in this species
of property the result will exhibit that have
slaves than in lS5O.-Sidnhton Yindicator.
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A DougIa.ite View.

The Douglas State Central Committee Of Maryland, in
an address to the people Of that State attributes the cleo
ton Of Lincoln directly to the authors Of the division in
the Democratic party-,he seceders at Charleston aud
Batmore-and affirm that they alone justly RESPONSE
Bile for the uutoward result They therefore denounce
the leaders in that break up the Democratic party and
the 'wretched motives Of ambition, resentment or per-
sona interest that actuated them" This is sharp enough
They also deuounce Nufcation and Secession, in the
strongest terms aud affirm it to be the duty OF every
good citizen to acquesce in the legal result ola legal
election under the Constitution. They thus comment
upou the popular votes according to their representa-
ton:
ESQ far as we are in possession Of the returns Of the
recent election official and unofficial they present the
following results:
non,,os has received votes ,4s3
Bell $4,000
Thus showing Douglas majority Breckenridge so
far to be 5O4 lO9 votes about two and hall TO one,
which msio,ity in favor of Douglas the National Demo-
cratic nominee will be still further increased by the re-
turns yet to come.
And in the FIVE border States Of the Souh-Virgina,
Kentucky Missouri Maryland and Delaware the conser-
valve Union vote for Douglas and Bell together e1-
ceed the vote for Breckenridge or more than two
to one and will be still further increased by the fell re-
turns While Breckenridge has carried but three South
ern States by majority Of small as to deny the
popularity Of the principle he represents on the other
hand Douglas has received in many Southern cities and
towns where the Democracy has not hitherto prevailed
large msortes over the candidates Of the Seceders.
Ii Is also instructive to add that majority OF the pop
uar vote Of the South the number of 100000 least
has been against that candidate aud the sectional
principle which he made to represent under the al
legation of its necessity for the protection Of their pecu-
liar rights.
Thus has the authentic evidence of the ballot box de-
monstrated the folly aud outrage committed by set OF
deiautng delegates upon the credulous and the comb
ding to the ruiz of party that had trusted them with
the sacred duty Of maintaining it, aud under its beng
nant auspices the Union and Constitution of our coun-
try"
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VIZ UUb BL3 I,S3I hhd1
The limited sales made Western strips ranged from 20
SD and higher for retail selections Of choice quality but
with degree uneera
until the becomes fully tested In the meantime
these pretenons have already induced demand
part Hone Trade for owe- grades Of quality Few
sales have been made Of vrgins and We have yet
STAB ished prices
Upon the the market Il srosg and the asking prices for
the English quke whether eventually obtnable
not indicate very ssngune view OF the uureTx
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Rernedy for Abo!ItionIsm.

The annexed is taken from the columns Of the
Manchester IN. H. Union Democrat:
Our Southern friends have the remedy in their own
hands-tae only Iemedy-they must make Abolronism
eosly. We have done what We could TO arrest it but
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STATE VIRGINIA
Ala Court monthly session BEGUN and held for the county Of
House thereof Monday, the 2h
day Of November, In the year ls6O
Raereds dpensaton OF advise Providence who too
wise err good unkind Capt wM CowART who
was Of this Court has been removed BY the ruthless
hand Of deiih, from midst,
Thereto sOred That the Court and Bar tender to the fam
lily deceased wamest ymp ae In their bereavement
and rreparable loss. .
Resred That IN resolutions be spread upon ths OF
this Court the Clerk be directed forward copy thereof TO
the Richmond Wig Enquirer for publication, and
another copy the widow Of the deea<[H
Resrd That respect for the dsed the Court DO now
adjourn ..,, a.,
Copy-Teste. NJ. b. CRALLE, Oiefk.
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MARRIED.,

At Hamilton Place. Mauy county Tenn the residence Of Gen
j. Polk, Tuesday morning. Nov 18Th, by the Rev Dr. Piss
d. d assisted by the Rev Dr. Quotsrd, J. MENfCK WILLIAMS
Esq, OF Ne- Orleans, 10 Misc EMILY D0NELs0N POLK
At Greenfield Doenur county the 18th inst by the Rev
Vim Meredith, Dr. SAMUEL MEREDITH TO Miss LULIE only
daughter OF Henry NJ. Bovyer, Esq.
Charleston papers Please copy,
On Thursday Move 18th, by Rev Walker, at sems, the
residence Of Hon. James Mason, RANDOLPH HARRISON OF
Amph Cumberland County, vi-gnl,, and HARRIET B. eldest
da lghter late Col j. Hseman United States Army
City and Washington papers, please copy.
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Provisions-The marle. is quiet and prices are un.

Produce.-Sugar steady. Rice firm Coffee quiet
Spirits Turpentne steady at S4s 6da35s Rosin dull at
bs 4dabs 3D. on the spot, and 5s I'd to arrive.
London Adrkets.--There Is a full demand for money
but some doubt whether the bank will the rate Of
interest
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As viii be By the foIOSiag slip from that srineh
and conservative paper the Jo@r"a1 Of CoaNDsres Toe
report hat Mr. James HArpsr, member oil the hrn Of
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RICHMOND WING
TO CORRESPONDENCE.

VAC. ,,,,,,
a TaIsisa - al loa0 EandtaQ O &c % hROtcn 70 az,
sd so ~ 10 dsartsd 0 0otarv nossosseScss-
- sf1A liaes are cA1rged Jor a. Gdrcraeeasnss.
- "a stafs retra rejected ooul1e1tcdftcNs
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DOyE a. CO.'S COMPOUNH SYRUP SAHsA,
Every bottle warranted 10 contain the virtues O.
Ap poso " Wv 1--WE DOVE q 90, Druggists.
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nIEn.
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.


On Saturday afternoon, 17h ns Of dphera WILLIAM Full
TON sixth Of Pyion and Ann NJ Johnston In the seventh
year OF hlsAge
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UNPRECEDENTEDs sue.

u II
~ CESS The excementiD behalf Of Bakers Cele1rd
Premium Bers continues Virginia and
South ADD the demand for has become that the
Proprietor finds difficulty In suppying for Ague and
e without rival and have yet 70 learn
where they have failed check that nausest
oahsome disease when taken Ing 10 directions FOR
Dyspepsia Cholera Morous summer Complaint Toriy Of The
Liver, stomach and indigestion these Bers without
vA for Nervous Headache they have been known 10 cure
the voen, amer the best Ph,.cisns had then
hopeless No family where there cdres should
without them In the sprog and Fall months they Improve
the appetite and strengthen the system Being entirely free from
substances they be taken by both
at any time and all you need peasant
and effective medicine them andudge for yourselves Of their
virtues
prominent Druggists In the city Of Rehmnd
and elsewhere In Virginia and North Carolina Also by g. w.
Memphis, Team T. W. smiih Brandon, Miss syms
Provan New Orleans D. B. Miller. covnston, Ky C. siott,
Washington city D.. C.; Canhy ailpin Co. Baltimore; A.
Pahnestook Co., Philadelphia and Barnes Park, y order
hled BY Addressing X BAKER, Propreor
oc5 Richmond, Va
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WIN. II. PLEAsANTs, PRODUCE AND GENERAL
w COMMISSION MERCHANT, No 4, 18th 81 between Main
Gary Particular attention paid TO the sale OF
Tobacco Wheat Corn Flour Oats Ac Farmers who are dspos
shp thr will besuppled with bags on the sae
charged by Railroad Companies Co iynmens solicited
prompt having In connection with the store
formerly occupied taken the adjoining store vacated by
Mes H. sutton, and having IN own the two together
am prepared every description OF mtrehandEs a. well
conduct the produce ard general commission business In al lis
for the patronage OF my friends and the
LIZ connuanee ofthe no2O
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IINCURREvT MONEY.-we are taking today, at
u pa souh Carolina, North Carolina, and uneurent Virginia
BAus Notes either Ia payment In paymen for
G,ods dends customers and the public general
ly, TO give Us a call. ,.,.ox,,
no20 WI. WALLlCEtONS
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Second supply OF Splendid Il
SILKS, DRESS GOODS, &C.
WATKINS & FICKLEN.
RETAIL pKALKRsm

y
SILKS, DRESS GOODS, &C.
WATKINS & FICKLEN.
RETAIL DEALKSsn
D r Y q . . D s
lo9 MAIN ST, RICHMOND.
have selected with ea care and are receiving BY vao@
arrivals, second supply ofsupericr
DRY GOODS
For Autumn and Winter saisamons which win be Ouudh
CHOICEST DRESS sLS 10 ESho5RS xxflsos Por
rUoaix. Black and Gold,
MAGENTA. Black and Yachis,
i aauvF. sii. s: :ss se a. Gold
PEACH BLOOM Marguerite ard maseut.
the se .S We have .a
10 TRIvIISa AND MiDIUM DREss GOODS We have fresh
In We h.v. tn. L,or Pol.rrD and Patti Lace
HDR LACE hafS t White and
10 CL0Aks AND hANTILLAs, OF OUR OWN MANURAc-
.. and zouav. lyle add other Pau. patterns our
ooxrLKrr and prices def compoa Orders for style OF
NEW RIO CLOVIS various shades .eolopsd v..ls,.,
Our .soes Of supi MasaiN rasIr PLY AND rApEsrRY
and odss @ il quality and pes '''o 'e's0''
70 Wit. hi ;ip sSo ID
TABLE, pAMAsKs
LINEN sHEETINGs
Beached LONG CLOTHS,
riss, VA iGLIED GLorHs BLANKETS, BROWN oorross OF
sasusss and sstYs .s invite tss especial attention Of al
ednln. 'tshey vii hnd unusual advantages
Rolesak Buyers also supplied on III. b... ,.ru. and
prices guaranteed.
WATKINS YIcKLEN.
o 81 i"' ''' '''- way
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TIE JAPANESE,
THE GREAT kAsrERS.
II. r. H. THE PRINCE Of WALES,
De JOINyILLL
May aud 10 and be
FORGOTTEN,
But the ustre ebony backne the rich browns the natural
appearance the sensation Of pride aad pleasure produced by the
appit alton Of that harmless preparation
CRIsTADORO'S EXCELSIOR HAIR
DYE,
VIII unques,Ionaby bs gratefully
REMEMBERED
By all who use Il, inAsmuch a.
"A THING OF BEAUTY
Is A JOY F0aEVER"
Prepared No. Aston House, New York Sold everywhere and
applied by all Hzlr Dressers nos-dtwin
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Correspondence Of the Chronicle d Sentinel.
SPEECH OF HON. A. II. STEPHENS-IMAENSE
CR0WD-STATE CONVENTION.

LovISGsroS, Nelson county, Va.
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ask the ATTENTION Of dealrri 70 their auction sale o.
CJFF.s SUGAR M0LAssEs LIQUORS, &c, eormeneins at IL
0 CLOCK this mnrnlng vi hout regard 20 weather.
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VIRGINIA
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