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WILMINGTON MARKET.

AUGUST II, 1890
TURPENTINE-Sales yesterday afternoon ofl6t bbls.,
and this morning 200 do at 50 50 for virgin and yellow
dip, and 81 Ii for hard, per $50 fbs
SPIRITS TURPT-Further sales yesterday of $40 bbls.
at 351Sc gallon for straight lots. This morning 60 do.
sold at $3.50. for New York bbls. >,
No transactions reported in other articles-sosr.
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READ THIS.
PLANTATIONS FOR SALE.

TUVHE SUBSCRIBERS ARE DETERMINED, TO SELL
i their Plantations Little Fishing creek. in Warren
county, Lttleon The tracts of about 800 and
zoo acres respectively are contiguous and will be sold to-
geher separately The soil is we'll suited to the usual
crops of theounry and there is full proportion of good
creek and bTbeh low grounds. On the larger tract is
good Dwelling, Of eight rooms with suitable outhouses;
the other large Tobacco Barn. 0verseers Houes &c
Apply to j. D. D. H., on the premises.
W. HOOPER,
a J. d. B. HOOPER.
August IA, 1860 65-2m.
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FOR PRESIDENT:
JOHN G.. BRECKENRIDGE,
FOR VICE PRESIDENT:
GEN. 10 LANE,
OF OREGON.
ELECTO
FOR PRESIDENT AND NONRESIDENT.
For the State at Large
Districts {:
OF KENTUCKY

ALFRED NJ. SCALES, OF RocKINGHAM.
EDNGRAHAM HAYWOOD, OF WAKE.
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JUST RECEIVED.

Ok BBLS. FAMILY FLOUR - =.
~eJ Also prime lot of Goshen Butter, in large and
small packages
Also lot of picked and smoked Salmon, and picked
Beef Tongues. 49,
For sale by
W. ROBT. ANDREWS.
Raleigh, c., April ID, 1850. Soft
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Just RECEIVED AT W. n. ANDREWS,
- fine lot Of n c. Cured HAMS sals0; al Sfceiient
lot OF Canvass HAMS; also superior article Of Lard
Jury zlss, isoV ST. =
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FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
A HORSE AND BUGGY-THE latter ALMOST
"A new. ard will be sold separately If desired. The
Horse of Black Hawk blood color black handsome Stylish
free mover. Time-until LIST of Janua-y gwen.
Apply at this Office sis-tI5~5 -.s--
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The silent testimony Of quiet conscience is Of
far greater value than riches
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lust RECEIVED, 4 Bills. FRESH. AkRs
- At the sI,sF5 - 60 OAK CITY, HllljEE 3 .
Raisgh, April "a, 1850. q. S IS g M 1
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Members Elect to the Legislature, 1s6O.'61.
%. for Opposition-D for Democracy
SENATE.


DBT. -.
l. Pasquotank and Perquimans- s. 8. Whedbee, o.
2. Camden and curritnck--B. F. Simmons, D..
3. Gates and Chowan--Mills FL Eure, o.
4. Tyrrel and Hyde-Jones Spencer, o.
b. Northa..pton-J.M. S. Rogers, D.
6. Hertford-Joseph B. Slaughter, O.
Z. Bertie-Davd Outlaw, o.
8. Martin and Washington-J. R. Stubs, O.
9. Halax-M. G. Whitaker, D.
10. Edgcombe-H. T. Clark, D.
IL. Pitt j. Blount O.
II. Beaufort Frederick Grst, O..
10. Craven-N. H. Street. D.
A. Carterct and Jones-M. L. F. Arendell, O.
To- Greene and Lenoir-James P. Speght, D.
lG New Hanovcr-Eli W. Hall, D.
II. Duplin-James Dickson, D.
u.s. Onslow-L. w. Humphrey, D.
49, Baden, Brunswick and Columbus D.
Taylor, d.
90 Cumberland and Harnett-Duncan Shaw, D.
q. Sampson-Thos. |. Faison D.
%. Wayne-Wm. K. Lane, D.
o. Johnston-J. W. B. Watson, D.
"a. Wake-Moses A. Bledsoe D. ~
25. Nash-A. j. Taylor, d.
2G. Franklin Washington Harris D.
81. Warren-T. J. Ptchford, D.
%. Granville-C. Fl. X. Taylor d.
90. Person-C. S. Winstead, D.
so. Orange-Josiah Turner, jr., O.
81: Aamance and Randolph Worth, O.
80. Chathaui-W. G. Harris, D.
80. Moore and Montgomery-C. W. Dowd, 0.
81. Richmond and Robeson-Alfrcd Dockery, o.,
IS. Arson and Union-S H. Walkup o.
SO. Guford-John NJ. Morehead, O..
81. Caswe-Bedford Brown d.
So. Rockingham-F. L. Simpson, D.
80. Neutrality-suspicious. Walker, D.
40 Cabarrus and stanly-V c. Barringcr, O.
A. Rowan and Davie-J. G. Ramsay, y.
A. Davidson-John w. Thomas, O.
49, Stokes and Forsyth-Jesse A. Waugh, D.
A. Ashe, 4.leshaney, Watauga and Yadkin-Jos.
Dobson d.
As Iredell, Wilkes and Alexander-L. @. Sharpe, O.
46. Burke Mcdowell & Caldwcll-W. w. Avery, D.
At. Lincoln, Castor and Cataw5a-Jasper Stowe, D.
4S. Rutherford, Polk and Cleaveand-A. W. Bur.
ton D..
40. Buncombe, Henderson, Madison and Yancey-
Marcus Erwin, D.
So Haywood Macon, Cherokee and Jackson-Wm
H. Thomas, D.
majority 10 At last Session-Democrats 32 Op
position IS. Nett Opposition gain just one.
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For Douglas TO beat Lincoln.

An old Buchanan Democrat remarked to us
the other day, that he did not like some things
Mr.. Douglas has done, but said he, Douglas has
always been Democrat, and | am for him,
now, because he is the only man that can beat
Lincoln. Another gentleman, warm Breck-
nrdge man, said, Il intend voting aud wor-
king for Douglas, because I want Pennsylva-
ma thrown against Lincoln, so as to get the
election into the House, when Breckenridge,
think, viii have the best chance
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Fs EGlSTER'S NOTICE.

All persons INTERESTED
are hereby notified, that the following named
accountants have filed their accounts in tie Re-
glster's Office, OF Bedford County and that The
same will be presented TO the Orphant' Court
IN and for SAID county, on Tuesday the 4th day
OF September, npxt at the Court House, in Bed
tord, for confirmation
!. The account OF John D. Perdew. adm'r..
ofthe Estate Of Mary Perdew, late Of SouthamE-
ton tP., decd.
,. The account OF Daniel Dehl, Guardian OF
Juliana Hillegas, and OF the minor children OF
Andrew Turner, lac OF Harrison tp., decd.
3. The account of Abraham Blackburn and
Joseph Griffith, Ex'rs OF the last will SC, Of
James Moore, late of St. Clair township, de-
ceased.
+. The first account of David L. RepIogle.
and John l.. RrPoge, Executors OF the las,
will &c, OF Rinehart Repoge, late of South
Wood5sFTy tp., decd.
>. The account of Samuel Smith, Executor
Of The last will, &c, of William Smnh, late Of
Bedford tp., decd.
8. The account OF Daniel B. Horn and Johu
A. Burns, Executors Of the last will Sc. Of
Echort Horn, late Of Junlata tp., decd.
I. The account Of John Sparks, ESQ. Ex'r..
Of the last will &C., of Daniel Buzzar4, late u
West Providence tp., decd.
Registers Otice, S. II. TATE,
Bedford, Aug 10. Register.
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Hear an CID Whie

Ex-Governor WAsunNGToN HuNr, OF New
York State, formerly the leader Of the New
York Wings, and in 1886, an able champion Of
Mr. Fillmore caase, has written scathiag
letter to Horace Greeley, on the subject of thr
Presidency. Cav. Hunt is supporter Of DlF.
Bell, but is willing 10 unite with the Dougas
men in order to dyl-a, Lincoln He thus tat%s
off the Black Republican candidate for Fiee
President, Mr. Hanlln
"When you ask old Wings TO support Mr..
Lincoln, you also invite them to accept Mr..
Hannibal Hamiin Do you forget that be vo-
Ted to annex Texas. to repeal the Tariff of 10 !;
that be denounced It as the ''black Tariff, ''thc
British SYSTEM and 'sthr bill OF denominations, .
aud hat be actively opposed all bills for the
Improvement Of rivers and harborss"
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Another For YgeIV

Ia our issue Of the ga December last, in an
article on Judge Black, we took occasion TO
speak OF the conservatism Of Pennsy yIvania.
using the following language
at is this that makes Pennsylvania Ihe Key
stone of oar political arch not the number Of
her popuIation-lor sectional and lactionaI
New York exceeds her on that score-not her
wealth Of mines aud forges and manufactories-
not her cities and commercial marts-not her
railroads and public ,horough-iarss it Is her
position as the great 5reakwater between
ianaticaI extremes, her Office as the conservator
Of the peace between sections einbittered against
each other BY the schemes of crazy theorists,
political demagogues and ofice-hunung knaves.'
The name Of Stephen A. Douglas was not
mentioned in this article, and get in Jor1an's
Inquirer Of last week, it Is COPIED and the
words ''jike Stephen Il. Dougils," inserted
Immediately after The word kaaUes, making the
last sentence read, .'poiitica demagogues and
otfce-hun,ing knaves (i'ts Stephen 4. Doug
ias'') This DELIBERATE FORGERY has
been committed to make Democrats believe
that we formerly called Mr.. Douglas dema-
gogue and knave. An editor that could
perpetrate such diaboica trick, in order to
misrePresent cotemPorary, is worthy only Of
being at the head Of Ia Black Republican newspa-
per. He would cheat hls own brother pick
the dimes out of dead mothers reticule rob
hen-roos aad sell the chickens to the owner
or do any thing else that is too low and vile for
any common rascal to be guilty Of. How can
anv man believe him :
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The Difference.

Some of the devoted admirers OF hir, BgcHAN-
AN, argue that lnasmuch as be IS opposed 10 Mr..
DouGLAs, ali his friends ought TO BE-. We have
always sustained the public measures ol Mr..
BucnANAv, nor do we now abate one jot or ut
lie Of what we formerly said in favor OF those
measures. But when We come 10 choose De-
tween Mr.. BUcHANAN's preference for President
and the nominee Of the Democratic party, We
make choice Of the latter. Mr.. BUCHANAN has
the right to oppose the Democratic nominee If
lie plrases, but he has not the right 10 dictate to
the people Of the United States for whom hey
shall cast their votes, Such dtctatlon would bs
worthy only OF despol The President is the
servant OF the people, not their master Indeed
Mr. BUCHANAN has said in recent midnight
speech, that Democrats are at liberty TO vote
70, either Mr. DouGLAs or Mr.. BRgcKINRlDGE.
Consequently he has abaolvej his friends from
all obligation, on his account, TO vote for Breck-
inridge. According TO his own language, we
can be as much his friend IN supporting DoU-
GAS as IN supporting Breckinrdse. The tor
sl.-r friends of Mr.. Buchanan, therefore, will b
perfectly consistent IN giving their support tc
Mr. DorGGAs
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Hoy about reoon,nton 2

Dear reader, the Democratic Convention at
Rsadinr. nj March last, buried Lecompton.
Senator tIIsler, on the part Of the Admips;ra-
ton. performed the duties oi sexton, and Mr..
Montgomery, on the part Of the Anti-Lecomp-
ton Democrats, preached the funeral sermon.
Douglas was forgiven by the friends Of Mr. Bu-
chaaan, and Old Buck was taken to the arms OF
,at. erswhile estranged Anti-Lpcomptonhes.-
far iansily quarrel was settled Douglas and
Eaclauan were recognized, each by the snpPor-
tsrs at the other, as in equally good standing in
the Democratic church. What has happened
slnce then, that the Democrats of Prnnsy ylvania
canngt consistently support Douglas for Presi-
dent Isit possible that the ietd carcass Of
old Lpcomplon has been dragged from the grave
where Bisler and Montgomery placed IT,
What hungry dog, ''nongrel, puppy, whelp, Or
hound, has dared 10 dig from their repose. the
bloody bones Of be deiunct monster Ay, the
dead body Of bat dead and blurred issue, has
5-sn un-arthed by the sacriIegiaus claws Of
Black Republican ours and Secession blood
bounds Tisp have caused lhe rafting among
It's dry bones. Yaey have Reproduced its life
less CORPSE n the political arena. Between
them 5e ne warfare OYER lis ashes. Upon their
heads D. the consequences. Let Democrats dis
regard their shfleks aud u!uIations, and 60
straight ahead for DOUGLAS, the UNION and
the CONSTITUTION
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Local and miscellaneous.

49,. STA BE BURNED.-On Sunday morning
last, between The hours ofthree and fur o'clock
The citizens our goodIy borough were reused
from their 5IumbeEs 5y a red glaze in The Eas-
tern end OF the town, and 1t was soon discover
ed that the stable on The lot occupied by MIR.
James Curboy and owned by \. Lyons, Esq,
was on fire and fast burning 10 the ground
The excited population repaired in all haste 10
the scene OF the confagraion and soon saccee-
dsd in surrounding the burning building. We
life. Here and there bucket of water could
be heard sPIashing on some nrighboring root,
and4o save iioe barbecue, some halt roasted
pigs were let ont of az adjoining stye, but save
this, and the cracking Of the flames, sabbath
stiffness pervaded the whole scene. No sound
OF creaking engine-no loud halioo OF hurry
ing 6remen-no rattling OF buckets along the
serried lIne-ail, all was hushed aud calm
The ladies' TOO were out en masse, httiag
about in hoopless tenuity, like spirits of
an az gone by. And, this, doubtless, was the
cause OF the singular silence Of the men.-
Thunder-struck with the sudden sleaderaess
Of femiuinhy, the noise was completely knocked
out OF them. Like Rip Van WiDlile, Of old,
they, DOUBTLESS, imagined that they had slept
themselves into new era, in which women
were women and not wbaIebone. Quietly
the fire burned itself out-quietly the ladies re-
turned to their closets and their crinoline-
and quietly and soberly the men sunk back
to the beds they had SO suddenly deserted
Loss unknown.
-. Our old friend, john JAMlsoN, Esq, OF
Shade Gap, Huntingdon CO., is now running
daily line of coaches between this place and
Holidaysburg. We heartily recommend this
route 10 persons tvlsiting Bedford Springs, as
| safe, easy and cheap. Mr.. Jamson's coaches
are roomy aad comfortable and his drivers
careful andaaen.iye. The travelling communi-
T ty are respectfully requested to try him.
=. On our return from a recent visit to
| Harrisburg, we took occasion TO drop in on
the goodly burghers OF the pleasant borough Of
Mflntown. During our brief visit (which
lasted about three hours) it was our good for
tune 80 make The acquaintance of Brother
GREER, of the Junia True Democrat, to whom
attentions. Mr. Greer publishes a neat and
sprghtly newspaper, and is doing good service
in the cause OF Democracy in Juniata county.
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The "Snlit, 8

The enemies OF the regular nominee, say
that Douglas was the cause of what they de-
nominate the "spht' in the Democratic party.
This is not true. Mr.. Douglas opposed the
Leoompion Constitution because he believed
that It was not the act and deed Of the people
Of Kansas, and because the people were not
allowed 10 vote upon, it as whole, as the
Democratic party declared 10 1886 they should
be. Mr. Douglas differed from Alr. Bucban-
an on question OF fact, and when the Lecomp-
ton Constitution was sent back TO the people OF
Kansas, they Uoted ii down by 10000 majori-
sy, showing that M. Douglas was right IN re-
gard to the question of fact In common With
many other Democrats, We sided with the
President on the Lecompton question, but when
the people of Kansas voted 1T down, we saw
tba, Mr.. Douglas was right, and ever since
then, we have not had word to say against
him MIR. Douglas contending for the right
should not have caused 'split'' in the party,
nor would there have been any "split," had
not the President made the Lecomp,on issue a
tes, Of Democracy. Had Mr.. Buchanan sent
the Lecompton Constitution to Congress, as he
did the Wyandotte Constitution the last session,
without q word OF recommendation, or con-
demnat,on, the Democratic party would be a
unit to this day
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Form, Clubs.

Our DemocEaic friends IN the various bor-
oughs and townships, should 90 % work at once
10 organize clubs. We have a Governor, aeon
gresham, State Senator and Members OF the Le-
gislature 10 elect, aod Important county Offices
to fill, for all Of which our prospects are as fair
as ever they have been, and all that is wanting
to render success certain, is organization and ac-
tiv,ty. In our discussion Of the Presidential
question, let Us not forget that the triumph Of
our local ard State tickets, is the stepping stone
to success IN The Presidential election. Let us
elect HENRY d. FOSTER, in October, and
we will Be able 10 carry Pennsylvania il No
vember. Organize your clubs, then Let there
be Que in every township, and ii needibe, in ev-
cry school district 10 the county. Democfats OF
Bedford county We appeal to you by aIl
your former victories, by he Iave you beer Tor
your principles, for your country, by every
consideration which binds Us together IN Poiii-
cal brotherhood, 70 rouse yourselves for the
work
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That Letter,

Ia 1898, after Judge Douglas had made his
celebrated speech against Lecompton, when ne
had gone back TO Illinois 10 run against Abra-
ham Lincoln for I. 5. Senator, u JOHN C.
BRECKENRIDGE ,oJote letter 10 the Demo
crats Of Illinois, IN a0hici he urged them to
Uote Jor Douglas, and to re-eiect him TO The
Senate. -EQ THE oficeholders were fighting
Douglas then, just as they are dong now
Mr. Breckinridge then considered Douglas a
good Democrat enough, and recommended his
election, IN spite Of the oice-holdeTs. Mr.
Douglas was reelected, beating Mr.. Lincoln,
and he has sustained the,Nalonal Administration
ever since. Il Douglas was good enough for
Breckenridge then, why isn't he good enough
NOW
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HeuEY .. Poster.

The prospects tor the elecIon Of our gallant
candidate for Governor, are getting brighter
every day. A letter from Old Brrks ;Oiorns
Us that that old citadel the Democracy will
roll up at least 1000 majority for Gjm. In the
Eastern part Of the State, tue Bell men will
support him, and we can look for stunning Fos-
ter majordies in that region. In the VeA,
Foster will reduce the Republican maorities
handsomely, his personal popularity there being
great The C0rln is bound to tan
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TZot one Diss

Every man OF the Pennsylvania delegation
to the Baltimore Convention, was present when
STEPHEN a. DOUGLAS was declared the
unanimous nominee Of the Democratic parry
Not one Of them disseatel. May ot them
wao had always refused to vote ior Nj. Dou-
gas, arose in their places aud endorsed bis nom
nation. All Of them remained in the Conren-
ton till after the appointment OF The National
Committee, when the Convention was ready 10
adjourn. None Of them eper seeded, a few
Of them, who were otHce-holders, afterwards
met with the Sycessionlsts. And yet, it as
claimed that the disorganizns candidate 5 to be
placed on par in Pennsylvania, with the reg
ular nominee. M2desty, where Is thy blush
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No Endorsemen

Neither the regular National Democratic
Convention which nominated blr. Douglas,
nor the bogus concern which nominated Mr.
Breckinridgs, passed any resolution endorsing
the Administration. Mr.. Buchanan's name
was no; mentioned IN either them. We say
this with regret, because Mr.. Buchanan has
douv many things for which he deserves praise
His settlement OF the Mormon question, Of the
Paraguay difficulties, his foreign policy general
Iy, and his protection OF our frontiers against
Indian depr-daiions, have done his administra-
ton great credit. 10 these things he should
haze bren endorsed. But both Conventions
threw him overheard without cerpmony.-
Those who support Brecknridge. therefore, are
no more endorsing the Administration than
those who support Douglas. In fact the very
RsAlsends OF MIR Buchanan, are those who
IS stand by the regular nominee ofthe party.
Whenever a man tells you that in order 70 en-
dorse the Administration you must 90 for
Breckenridge, set him dowL as a Black Re
publican, fan old Played-ou, fossiIized politician,
or a personal enemy Of Mr.. Douglas.
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George 3. Amich, Wss}lsr Akers, Israel
Bennett, Samuel Be,ahlmeG Of T., James Cess
oa ESQ, Peter De.emorp, Joha Eersh6errer.
Oliver Horton, Dewa!t Hzrsbbegser, Reuben c.
Hljnes JOSEPH IcEes, Peter Imlrr, Adam Tckes
Josiah Rooms, John lowry, Samuel Logan, Mar
lin Mowry, Abraham Morgert, Joseph Moore,
John McClrary, Lewis Putt. James Patton, Jo-
sah Ruchev, Nathan Robson, Jacob Roads,
Henry Rrimund, Thomas P Studsbaker, George
Slger, Solomon Steel, VIM. Spidle, Daniel Sams,
Nathan II. Wright, Samuel Working, Wm. C..
HBsgaIveg, Michael WeyaHd.
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Badly cut I'd.

The Opposition are just. now divided iuJo
two intensely hostile wings-;he one support
ing Lincoln and the other Bell, for President
Ali the old Know Nothings who still believe
in the doctrines of that defunct Farty, are for
Bell. Ex-Pgesident Fillmore is about to stump
New York state for Bell Crittenden, Of
Kentucky, is about 10 do the same thing a
that state. In Philadelphia, the Bell men have
nominated flII City Ticket. and have already
Pot forth Candidates for Congress N three Of
the i've Districts. Hon Edward K ing, an able
man, is the nominee in the first H. n, Fuller,
IN the Second and J. B. Robinson in the
Fourth. The friends OF Bell calculate on
polling 100000 votes in this state, which will
be amply sufficient to beat the Rqi-sPitter.
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Treachery IN High Places.

4 crisis IS upon the Democratic organization,
which requires the ssatinej upon the watch
tower to be sleepIesa IN hs vigilance. Some OF
those whom the Democracy formerly trusted,
have openly gone over to the enemy, aud 9TH
ers still luFk, as;assn-ijke, 10 oar ranks, ready
At any favorable moment 10 str'k- the coward
blow. Beware OF men Who like JOHN HiCk-
MAN, OF Chester, have iausHe4 upon ta7 Ia
yors OF the Democracy Beware Of o!fce- hol-
ders and ptace-huaters They are working tor
their hire puce is upon their heads, and
they must oppose DOUGLAS, OF lose their Of
fees. The attempts OF such men TO inlurs The
Democratic nominee, should be d,sregardrd.--,
In order to save their salaries, they will even
descend to fasehood and ytuPeraion. They
wiIl even Ayou tue uonstrous untruth that
Douglas, the AvoJjie Of the Democratic masses
and Tor twenty years an honoFed leader IN our
party, IS a Black Republican IN disguise :
Shame Shame That We are thus called
apon to warn Democrats against men whom
they and we assisted 10 Put in Office,
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THc SOUTHERN ELECTIONS. s.-BRGcEINRIDGE
DEFEATED IN HIS owN SrATE.-North Carolina
has gone Democratic. Kentucky elects LESLIE
CooABs, the Bell candidate, by large majority
over McCLAKrY, the Breckinrldge candidate
How are the mighty fallen When Breckln-
ridge can't carry bis own state, which last year
gave 10000 Democratic majority, what use is
there IN voting for him IN Pennsylvania = As
far as heard from, Missouri elects two Douglas
Democrats to Congress, with fair prospects OF
the whole delegation beng for Douglas. The
contest for Governor in this State is between
the Bell candidate and the Douglas nan. The
Breckinridge nominee is far behind.