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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-08

sTAVsG OF NJ stN NUEkAs ~
CITY 4 COUNTY OF NEW fOitk.
Personally appeared before nie tis Elth Jay ol
and Richard l.. Haydoch, Secretary, OF HE Seen-
ritN Fir, nsat.tnes Cunlrtny, of the t5ty %! New
York ard srVeray affirmed that be within st.if-
uaut l., th.ia subscribed Is CORRECT and 90 the
best az their knowledge ard hcitet
A'THoS. H. TJiORNEEhs
s.. Commissioner for the state OF Indiana
in New York.
Ta:s Company has emilied wifi the ta@of in-
iaa.s T,eerIiin;. fnan1-tnee CDmpauins, aud Is pre-
pared ~ take risks JIM ute CITY pi kNallSNlllTahh
Vtii,le,i.,B;sh c0ruiy, Id .
R.,syEs ....-- f.t.. 81 Main street.
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Az dry beg leave Ia inform their friends and III
pubic ia general, that they prepared to dc ah
kinds Of
- MACHINE AND FINISHING WORK,
and every thing aplertaining TO the Foundry bust
aes1 They are Misunderstanding STEAM EEGISEs ANp
BaiLfRs Of any size aud power Tequired. Saw Mi
Machinery and aili GctriHg Of any size; Disttl-
ieT.y and iling Machinery, Tobacco screws, Guln-
iaius Maciiufs, Tlirasbiug Machines, Malt Mills,
iIoripo wcrs, tofnsheilerx d achinery 81 all kinds
made and rcpairtd. Iron and Brass Castings OF
every description, Iron Honsefrons, Cellar GRATIS
e. Cooking aud Heating Stoves Of the latest i'm
utsyyed patteIais; hollow Mare, Dog Irons, &c.
BREW Frs, DISfILLERSs REcfIFIFlsS, 81,
Supplied with every description Of topper ana
Sliaet Icon work brewing Kettles, Hefrigerators.
ATtent,.iators, Sparges. Stillheads and Worms on
ailm proved principle CoitIofs for Alcohol stillz
Ypast jugs, Calls, SyPions. Acss Copper Lead and
Iron Pipe; Copper, Brass aud Iron Pnmps Of every
Sarirty fT be,,r, spirits, oil, de- Brass Cocks and
Nal, -, Steam Whistles, ds.
GorB nen sent to All parts to ft mp work and DO
rei,airs on STRAIN Boilers, Copper aud Sheet Iron
Work DE. = -h - = =
OLD METALS BOUGHT.
They are dealing ia aud selling Aliens Imposed
Steam Gauge, Wrought Iron welded Pipes and Tu-
bina, Hiram Hopkins Improved Smut Machine
stephen Hughes Flour SeparatOrs German bolt
iue Cloth Gum Elastic Relting, Packing, Hor--, de-
ct the hest kina; TiHpaie, Sheet Iron, Block Tin
Pig Iron, Babit hstai, SPelter, Fire Brick.
They have every faciiity of the best Machinery
and uprk ineD, and viii give al work entrusted 20
them. their individual attention, flling orders
promptly waTTanting their work. and are satisfied
win reasonable tiriess.
~ Oftiee aud Sale Rooms, No. 60 Main street,
f"uhie. - Boiler Yard aud Machine shop on Poe
street, between First aud Second Streets Evans
vile, Indiana. d"ef
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e. ,F'eBdrich Sc Brothers.

4. 'f'eDdrIcb &c Brothers,
Would respectfully inform the citizens of Evans
siIs and vicinity that they have larger stock OF
Tobacco, lSsgdrs, Si4uf, Pipes, and GermaR
-lfff iSa,ohilg To4stceo s
Than -any. two. establishpanis at our principal
sities.
IoisIs aud store keepers, lo's 70 your interests.
i.v5c purchasing fI4e~ b@'e, please examine our
i,re assert ictft, Win Ia We iieds ourselves &" sell
i, tn lowest KaiiuIotr prices, and ehrapcr than
ga. J J.. ,ght ~ Cincinnati or ioerss iile; an We
arb n, thai yon shah riil and nudge fof yoursriteS.
w ,iirf any the t,,y3 81 wholesale at retail.
tits tsJbI net al thSsvelf Eewn
,,y trtisive Baitiulurcs F,4barro Warehouse "a Jos
r. nlri,-hA' hrss., No. 10 Forest street.
~ FEN DIR a BROS,
Main IT , i.lonr above FIRST,
urtSt s. ENtasAiIlc' ihh-
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- Esg.S.sa.S< 90 SHE .To.N-st g.
6 e Hittr.lI niotlieTa are nov paying twenty Two
and half ceats, current money for Spanish and
Mexican quarters t7St
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SsI -, q ~ Ss9sss1
- D.5-5sS - e & F:ASsS con kr.9-S-g>.-
u = NEW ARIA NtsEM EMIT.
'rhp ADAMs EXFEFss COMPANY respectfully
Oounco to their friends nd patrons the pub.ic cf
fv.susvilic aud vicinity si,t, With iherss iAriIi-
ties Tor the transportation. of
FRETG n y, "a e u 4 q rs.
~ 10 4 { N y 4 G & u l. rs,
They solicit cDefiliUanre Of FORMER EsNurs. be-
lrcal tIksn the ,alrriIoi, 81 Bills, bralis
&otea, ava! She transportation al sasll 't.d valuable
PACKAGE.
All persons ~tshiltg 10 avail he 1efvcs Of tlie Ia
cilitcs 81 thu Express, obtain Any desired infor
nation 81 gc.gsHCe 10 the routes and "details at tho
business, AT their phi"e First street, between
Main aSsA Locnst. opposite the Post Office
de ~ e. H. FISH. Agent.
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GEola.k fi!'tI-N itid irk'.~ lsl.asns,iy ~ 40,
s,,nn. b. .,l -.is, i,,.r~ that in the qntiiy ',d
sisfr II at- s..t+. h.,ittrs hinSaiihe canh"t iT
.-Ncril,sI a.. FAt. -i le tunni al the f9ih't 80
S-..s,a sa,A si...u rirJ~ here tia. 'h"lcesi i"'-
ts,ss ala Slils r,try d--t ripton cti' Is "iaIiE
NJ on the i.e., III teynts
Isel4sir iue done With nsatuess enc dispatch
fscond- hand Harness always On hand lel
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H E5g NTGOVALx

~ respectfully infor their friends and the pub
lie generally, that they have removed theif oiico
and store - eir building first street, three
ti1yrs ai,.ve Pine street, the foundry, whore
they v ilI be- bio 10 give more prompt attention
10 th,. orders Of their customers. large lot Of
stoves will lie sold out at RETAIL at wholesale prices
III oricr to close ont the stock.
dec5 -s H.- kRATH q tEiLmAh
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Bank sucks shares Bank camnerce
"+ ~ L. AW'n EN. Eank
q loo Bans New York
II =" b'k n. Amiica
2ilsli par v:,l. sci Jod~ olth aa,Taf .
Temporary Loans s,eurediy ll,WS l. =
Coupon Eunds tsd - shi.n's Rr.f'iiie
i--t,h g., ,s,s,.,e tss.,,.fi, ~ ,snn o.
Bonds aui sIOrtagea being fitst eii- %eio io ~
I,,,,i,,u,s ,t,r,lI,.,etI ..-......... .:,syul 81
A.sg-S.,l las. on I.,lid- s,.d 81 .sSHe"+ &
s.-.,.,,,,rv l. ANS. ............. G,T,A -
t..lr. a.. fran, ~ ~
rtl .................. $50 sol ST.
tlldfai Sfucs, ...-.. N'"'''u't ~
.s.,r,,l.s - > ............ ,fl.ssgi So fsl
-.-------Sjtts9l ST.
trgiffF .H,sEPH WALKER. I,re<'t
r. l.. n slst't. t4s,retary. .f-fA
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STEAMBOATS,.
REGULAR PACKETS.


N,E-rS-n sH-4LAE, E'.sDgt.sks, .s-s-1
GER rAChET, CHARLEY ROWEH, stlz7fLtS3
DExrsR, Master, leaves Evansville -
Tuesday and saturday, 1T II O'Clock Al, arrIv-
ing at padEcah at o'clock, A. NJ, Cairo at
" e'c!ock.i "a, Wednesday, and saturday. Ee-
turning, leaves Cairo every Wednesday ami sunday,
at 7 O'Clock. p. n, and Snth!and every Thursday
aud Monday, at O'Clock. q. al. connecting, -
Evansviil" with the Evansville and Charlottesville
4. H., and Packets for Green River AlS", con-
Meeting al SuatlIaud with diumbufltu Eis.T Tick,
cts at Cairo, with Memphis, New orleans sitsi st
Lonis Packets.
Tickets c,d be obL,,oea on board iie i.satf-r all
Esstsrn Cites ..T " 1854 - zzei.ts3
TV:s.v.sD- EEEE .s.e'A P.zDUC-s8
M P A X Il T-The fine steamer CO.
DUNBAR. ems: Fowler, master, zsfi ,
leaves Evansville every MONDAY - -
Wednesday, and Friday, Y O'Clock NJ. Leaves
Padncah every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday,
at O'Clock A. M. Connecting at Evansville with
the Evansville aad Charlottesville Railroad fOF all
points North and East with packets for Louisville
Green, and Wabash rivers. At P;tducah With pack
cts fer ST Louis New Orleans, and the Daily Mail
boats faI Cairo, Nashville, and Teunessee river
Lss business promptly attended, ayi charges for
freight and passage, same AS charged by the regu-
lar packet. Through bills If laliug given to New
Orleans and all points on the Tennessee and Cum
l.eriand rivers augIS
d, OF SGz{TT G.dRR0LT0.N' .S.t'xs
n POND RIVER. TT be elegant
passenger steamer LUE EAVES, Uzaf.e,
McDoNALD, Master, TAYLos, Clerk, - ,azL:a -
will make regular tri-weekly trips 70 South Car
roltua and Pot1 River, leaving Mondays,
Wednesdays dal FFidaYs
For freight on passage, Apply on bead de:btf
FOR WABASH RIVER
sEx90G.sR W:s8as8 4.gcaE~-
He H. aud Iight draugirt 80.
steamer MASONIC GEM, P1.sbnry -sts-I4s.iff
Muster, Mcdonald Clerk, VIII -
TeGuktF trips between Evansville aud Mi Carmel,
during the season.
For freight or passage Apply on board. j'nslu
HREGNL.RH E.EEazsEs Ey-sAe.y SSg
IA Packets Tho Gno light ,fyas.
dranght sieaIner ,sylstn-kst y
81. III Dome
LEWIS DAVIS, Master ...--.... MN NJ. LIST. Clerk
Leaves Evansville Saturdays, at IL O'Clock.
Leaves HutsoDyiiIe "l Wednesdays, AT II o'clock
f sfElfT9gbILzrl, S SGa1S.1'
Hade 50 arCh ebs
I JOHN MeCLAlS.--..-. Master
| Leaves Evansville on Wednesdays, at u O'Clock.
Leaves HutsomviIle Saturdays, at II oaoIpcl.
IssJ- These two heats viii rub regularly during
the season, connecting ut Iiufspnsilie with tl1S
! Hutsonvile, Terre Hantei aud Lafayette Packet
| MASONIC GEM.
Freight and Passengers receipted through 10 all
! points.
Passengers and Shippers may rcfy upon the regn
arity Of these boats 4 II orders and business eB
i trusted to them will be promptly attended to-
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H1V.g.V'sD-EAEB .s.e.U Pm UC-FH
~, OGx sGUTH G.a R10ET0.V. .s.S.Es

- VEa q
n POND RIVER. Tho elegant
passenger steamer LUE EAVES, | Hzc,f.e5'
McDoNALD, Master, TAYLog, Clerk, tl-i.a 49,
will make regular tri-weekly trips 10 South Car
roitua and Poti River. leaving on Mondays,
Wednesdays dAi Fridays.
For freight on passage, Apply u hoaed. 'lelDtf
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Uth.r sizes made "a order
.lef5- gLINps uf all size.f u,t.le e. otter. t
skt5- DOORS other ttan regular sizes hand, or
Es4fsie on siiort notice.
s1ols snunided t. order l,uitdeTs slreId, ii pos
s.tss~ MAXI. thelr Frames regular siys they
. ss..s Ie. supplied tiuRe--
.t-ss,p, Sidins, aud Flooring for -ai- Mould
-. Ss.ff ali Sizs. heii.. Boards a. oet long d,t
..,l-s i4,-ag On. y uny4 contains tWeiS--I ii.iua
Al --s.lefs t,i.t - .,iiit.4.st- TO
D. =. RABeUt'K.
s.AGe tA,l&N Esuusyilg, ind
4Ass~< ;. ~ .:.s.s-sf .f-v':, DAtFIsIs-
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EXg 81. .%,s FL. STOC8s CG.u.9SSsEs's7
AZ sAFerchant and proprietor Stock St;rldtsi
New Orleans, La jan.zZ' 81 -Iy-
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CHRISTIAN
J 3 lKRATZ e. HEILMAN.


= = = u 7 FUI INIJIhI II
NJ KCrTITRERS AND BUILDERS OF STEAM
- : ENGINES AND BOILEiS,
Saw and G rist Mill Machinery, Tobacco Screws
Cumming Machiues, Chinese Sugar Cane Mills,
ft T'IrasiDg 81 { hines, &c.
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a. "a. Ek-Hss-EsES =. y CO., Ckss7~fsAS
tSe sion and Forwarding Merchants, No. -, Poy-
slras Street, New OrIeahs, La. nly:.Q -dSwly
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aE az EE,sS-S Just xBtPE Ss.S.&IS
W fr..nt TIN. t,-t with large stoh "t IL l. 50
iitar JeWeltA &c. 'su,pi isIE: in" t;,ii ami ii -
W Aaiei.rs hac Etrus, i,it .,u,i ha,i SIT /,
Er,c.lela, q a.stpiu-, Finger Hiats. Ear hing &,
T..t-t-, -it - Nae. Gold &, ns, Sc Als., 10 y
fac Fr-Ir ti.~ks. LlIck AMI pEit, hhrle s,-e
Having baHght ouI =. OILS Il. the maautaetnre >
ne are vnAhi.d aud Mn soil at tbs Lpcvst pfte..
Ne would r,st-cctiuiiy invite til. l,dlea and u .
puliiD 10 all aud tRIne oar stu X
BICTROLFE BRO.
aprI2 4s Main street..
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Fire and inland Navigation

Isirh IT IeIIIla t1IIs l9itI " TN "'IF'N
aud G.ir profit.
Espce5dl attention qtEen 70 iaeTsffcs al IH ~ LA 'sS
and Contents, for TINS - 10 BcarS-
The solid service long aud successfully tried, aud
the many advantages the jitna Insurance Company
possesses in its liae should not lac overlooked By
those ready to inaere and understanding their best
interests,
During 'strinls-hl times - the necessity Eir re
liable insurance beconirs an imperative duty r the
ability OF property n%usrs Ia sustain l-ss bang
then much lessenei
Agencies ia all the principal citic. ana towns
throughout tue STATE Politics issiird without de-
lay, hy any OF tue duly authorized Agents at the
Company.
ne Bnsiless atisn I,al 10 with despatch and
fidelity.
COPELAND & NENSEN, Agents,
Aly2 Savings Bank Building, First II.
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BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACToRY,

ID M. PDRXEIs& 49,, SUc('E 1850 ETAs
AS@ to J. h. butcher, would respectfully give
notice thai they HtaIsaiactnie to utder and have
Consistently GA hAual, all kinds OF Buis and Sha.-s,
Tor Ladies', Geutss, and Chldr,n's wear. uayingr
replrn-hrd their st.ck Of Eastern work, they are
prepared 10 sell ;,- low rs amy house ia this rity
gagged Ia the Trtssl tF.j, None but Phiiadrlp hi3t
work R,su employed in this esfablsliru,.ut.--
Please give call. II NJ. GGRKEY n 60.
Vi-tln
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vinoennes correspondence.

EotroRs JOURNAL Wabash river on IA
stund with 81 feet on the Nine mile Rifle,
Passed down yeste day, Kats SUehst and John
Ton,p kins with /, 700 sacks of corn. All the
other boats are aground. The Masonic Gem
is hard aground at head OF Eagle Island,
Atlanta below Harris Landing, Sc1eace M
Aurora Rifle, Caroline just little below IT,
DIN White sunk one mile below Mpntezuma-
She has $500 sacks OF Railroad corn on
board, but all on her deck viii be saved.
". II. W.
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Eli s9gG.sR W:s9.as8 P.scRE~'-

II u tn. new aud hght draugirt So.
steamer MASONIC GEM, Pnisbnry .ts-ILx,.if
Master, Mcdonald Clerk, will make -
reguktr trips between Evansville aud MT. Carmel,
during the season.
For freight or passage atpIy on board. itnSIT
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new ORLEANS CARDS.
n. III. SHORT e. CO.,
Commission M orChantS

70 POYDE as 5 TT FEI.
oct4 NIeW Os,LEA ANS
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-21
Judge Douglas at vIcksburg.

Hon. Stephen A. Douglas passed up the
liver yesterday morning, on the steamer
James Battle, en- route for his plantation in
Washington county. A large crowd assem-
bled on the wharf boat while the Battle was
at the landing, and called for the distinguish
ed gentleman. He came forward and spoke
for ABOUT twenty minutes. He declared that
he was in favor of the maintenance OF the
Union under the Constitution, and said the
administration OF Lincoln was pOweresS, a
both Houses of Congress were opposed 10 his
policy, and if the South kept her memb rs
in their seats. he would be unable to carry
out single measure of Republication. He
was repeatedly cheered by the crowd, aud
the Senator remarked that he considered it :,
good omen, that at the mos, important point
in Mississippi, Union sentiments Were sill
appreciated.
Judge Douglas was in ine health. He will
remain oil his plantation for a few days, when
he will be joined bv his family and proceed
hOmewaId.- = ickSGng Wdig, 1Ith.
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No $50
SIteriR1s Sale.

BY virtue Of vend. ex directed and delivered
from the Honorable Circuit Court Of Davidson County,
Tennessee at its September Term, 1860, will expose
10 public sale the highest bidder for cash. at the
house Yard in the City of Nashville Satur-
day the Sth day of December 1860 all the right, title,
claim, interest and estate, which j. w Cole u. C.
Utey then had may have since acquired in and to
the following described tract Of land, lying in David
County, the head waters of Dry Creek contain
ing two hundred and twenty five acres or less,
bounded follows the North by the lands OF John,
George and F. Cunningham on the East by the lands
of f. q Eppy Cunningham on the South by the lands
of J. A. Bowan and 4. Ramer, on the West by the
lands of c. W. Campbell and Jonas Shivers beng the
land formally occupied by John Cole; being levied on
as the property of J. ". Cole L. c. Ultey, to
satisfy judgmeot rendered in favor of A r. Mathis.
JOHN X. EDMUNDS0N, Sheriff.
novI5-td BY E. d. WHITWORTH D. :
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-21

alter the relation Of master and serraat,
husband and wile. parent and Guild, asfhese
relations nov exist in Tennessee, why then
are we exhcrted to yield this reserved power!
Why. toe. if we must have reviSal of the
Of the Constitution, should we--leave the
..vexad question" of slavery in the Terrific
rIcs open until the Inhabitants come to form
a constitution preparatory To their admission
into the Union? Cannot this ''apple of dis
coad he pat beyond the reach of either a
corrupt Congress. or territorial Legislature?
Or. are the Kansas tragedies 10 he enacted
10 every territory hereafter to be settled?
What objections can be seriously urged to
making he Missouri Compromise the basis of
fair and equitable adjustment between
he North and South, by providing in the
Constitution hat all territory north of sc
min 30 sec shall be free, and all south of
this line shall be slave territory? And pro-
vidiug further that this normal condition of
tie territory North and South of the line in
dicaed, shall remain unaltered until after
the establishment of State government?
lis L. Dc Il
| cure for our suffering country, but these are
hints to which you and your readers must
apply the touch-stone of more enlarged ex-
| perience and value at their real worth. 1t is
Of great importance that some plan be de
| vised which viii rc-unite this great family OF
States, North and South; and continue the
| exp -rimeut O! sell-government. Honest and
| patriotic men of every section and party
mast agree TO some reasonable compromise,
and that speedily, or blind fanatics will bury
every cherish interest beneath the ruins OF
the temple Of freedom. The border States
North and South should stand "a pillar Of
cloud by day, and of Ere by night" to guard
the ark Of OUT covenantcd liberties. There
should now be no party divisions in Tennes-
see: but patriots OF every name should re-
new their pledges 10 support the Union and
enforce the laws. In the hope of this coz
summation SO devoutIy to be wished, 1 re-
main your friend and co-worker, and beg &c
subscri5- myself true friend of
THE SOUTH.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-21

RS- HEADACHE is the fayorite sign BY which nature
makes known any deviation whatever from the natu-
raj of the brain and viewed in this light may
be looked safeguard intended to give notice of
disease which might otherwise escape attention. till
late to be reneded and its indications should
never be neglected Headaches may be classified un
der two names, viz: Symtomatic aud Idiopathic
Symptomatic Headache is exceedingly common and Is
the precursor of great variety of diseases among
which Apoplexy, Govt, rheumatism and all ebrile
diseases In form it is sympathetic Of dis
of the stomach, constituting sick headache, Of
hepatc disease constituting bilious headache, of worms,
constipation and other disorders of the bowels,
well renal and uterine affections. Diseases Of the
heart very frequently attended with Headaches
Ansemia and plethora are also affections which fire.
quenty occasion headache. Idiopathc Headache is
also very common being usually distinguished by the
name of hednGcte sometimes coming sud
denly in state of apparently sound health, and pros
trating at once the mental and physical energies and
in other instances il slowly, heraded by de-
preston of spirits aeerbity of temper In in
stances the pain is in the front of the head
or both eyes, and sometimes provoking vomiting !;
under this class may also be named Neuralgia
For the treatment of either class of Headache the
Cepaiic Pills have been found and safe remedy
relieving the most acute pains in few minutes and
BIZ its subtle power Graduating the diseases Of which
Headache is the uneering index.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-21
Good News for { COuntry-Prepar-
ing TO let Down.

As a patriot we rejoice to see evidences
on the part of leading Republicans of the
SURF nderiug of the anti-slavcry ground
taken by The Republican party previous to
ihe election. They are beginning to discover
hat IL is one thing 10 raise storm, and
naothr ari different thing To control it
one thing 10 promise and Celude the people,
and another to perform and satisfy their ex-
pectatons. Never Campaign conduct
ed on faiser pretenses than was the late one
on the part Of the Republicans. They won
the confidence of thousands-eaough to give
them the coalrol OF nearly every free State
-iv their Representations of the position of
the Republican party on the subject Of &auery.
knowing the imPossibilityi of carrying oai
their views. Of performing their promises
without producing q storm that would read
the Union, thew now are singing small ~
and promise to be very conservative on the
slavery question. We rejoice, as every pa
triof should, in this conservative manifesto
tfon ON the part of leading Republican
ionrnals. To get into power on false pre-
lenses is bad enough, but il is far better to
take a back step. repuGiate their positions
and promises. ackn0ys edge that they resort
ed 20 deception to accomplish their purposes,
than 10 90 ahead in wrong doing. aud there
by produce an irreparable injury to the unity
of the StaieS, aud the cause of liberty and
humanity. IL is less crime, now that they
have secured the prize they worked for. TO
acknowledge that it was Won by false pre-
tenses, by deeeiving the people, than TO go
ahead aud eHdeavor TO carry cut their
pledges and professions. The peace of the
country is of Infinitely more Importance to
the whole people than Can be the simple graz
LITIGATION OF but small part OF them by The
performance of pledges direct and implied,
made them in a political contest. Let there,
then, BE- clean baek-down, and let peace,
and concord, and harmony be restored 10 the
coansry.- egAsEn
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-21
Disunionfsm is Coyvardice

The idea OF the South being frightened out
Of the Union is base. cOwardly, and unmanly.
The men who advise it. urge her to run
away, not only before she is whipped, but be-
fore she is even struck. The Government of
the Union owns hundreds of millions Of pub
lie lands, To say nothing Of the millions
which have been invested in The public iuild-
ings at Washington. in the naval ships, in
the forts and arsenals, and in the Custom
houses and Post-officcs. The people Of the
several States are joint tenants of this vast
property; and tine proposition of the dis
uniOnists is for the South to abandon il all,
to turn il all over to the States which adhere
to lha Union, from sheer cowaidice-lrom
the simple apprehension that the Republican
President may possibly invade Southern ights.
Would any individual allow himself 10 b.
frightened ont of his private property in this
manner? Would any man Of spirit act upon
such pelicyg-P iehsbErg Wig. -