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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-07-06

EiIiI'S, BROAD GEAR, &c.
ever offered in tlIe State Of Maryland Outside
Of Bal .morc citg-made mp Of tbe best Leather,
ltanucd Us the Old process, and by thetest
woakmen. N stock consists in part Ct the
aa~ % Saddles: 40 Riding Efidles, 3S
Blind Brides ISO Collars i Dozen Wagon
Whips; Il Sets Of Fine Harness: IG Sits Of
Brtechcn and side Plates. from foar 70 six
inches wide; 10 Sells Front Gear, from fonr
to ten inches wide; all Of v Inch We vii sell
TO irompt-laElug customers On six ntnths'
time, without interest.
will also MAKE TO 0RBER any article in
my line Of business at the shortest hottie. and
deliver any part Of the State, free of,harre,
ana II not as ordered, no sale
AS do not compel any one 10 tala what
does not suit them, so persons in wantof anv
thing IN MY line OF business Will doTell 10
give noe call before purchasing. as | lave ne
yer failed TO please any reasonable nm and
am determined 70 sell cheaper than lie same
articles can be bought for any wheR in the
State. Den forget lie place, rs ouare sure
to get good article, at low price.
All pers0ns advertise that they havethe best
articles and sell the cheapest, but all te ask is
trial from one and all.
gzy~ win pay 6 CENTS PER IB. FOR
HIDES, delivered at J. B. NErLs. leelsville,
Montgomery county, Nd, in SaddleF, at cash
prices.
REFERENCES.
NATHAN S. WmTE ZAcHARIAH II .WATERs,
JAMES b. Mel. SOLOMON PIuMMER. SwoN NJ
oHoLLs, 5uHN II. Perry, and o S. WIsoy.
JOHN APPLElAN.
nov lS Middletown, Frederick c., Md.
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E,nUravin0,s.

VISITING, Wedding and cat HOMEu
Cards. elegantly engraved and printed
The iHest guilty Cards furnished.
arms, C1es's and Initials cut upon Stone.
ana hngraviua In an IT'S branches promptly ex-
ecu'ed. NJ. W. GAIT x BRO. Jewellers.
ao4 Penn. Ay., doors west Browns hotel
mar 20 Wnshinyton ID {
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BLACKSMITHING.

<A TIE subscriber respectfully in
&zfg forms the citizns Of Montgomery
So 80 county and the public generally,
that DE still continues TO carry on. In Brook
Vile the BLACKSNlTHlNG. BUSINESS, in
oil its various branches.
He is prepared 90 do HORSE. SHOE1NG,
CARRIAGE WORK, REPAIR REAPERS,
and All other work in his line, with neatness
durability and despatch
All pc sons ia favor Of encouraging home
industry win please can On the undersigned,
and they viii lie attended 70.
Thankful Tor the patronage heretofore bestow-
ed. he solicits continuance Of The same.
june 24-N WI. u. GITTlNCS.
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SPE.CTA6,gElS.

EOLD, silver .ard fine Steel Spectators
" Eyeglasses, a,. Of every focus. Also
Opera aud Shell re inc GIasscs LARGO n.
sortmcnt Of the ahor ALWAYS on hand
Particular attenin naid 10 Inc selection n
glasses suited to ne ree of ,yearore
NJ. W. GALE BRO. Jeweilers
S54 Penn. Az. doo vest Brown hotel,
mar 20 Washington, D. G
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Dr. UEST1Es'S
BALSbM OF WILD CHERRY,

OXygenated Bitters.
ARE PREPARED By
SETH w. FOULE j. CO., Eoeoa, Nass
Agents.
CANDY, GILPIN & Co., Baltimore :
JOHN II HIGGINS, Rockville;
GlLPlN q BENTLEY Sandy Spring
2. ID WATERS. Brookville:
TilOS. LANSDALE. Triadelphia;
GEO. w. MOBLEY, Laytousyile:
i. WILSON. Carksburg:
w. WILSON IIyarstown:
LEONARD HAYS. Barnesyille;
JESSE I. HIGGINS, Poolesyillc.
Sold everywhere
Sold everywhere
Sold everywhere
april sly
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R r GlS = r. R

IA Is III ~ hzg hA
IN AT The solicitation OF many
M ANY Va friends OF Montgomery county,
%{G III VfN lIfssrs. WIN. Coomlsand JsA
ss&2zasatsst IA Goad, Of ST. Alery's Couny
Md, have consented to stand their celebm.eq
Horse, the ensuing season, at the following
places
52o~ Al the Farm Of JouS p WANING, Esq4
near Midolebrook, Commencing on the Oh q
April, and remain one week. then at Pooles
vile, on the 10Th and remain one week. and
every alternate week at each Of the aboy
named places throughout the season.
An those who are DESTROYS Of improving
their stock by cross with Il thoroughbred
would do well to breed from Register. TlTs
great desideratum In q horse is bone and mus
Gle, and tits q well known fact, that the FLOODED
horse is better developed in both Of these mel
cessary and indisnensable constituents thanauy
other horse and hence his powers of endur
ance, action ana split are unequalled.
TERMS. --Fifecn Dollars the season, Il
paid on or before the 4th day OF July ucxta
otherwise an addition Of s. viii be charged ;
S25 TO insure a.inare in ioal 80 cents 90 lte
groom for each mare. Season to commence
the 9th of April and end 9th Of Juy.
Performances of Register.
Col. Thompson writes; The Spring I,EG-
lister was three years old, made thrte en-
tries in sweep takes, mile heats at Alexandria.
Washington and Baliimore--all Of which bel
started for and won with ease Thcamc rall|
entered him in three two mile stakes az each
Of the above places all of which he started for
and won with the greatest ease imaginable
Being anxious 10 test his powers otendUaace.
I entered him for the threg-mile purse az E.Iu-
more the same week. He won this race t..h
"a rs. up. Is lbs. over hisproper weight aad
made the first heat ia 5.46, coming homo hard
in hand, and had scarsly q competitor IN Ma
second heat. The Spring he was four ygs
old he was not train q but the following
he ran against Blue Vick, az Baltimore, au
beat with ease in 2 50, 7.4o Immediately aq.i
which was offered 50, coo cash for him"
Pedigree of Register.
RrusrrR ~ b., by imported Priam, out OF
/ Marin Louisa Tonson, by Monsieur Tonson;
Der dam Neuon dc Enclos, 10y Rather. (by
| Sir Archie & dam Daily Chopper, by Ogle',
Oscar; 2. 2. d by Diomed; g. g. q. d. Hall,
/ Union; q. g Z. 2. d by Lconidos; q. @. q. e.
4 &. d. by Oihelloi son ofimp Crab, J g. g. g. g
Z q. Q. d. b, George's juniper, (imp.,) g. 81. &
| K g.e.r. d. by Mortons Traveller, limp.
/ out Of Tasker's Selma, by Gndolphiu Arabian
! an If JOHN l.. DUFlEF
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An important Elcffer

From Rev. JACOB SECKLER, well known and
highly respected throughout the State Of
nnsylvania
HANOVER Pa, February lG, 1859.
Messrs. S. w. FowLE & Co., Boston.-Dear
Sirs: Having realized in my family important
benefits from the use OK your valuable prepa-
ration Wtstar's Balsam Of VIA CAer5--it
affords me pleasure 10 recommend it to The
public. Some eight years ago one Of my
daughters seemed to be in decline, and litte
hopes Of her recovery were entertained /
then procureda bottle Of your excellent Bal
sam, and before she had taken The whole ofthe
contents Of the bottle, there was a great in
provement in her health have in MY iudi-
yidual case, made frequent use Of ) our yalui-
Die medicine and have always been benefited
by it. lgoa5d, hogeper caution he pujHc
agsiaa imposition, because there is a good deal q
sPprjops WistGr's Balsam Of Blld Cherry qjloat
throughout tie country.
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i 70 ~ LII x. {. 2. Y,

in Sets end siuslo.piece5 Best quality Of
~ Gold w atches.
fFl IA viz: English Levers; Skeleton
&, IL do. Duplex, Anchor Escape
-sseasss " meut, Lcpiues some very small
for ladies', set W i,h Pearls and Diamonds; In
depeaden and Quarter Second Watches, Hunt
ing Is Carrot Gold Watches. in every variety.
Rich China VASES, from Paris and Dresden.
Frlch and Spanish Fans
liver, Cold, Ivory, Pearl, and Leather
ClRD CASES.
SILVER Gold, Ivory, PEARL and Leather
PORT WONNAIES,
Elegant Gilt and Bronzed CLOCKS, and
CANDLEBRAS.
-Al0 @Ge1 E5ST 9EDo.
Spoons, Forks, ladies, Butter Knives, &c.
0f The best quality
Plated Tea and Coffee Sets Casters, Walters
Cake Baskets, Vegetable Dishes. Tureeus
Butter Dishes Cnd'@ticks, Tea-Kettles
tns, ia't Cellars, Sc. lie.
Tortoise Shell COMBS row STYLES
English aud American CUTLERY
Music BOXES
and 8 Pairs Jewellers Scales and
Wci@hts, &c.
Watchmasers Tools and Materials
Watch Glasses, Of every description
A complete assortment Of Dentist Files
g. j. Co. offer the above goods on the We
ny best terms. Call and examine.
mar by
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lie soon unfolded his sa tale to bis
friend, and finally consented TO live il
Henry would give him chew of his to-
baceo. He returned to the house and in
his haggard countonance Jane saw his
unhappy condition. He never got over
it. though About twenty years after
he fell from a wagon, and his neck was
broken, for sheriff bad thoughtossly
slipped rope over his head.
THE END
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Plated Ware.

NJ W. GALT6 BRO. call partcularat ten-
IVA. ton TO their Stock Of PLATED WARE.
consisting Of Tea Sets, Urns. Kettles. Walters,
Caae Baskets Casters, Butter Dishes. Toast
Racss, Fruit Bowls, Ice Pitchers, &c.
The above is believed to be the cheapest lot
OF Paved Ware ever offered for sale in this
market
H. W. GAIT & BRO., JeueYCrs.
354 Penn. Az. doors west Brownie hotel.
mar 70 Washington, D. c..
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CHTNCHA & SOMBBlGBO ISLANDS.
WE WARRANT TT in every respect.
The sonlbrero Guano,

The SoIabreTo GuanO,
Before being mixed is rendered ima,ediotcly So
l@ie, by the addition Of sulppuric acid
This treatment is universally recommends
ed by the most eminent agricultural che
mists. Without it, the action Of the
two Guanos when mixed is not si-
mutaneous, and consequently
Comparatively inefficient
This is the ONLY mixture Of The Ammoniated
and Phosphate GUANO5 we know Of yet Of
fared to the Agricultural community, in RE-
ALLY SOLUBLE form
Price $50 pc ton Of SCCO lbs.
Ourreports from those who applied the above
FERTILIZER to their crops last fill, arc h,gd-
~ saisfactory-so much SO, indeed, as to con-
vince rs that our Soluble Phosphaisd Perppiaa
Guqao will, ere long, be altogether used in
this section, as a substitute for the Peruvian
Guano which, uibom tie addition Of Phos-
pdacs. tends rather to exhaust than permanent
ly u improve the soil.
ALExANpnrA, Va, May l, 1850.
J. p. BARTH0LOW, Ag't,
It'll Street, OPP Market, Washington, D. c.
BENZ. DARBY, Ag't,
81 Water Street, Georgetown, D. c.
MAY 4--2m
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4)unl0rpuG.
4 ThriIIing Romance.


( BurltsqUe On He HcHsdfi0n M0ries q Aed dan.
CHAPTER /.
In beautiful log cabin in the noun
taias Of old Virginia our tale opens
Around, natures loneliness was sublime
The lofty trees hung out their green
leaves in perfection, and the high rocks
caught The gray mists Of the morning
and pressed them in their rough bosoms
until they melted in tears against their
sides A lovely maiden was sitting by
the table, combing her hair with fine
tooth comb-a manly form enters the
door, and stealthily creeps up behind her
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Ribbons, Ribbons.

A LARGE lot Of Bonnet Ribbons aud Trim
"A mings fyr sale, ct cost. for cash, by
june JOHN ". Jones'
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as the poet sings.
p" Then you don't love me?"
"Nom
"No! Jane, call back that word"
No! Oh, no! Come back here
'Twon't come, John--'tis gomez
Then I'm gone, too~
And the impassionate youth rushes
from the cabin like a maniac.
CHAPTER III.
Sadly did the young man run along
the road, while the girl, firm and sub,
missive in the discharge Of her duty,
Ptuvvv~vet 10 ~ SWINE virfvTTs rvf nt7ruvr.
Meanwhile the youth Jew on the burn
ing fever of his heart maddened in his
brain, and he thought of self destruction.
Jerking his pocket comb out of his vest
pocket, yainly did he endeayor to cut
his throat Nature, however, who had
blessed him with tough skin, proved
too strong for him he rushed to the
wagon rut--there was water at least two
inches deep, and he aurg himself into,
or rather upon it, There he lay full five
seconds, when Henry Cleft, the father of
the gal, passed by
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CHAPTER II.

"Ah john" exclaimed the lovely
hcress of that beautiful cabin and the
extensive potato patch behind it, :" you
ought not to do that way"
Lay it all on my love, gal y
Love there's no such thing anon Q
fnlks %
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-11

The nomination of Mr.. PERRY as the Union candr
date for Congress in the Fifth District of New Jcr
scy. Speaker Penningtons District appears to be
well received The Newark Journal breckenridge
says Of it:
In regard to the frank expression OF ms ireslueh
tial preferences the Democratic nominee claims the
same right of individual opinion that he freely &C
cords to all others. Though disagreelng with HIN
upon this point we cannot forget that the terms OF
tbe uuion movement in this State fully recognize
sucb differences of opinion, and place all Democrats
supporting either Of the PRESIDENTIAL cahulualT'
unon the Union Electoral ticket on an equality with
in the Democratic party In fact the Electoral VOC
of the State is to be cast either for breckenridge
Douglas or Bell if it will elect either; thus making
ali minor matters subscrvent to the grand object
the defeat of the Lincoln Republicans.
Lctus go into the canvass with Determined el
fort and elect our ticket we can do, by the e1er
else of vigilance and with the strength OF united
conservative army. Let US defeat Gov. Pennington
and place in the House Of Representatives a mar
who will not misrcpresent the conservative men OF
this district
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-11
Tho X. G. G. DOdzs-A Miserable Fudge

The np.nest most unfair and miserable attempt
at political detraction that we have lately seen, Is
the Chattanooga Gazette, Bell paper That journal
publishes a dozen columns Of what PurportS TO be
the Plan Of Organization and Operations OF the 90
ciatv If the X G. C.. We have not read the plan en-
trsiV but the editor of the Gazette says it looks to
disu1ion. Southern Confederacy, and all that
And this is very well but the editor of the Ga
ss goes on to aege that the Society was formed IN
Lexington-"t the home CT y T. Brecklnrdgei and
from this proceeds to argue that Mr. b. and his par
~ ave usinr this machinery TO dissolve the Conted-
eraey and form a new Southern one. lie Offers no
n-oof and be daros not make the charge openly :;
Int he tries to make out his case by inference and
inuendO.
o.ni5ad in Lexington (Which from our slight ac-
SSuoint,nce with the concern, some eight months
80 before it was virtually broken up by expo
oures in New Orleans,) how IN the name OF goSd
san,e does that implicate Mr. breckenridge! Even
the Chattanooga editor does not oeheve sutn stun
hut dpberotely prostitutes his journal 10 virtual
defamation when ne mas ho' 'ie
IL tbora is anv proof that Mr. Breckenridge Is
,o,+,, ~ any movement of a reasonable KIND, why
not sav So. ike 4 man, and not be SneaEhs arouI'
With cGlvardly inuendOes! uL,I, ,e,;- i
= fabr;cs tion-as far as Mr.. Breckenridge Is con
cerped we have not the smallest doubt OF It. II Is
lust possible that Gen. Buckley mGI nave Organic
at Lexington but we do not believe IT, Mneler He ulu
or not j. C Breckenridge had never any conneeuPh n
with it, Lexington is city of several thousands OF
population and 10 suppose that Mr. Breckinrage !.
cOgnzant Of approves, everything that orig
there is an idea that could only have found lodge
ment in an editorial head bent upon discovering or
manufacturing something t9 the prejudice OF his
1 epponents
| 1t is now late in the campaign. Honest Eqe8 will
therefore look out for the Rourbaeks which will un
doubleday swarm about our candidates, because il
il difficult G2rTect them before the election. Ii Is
asate rule to beeFe 70 new charges; the first batch
of the campaign are all nailed 20 the wall false
| hoods, the people know TIE SECOND crop are
worse falsehoods but there is little tine for expos
ing them. The people will say however, that those
who fabricated so toully first are not too good &c
do the same thing at an hour when it is too late tC
| expose them Montgomery Nail
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rha RnnnAr ANA nr. tnurenes.

inner publishes portion of q letter from
WV BEACH LAURENCE of Rhode Island to Governor
SPRAGuE of that State The Banner heralds Mr..
LAURENCE as "a prominent BREcKINRIDGE for the
BELL and EyERETT ticket" As according to the
Bonner Mr.. LAURENCE is a BELL man. there is an
important part of his letter which the Benner omit
ted We will supply it for the benefit of those BELL
men who are bitterly denouncing the Democracy
because of their alleged secession tendencies 1t
Will be seen that this newly found BELL man is quite
as ultra as HILL of Ca, WATTS of Ala, or WV. L.
YAHCEY Read the following from his recent letter,
| portion of which the Banner publishes with SO
| much gusto:
Far be it from me to aggravate the complaints
| on the part of the South. But if a President Is
elected 1Oi the auoloed object Of creangd SerUe loGr
exposing through missionaries of Abolition and IN
cendiary publications, (or the distribution OF which
the Post-offices are to be made subserVlent,) the
| property of the planters to confagration aud rum
and their wives and daughters to horrors intintel.
worse than death no humaos man however ardent.
attached to the Umon could object TO their anticipation
the fatal blo,o not only by refusing obedience to tn
Federal authorities bat by inUottng, as dtd on
ancestors of the Revolution, foreign aid"
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THURSDAY, OCTOBER IL, 1850.
Presidential Election on
Tuesday, the sixth day OF
November.
The October EIections.

ysThe public attention isIentrey absorbed, in poll
teal circles by the results of the elections held IN
Pennsylvania, Ohio and Indiana, on Tuesday last
From the tenor of the news, it is evident that ONO
and Indiana have cast their votes for the Republican
partv by large majoritics. The news from the hey
stone State so far as yet received, Is untaYoraoe'
though we are not disposed to give it up until we
hear something more decisive. While the result OF
these elections presents gloomy prospect Tor the
great battle in November. hold that 1t ought 10
strengthen the determination and reanlmate the
courage of every true Democrat
sOur exertions should rise with the obstacles tha
present themselves, and we should make the month
of October. memorable by the industry, zeal anC
indomitable determination that We exhibit during
the remaining portion of the campaign Let u
demonstrate TO our aggressive foes that we are no
appalled by one defeat but that we intend L
fight on. fight ever" until the Constitution Is saved
from peril, and the equality of the States OF TIN
coufederacv fully recognized and firmly established
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M RucbnunDIas nAuthor:

Mr. BONNER of the N. Y. Ledger having solicited
Mr.. BUCHANAN to write sketch of WIN. LowNDEs his
early friend and patron the first, of series OF
sketches of American statesmen, to appear In the
Ledger He has made the following reply:
WASHINGTON, Saturday, Sept. 1850.
Ny DEAR SIR have received your favor Of the
Sd inst, and shall most cheerfuy comply with your
request and furnish you sketch of the life of Will
IAN Lowndes, as possible. He was one OF
the greatest wsest and purest statesmen that ever
adorned our country, and yet his memory has been
sadly neglected. The truth is that my public duties
occupy my whole time at present. had hoped
might enjoy some leisure after the adjournment OF
Congress but in this have been disappointed. Il
not before hope to furnish you the sketch soon at
ter the 4th of March. This from me will be a trib
| ute not only TO justice but to gratitude.
Yours, very respectfully,
JAMES BUCHANAN
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He'll worthy Place in LinsOIn's Cabinet


Hon. THApDEUs STEVENS, of Pennsylvania made
speecb a few evenings since to Black Republican
meeting in New York, from which we take the fol-
lowing extract. 1t will be SEEM among other things
equally CHOICE that STEVENS endorses both BELL and
BORIS as good enough Republicans to be appointed
to LINCOLN 9 Cabinet:
With regard to Bell and Everett, he had little 10
saw. In only one thing they differed from the Re
publicans In hostility to modern Democracy they
cordially agreed Hence, continued Mr. Stevens, II
astonishes me to see lis friends in the Free States
directing their hostility against the RepuDhcahs,
and coalescing with Democrats. No one Is mad
enough to suppose that Bell can be elected by the
pesuie or the House of Representative. II by pos
sibitv, they could give free State to Douglas or
Br.ckinridge, it would only send the election TO
Con ress. where Joe Lane, the most unit OF the
whole lot would be made President. What would
the friends of Bell gain thereby? The scorn OF 60th
parties-the favor of none. How different would II
no lincoln were elected His administration cannot
be a sectional one for that would violate the prIn
cinIrs of Rerublicanism. He must select portion
of his Cabinet and many Of his Oticc-hoiders IRON
the south. Where shall lie go for them hut amonl
the southern Opposition. No where could ne hnC
safe, and trucr men. What Republican would Oh
iecl to such men as Bell or Etherdge, Bolts, Bates
Ravuer. or II. Winter Davis The protective system
has no t7.uer or abler men than the Southern Bel
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RoRERT bonner. ESQ.
HUZZA FOR MISSISSIPPI
EIeotfOn Returns..OVerW h Ginning Demo-
cratic Triumph,

The returns for local elections on Monday last
show that the Breckenridge Democracy have swept
the State by unprecedented majority indicating
not less than tcenty thousand majority the lst Mon
day of November next. Counties which have here
tofore been considered doubtful, such Rankin
Holmes. Yazoo, &c, &C., have now gone Democratic
by majorities perfectly astounding. In all parts OF
the State a ground swell is manifesting itsef.-Mls
sisSppidn oct 5.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-11

The DELAWARE ELECTION for inspectors and AS
SCISSORS on Tuesday, resulted IN the success OF the
Breckinrldge party by about one thousand in the
State. The Breckenridge majority in Wilmington
was thirteen over the peoples candidate ninetynine
over Bell and Everett candidate, and two hundred
and eighty-eight the Douglas candidate.-Fhd-
delphid Ledger oct. 6.
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when man is before the people for public trust
great deal depends on his personal character and
antecedcnts. Much then depends on the fact whe:h-
er l am disunionst. Born within sight Of this
spot where are met, known to many of you for
nearly forty years ye~r representative in the Leg
isature OF Kentucky, in the Congress of the United
States, and other stations of pubic trust invite
any TO point to anything in my character or an
| tecedents which would sanction such a charge or
sucn an imputstion. l will not degrade the dignity
of my declaration on this subject by epithets; but
proudly CHALLENGE the bitterest enemy have on
earth to point out act, % disclose an uterance to
reveal a thought Of mine Aos,aAa % the Constitution
and Union of the States.
No. my friends, the does not live, in G? oct
If the Conmonweslth Of Kentucky no matter how
| exalted his station OF character. who has power
enough to connect my nasas successfully with the
slightest faint of disIoyaity to tie Constitution and
Union of my country. BreetaHr1dges Lexington
Speech.
/ No man loves the Union more than do, and nd
one would make greater sacrifices to maintain and
preserve it l would do it at the moment when thu
country requires it. at the expense of every drop
blood. zen D. Lane.