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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-10-18
AkIlH1x-1A-NDRIA
ssX..A sh:'>}& ~'Dou1as Las Couxrx.

This town. IS beautifully locatctli in one Of
the Nfneat Agricultural. regions in the North
West. IL issinthe centre Of the County and ia
admittSdby Ill to:oGcupy natural point for
Town: afFmssa, in quest Of superior land
claims ep1ubining timber, wster, and prairie.
(nvaltas seeking health and 2 comfortable re-
treatN there: huntlng md dshing may be;indul-
edssialoasny extent Or the lover of the
beautiful in nature, viii at Alexandria find
their several tastes grati6etl. '&,~f a1S-'- :
Situated on the State Road = Breckenridge
and Fort Abercrombie-equally distant from
either-under the MANAGEMENT Of men possess.
ing tho utmost energy. Alex .ndsia bids fair
to be one of the, largest inland towns in MIN
nesota.; The country to the south 4 and west
is Prairie and Timber in the finest proportion ;
while to the North and East there extends an
unbroken bod Of Woodland, the greater por-
ton Of it being Of good size and quality.
The Prairies and Lakes in the vicinity de.
serve particular mention eden Prairie " is
ten miles long. and from one to one and a-half
miles wide. withztimber along the sides and is
well watered. It offers superior facilities to
Farmers and at many points along are beauti-
ful building spots on the shore Of q beautiful
lake. ..'Oarden1 Door and: Sedge,' l'ralries
IRE also wortl, the attention Of Farmers, being
Of moderate size; high upland: and entirely
enclosed with timber. These Prairies ell di.
7vergefrom the Town Site AMI are accessible
to the STATE Road: Lake agnes" and xvi
mona skirting Eden Prairie charming bod
les Of wtte- and for picturesque beauty cannot
be SURPASSED. thin one. two and three miles
are Lakes 81. lIomedieu" t.Carlos" and Oar
ling" connecting and forming sheet Of water
20 miles In extent: These lakes are grand and
:heautifalsa Along their banks are thousands
of claims--a country" capable Of supporting
dease settlements. and to those seeking homes
in The West is present ed country posse ssinR ex
traordinary attractions. The Company offe
!hs most liberal inducements to actual Settler
:touthsa Town Site q Letters addressed 10th
Executive Committed! JOHN BALL, " n
KINKRAD. Or JUDGE GREGORY, Alexandria
81 70 GEORGE E" BROTT, ST. Cloud, Will b
a Aatxaadris. Sept. sotb 1865. II, g: i.:ss !.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-10-18

Freight II all kinds will be carried f.
Chicago to; ill points East at all times 1t 4
low rates ~ any other Railroad route.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-10-18
prF1sDunoj 1FywAI11 AND
1Ci,nIeAGOo KxfrnOxD nos .

plF1sDUnaj 1sEyWAInB, AND
CHICAGO RA1LnoAD. "os :.
ca ~ II: :.,t. ~. cRxc4ldeU y - fl73SBtR1
s' s'0s f ri ssi III j a;t IN
! eStl1, rfltIiyyIily ttaa ntlltll tanAolo
Is Nv YORK. pbilldetpkil., ! Ba,sins.s, ~
, z<lESsbiisEt0 ~ Csyaast sllsie insss<sst4sns
York. Maryland, 80 W 49,.
80 Merchants. ~ t4kink ,hfl roauts VIM hatS
the benefit 81 sIlj the, esitetn laafksts IT. nc
~ costi % iua baiuiog ylp1sI sDgs :,
a Baggage checked through. ,.,..j
,Trains leave the depst, Canal Street, w1iset
side, Chicago, daily Oh aksI sSfivs Of tfG,nd
from the " est IND North vest.cr 10 eg,,ic f u
Connecting, ~, Crsstlirs with, Cleveland and
r. Like Shore Raj road to Dunkirk, Buffalo,
20 Niagara FANS, NsW Yovk.s aad' Boston, and
- alfthe interior towns OF New En- land via
. Now York Central and New York & Eric
Railroads. Also; South toIColum6us1 Zates-
3a vile. Newark. Mqupt Verpen, ,Stsubenylle,
4 Whesling, and interior towns Of Ohio and
I" virginis 70 ''s'"s III '.o''a'77's 5
"a III sbove trains connect It Forest With trains
on Mad. River Road to aSDr,ng6eld, urtana,
Dayton, and Cincinnati. Also, with trains at
Lima for Dayton and Cincinnati direct. ~
+ TARE,As Law As BY ANY sOTHlR ROUTE.
Passengers hound east will find this route
both pleasant and agree BE. passing through
11sny; of the largest and finest cities in The
r llN n ete'ee'.t 74 3zcf buu; - 5?9i eU
Passengers arriving il Chicago on any q; the
roads will find ATTENTIVE check agents at the
depot 3 to receive checks and convey baggage
free Ct charge to the littsbu, and Chicago cars:
Sleeping cars accompany, each train:
Tickets! for sale at all the principal Ticket
Offices i'''tle West. and At the Company's Of
hces corner Of Randolph and Dearborn streets,
or at the Depot, West Side, Chicago.
Be particular and :;:sk for tickets ~ Fort
Wayne , DAN, W. BOSS,
II Gent Western Passenger agent Chicago.
j. II. MOORE, Com. and Genl. Agt:, Chicago.
Freight" II all kind, will be carried i, ON
Chicago to; ill points East at all times 1t Is
low rates ~ any other Railroad route.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-10-18

p. ~. -
eas Eecs ~ 81 !eNer 81 :Caeod
~ sssssE sp,ss A!isinfhy Aatta Welly. =
|sN :. MO sela 6sfiehtg 50, 4eesssa =.
- 40! A90ue The eamA lme !Qhn 81. 8 llSon
sprysys4 md plattAd What 10 nsM.alled miAals
ecWa,s !AisA eajeins and lice higher NJ the xivc
srsN hAe tp1eE4lA Lowry sarvSyed 4Qd plated
epRsr town, called, koHsy'a Additiaay the win
~ fonowi1esx 1twass Mr. Wilson who esvs
ehe itoMpthe 1Aqms Of d. Cloud; hy this name
|at.Nee nsQslosassd in the. winter ef.bb ST
EEle Land. ones. VA rssaoEsdsin Apzil 80 rom
aeDk kaHae te9as Upper town. ThepQet office
~ - saalaalA tev9. which y inhabited By chs
d1str!eas ana aee0 80 y German Catholiae:-
ths Caeheee, ehapel y haFea and TIE, hsl be-
9eeaAgtp u 10th !; Art church going bell IN
se:ssa, County esa a a1s el.s e. al.tanselen Of
being the dret audible SAsrhqr1lepd benton
eeaatiss which corner on The eppsaits side OF
the river. There te.is. school keptby CON-
pany OF Benedictine Nrns where nusia,a draw
ssgsnssdssWsekead<a ssnaa.sss-@wsll-ssu
nysle4ee q polished manners; e41 unusual
pr4fsjelcI. w. u LLNfLL Il
~----koMsr town has two pfotaatant churches, In
process ct ion, one quite Ieonpleted We
have public school in, the Evfrptt School
house. and . handsome Library .,dedieslea BY
Hon. Edward kyerett. /! The en8inss Of an OK
ei1lcnt eaw mill and plaiping mill pash, faoto-
~; and 81 : ieaods do1rine mill: ars. this mo-
mont PA@ag .wsy within half q dosap srods, Of
our office. W. have from 4ysf - six steamboat
arrivals here weekly andFt the smallest Propor-
uen .! dro9es we havs ever seen in any hive. ;
~; An the t"u q sSe 0r.:shoPPsrs came! n =
cloud AMI settled downt Y thu. and adjoining
,coantiss: destroying the greater portion; Of the
crops. i They deposited; their slerve1 and died
Early in the spring Of, i'j7. the young, brood
cana out and made, such havoc that serious
fears of famine were entertained 8by = large
portion Of the people; but they left in July ,a4d
80 many Of the late crops survived. stl.sl with
the full crops Of particular places. where they
did not appear. there was . large amount Of
food. IN autumn It became = question wheth-
er there. vas enough fer winter. consumption
With What the people had the means If purchas-
ing from below. The German settlers were
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-10-18
STEARNS',IHoUSE.

rms new and, b. autiful Hotel il .;tu.,.d
: l upon the bluff JUS, above tie Lover Fsrrv
IN the town Of St. Cloud, comansndinr: OF 81
rhe most beautiful views on the. Missixx;1
liver. The Proprietor assures al Who mar
visit this place that his table shall contai1 eJe =
bounty and luxury which can he obtained b.ii
At home and abroad. Tits his ir,tentio,ni to keen
the above hotel Ma first eiass one'in:nvery rel-
poet
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-10-18
N. p. N01ef.sa

, d. p. NOEt., a1aae1qsa
0ou1ty Surveyor 1oofSa Erin ee,
TITo6bD Il bSSdttfhlly inform Ii, citizen. Il
w g. Cloud and the paaaic <aer1ilH tia,
he viii promptly and faithfully a&ssad totLs
husiness astrueted 10 his NAtA.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-10-18
PEOPLES BANK, .sT::iPEIER,, MIN

to -: 1p0lE ~! 10S, ---.--. j. 17Tzyss4deW
se D-zA.: MONFOIT, ,:,uu 4s.fs . Cashier. :
/ Having purchased the capital stock Of the
a6ove named Bank, and thu same being enter
ed in my maine on the books Of the Bank and
in the State Ad,iitor's Office, L fold' nyiself
personally responsible and liable for the circu-
lation, according to the provisions q. the
general banking Inv. E. s. EDGERTON.
> St. Paul, January I'd, 1860. ,jan12'GO
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-10-18

TO ZACHARIAHI PERRY aud .EBENEZER
l. :N:sPEERY :,3sgs, III. 81. p .az, .4nfu
You, and each. Of you will please to take
notice that on the 4th day IF Oct oberf A. D
1860. at the Land Office in, St. Cloud, Stearns
county, Minnesota. will offer proof in sup.
port of my right to pre- empt Lots Nos 2antl
8, Of section 8, township No. 12l, range No
~ West. in :Stearns county, State Of, Minneso-
tn, Of which you, and each, Of yo,l are adverse
claimants; at which :time aud place you viii
please appear and show cause III any there be,
why / should not pre- e,npt the same.,{ ~ ID
nCTAYIUS LONGWORTH.
Il Dated St Cloud, Aug. 10Th. 1860 -&f4of
"a; aug30>6M.7 u1rrl drew t;5:, 9H,,,~!'uhsL
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-10-18

lssota ana no State more ;ebundAntly aslpplied
Bxithclear water, In, the. sountr s.lrroupaisl
v6ts Cloud. and a. Tar North and West ~ va hAye
1asy rsli able account. settlers End no dieeeltl
In locating lanlson a.running stream Or trany.
Y.arsat lax, with plenty Of timber At hand sfbl
tbaitLing, fencing aut fuei. amt g, the land on
athe. West sde Of the Upper Mississippi is only
open 70 prescription, there is iittleEopp
.fSrospsaulators, AMI settlers hsye sssunanee Of
~znsishbsrs an lbs. rapid inoreaac m the value
ofItheir lands and in oeisl elye1seges which
arise from the xyae41 .ofslsnA in llpitsd guam
otitissto, actual sstthQraa 7ish* o. s,Esiz goos
4is Tia country esroupi s. Ii Glsad.s west o. thu
Observation-Disclosures If tia indianseinfl 1
trsaty made with them BY She Hon. Alezsndel
Rsm.sy anil LukNte i l312 md RATIFIED BY
Aae.Ssn3ee{ the same year. The Sioux had
6xaed tie Ian from 1897 but had not occupied
IL. AMI Il Haa used Is 1 hunting ground hy thu
WinasbpResgwhqGlapl 1sadhNigv within foul
miles north 81 St. CLOUD. Their eouutr4 VA
ssedsaA tsths unitsd etstesba ttssty began
with CommississiaGni My p;sssy Ind concluded
:.w..sisf.a.ft 4 ess.Its .ed.!s..asd BY th1
f,!pnlpy sAskn4ovenl6tnll rssssteadn on
tbs bidS b3sth rilOt 9nd only jiact fjbat aine
- SssatfS. 6lSin 81 f1nlfs xlth oitil-
izssion. The AIT house within thssoEp oraasd
3n.tufSGISatA y1llH15EyllJaaito1-
the 6rsf w6its man Who SlePt1nA 1e1ss here,
IL entitled . The 4 esa& tho ''sld-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-03
Throwing AMaY Votea.

The viekburg Wig justly says that the man who
votes for BEECKINRID0E and LANE just efectually
casts away bis vote if he bad thrown it into the fire.
The ticket Of the Seceders purely sectional that
Of the Black Republicans and the running of l. in the
South is as great an amount Of encouragement the
friends Of LINCOLN and HANLIN desire. There will in
all probability be electoral tickets for the Southern sec
tona candidates in some Of the Northern States just
there will be such tickets in few Southern States for
the Northern sectional candidates but, assuredly no
nun Of rational mind believes such Southern sectional
ticket can carry eOrpOrals guard in the North, much
less carry a single Northern State. How, then can the
dsunioniss hope to elect their ticket? The fact is it
cannot be eeced-it don't deserve to be elected, and
what is more il won't be elected The persouv hostil-
y and political jealousy growing out Of the opposition
20 Douglas has given this ticket little respec,a-
bity among politicians than attached to the Troupe and
Qutman ticket in 1852 but With the honest patriotic
people the thing don't take any better than the abortion
Of the iire-eaters in 1852
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-03
Douglas I'm Georgia.

The FsIsral Union, a leading and influential Demo-
cratic paper published at Mleigevill, has hOisted the
Tag Of DoUGLAs and JOHNSON The Augusta CoEstitg-
,oua'si another able and prominent Democratic organ
also comes out warmly for DoUGLAs and JOHNSON! The
Litter paper publishes a cal by the Executive Commit
e Of the National Democracy Of the State of Geors"
f,r State Convection of the party, to be held at MI
le scyie on the 2i'h July, to nominate DoUGLAs cleo
t,ral ticket The Co'ttsiioaiisi declares that Geor
"a is "afs for DOuGlAs" and thus calamity steps into
the ring and throws down the gaunuet to the friends
Of BREcxlSElDGE and Lane
In the STATE aud National action Of our party for the
st thirty dlvs we sec nothing to regret It is true
tb,t had We taken open issue with majority OF the State
Executive Committee and called separate aud distinct
STATE Convention there would have been trouble in
having It's representatives obtain in the National
State Convention. Sotoo, Il VIC had organized separate
y az Milelscyle this paper recommended, the seats
urepircd for Georgia would have at once been awarded
10 Inc National delegates
But in eitLer event we should have had during the
contest 10 have borne the odum Of refusing compromise
Hd di,bandug the old organization without just
tsNow however 20 Is eujdsHt that compromise is er
hrsfsR At Medgeville notwithstanding the fact that
the amendment Of Mr. ToOmbs had reduced the Sena's
platform back 70 nationality and that Mr. Cobb admitted
tbe minority platform az Mledgeyille as equal that
If the Majority, even there after having periled
STATE orgauiztt alton by entering hostile assembly for the
ske of HARMONY forced 10 leave il in order TO
Irye even the form Of national party in our State.
at Baltimore too, our Secession friends were admit
ted upon the question Of regularity and having declined
/, enter the opened doors Of the Convention il
longer De doubted that they are, at least much OPP
posed TO acting with Us we are, and for some time
have been, TO acting with them.
1--WE regret TO part with old friends and with the most
s,siog rscoleetous of our deliberations with the gen
emsn Of the first delegation their perfect courtesy and
coodhumored ridcule a, repeated discomhure-ioe
inter- he arena Of argument against them and theirs,
FIR ths esapajgn-kopiHg ttrt God may dfend tie truth
,lsrever 10 srists and da: ds right side may rim"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-03

The men who nominated Breckenridge and Lane gave
ut.erance to the following sentiments which, had they
been uttered in the days Of patriotism, would have
signed them to the galOws as traitors. Let them be
hung higher than Hannah in the estimation of yrsuOus
and patriotic people;
We shall FIRE the Southern heart instruct the South
en mind give courage each other and at the proper
nom n by organized concerted action, we can pre-
cinita,e The cotton States into revolution p Wa l..
Y1Reey.
"IfI had the power, I would dissolve this govern
uent in two minutes. -. 4. Morgan
Let US break up this rotten, sinking, and oppressive
government Gayle.
" Resistance Resistance! To DEATH against the gov
ernmeut il what we want ow."-DaUid Hubbard
Break up aud dissolve this rotten, Yankee govern
ment JOHN D f. Williams.
Let the Union rip."-R. ID. Gayle.
"My voice is for Warl'-Geo d. Johnson.
The man who claims to be the first Breckinriige man
in Mississippi no; loag since declared publicly that he
was DISTINGUISH per Sc ready to join any party that
would make disuniOn its watohword.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-03
Ratification In NIIssourI.

The friends Of BILL and EVERETT Of Orr and the whole
Opposition ticket in Missouri will hold grand Ratca-
ton meeting ST. Louis the evening Of Saturday the
9Th Of july The Ners says
Judge Sample Orr our candidate for Governor will be
here Hon James s Rollins, (ths former Governor hon
es,y elected bat cheated Of bis Office will be here
GEN DoniDhan and Geu Robert Robert Wilson, two no.
Die and matchess Wing leaders Of the North west will be
here. George W. Anderson and Judge I. J. c. Fagg
he able and true hearted orators of Pike will be here
Akers, Of Lafayette Letcher Of Saline, Moss Of Clay
Guitar of Boone and all the bright stars Of the interior
ui be here While city will furnish her inspr
ing orators--WHght, Cover Richardson Breoknridge-
aud her thousands Of brave and faithful soldiers in the
Opposition Army, who never bowed the knee to Baal
and who rejoice that the day oil their redemption is at
hand
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-03
Fob THE VINO.
SIXTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.

s.e oiAin JOJiOlAh OlhOull.
In consequence Of the death Of the late Judge Clop-
ton no Courts held in the Sixth Judicial Circuit at
the regular in the Spring Therefore, the present
Judge has ordered special terms Of the Courts In that
Circuit to be held and to commence in the following
counties on the days named:
In the county of New Kent on the 10th Of July
In the county of Charles City on the Esd OF July.
In the county of James City and City Of Williamsburg
burg on the 3Oth day Of July.
In the county of York Oh the 9Th day Of August.
In the county of Gloucester on the 18th day Of Au-
gust.
In the county of Matthews on the Esd day Of August
In the county of Middlesex on the 9th day of Au-
gust.
In the county of Warwick on the Sd day of Septem-
Der.
In the county of Elizabeth City the 9Th day of Sep.
tember. ff 4
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-03
ObItuarr on ]. d.

Hon. Dwight LoOmis, of Connecticut, Ia speech de-
vered in the House of representatives. on the 10th irs
an Published in the Globe says that If fiaerl sermon
sh luld be required the official demise of the present
Administration he would suggest the remarks Of Buck
eye clergyman at the gave OF parshoner Said he
as any man can say on the fourth OF March next
Il have been begged importuned and entreated to
preach this sermon but don't want to do it. never
did like the | never knew nothing good OF him =
He had horses aud he them he had cocks, and he
fit them be once had money but he gambled it all away;
he had friends but made them all his enemies The bear
ers will please remove the body; and will sing the
following hymn
"'wlih rapture delight to SEQ
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-03

Whole number Of votes 1914; of which Mr. Douglas
received 1871 votes.
Mr.. Hoge Of Virginia, obtained the floor.
Mr.. Clark, of Mssour-Will the gentleman allow me
to say word before he proceeds?
Mr.. Hoge-Certainly, with pleasure.
The silence that prevailed during this announcement
was broken by the renewal Of the enthusiasm with re-
doubled vgor. Cheer followed cheer, hats waving
in all parts of the house. the bands playing and gene
raj scene Of congratulaon going on among the dele
gates. j
Calls followed for various speakers, interrupted by
newed propositions for three cheers for Douglas
which were given with will "a often as called for
TO nE CONTINUED I
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-03

Old Joe'Lane is pretty good authority With the DemOo
racy and we therefore invite the attention OF our hdrDO
Nous friends to the following declaration Of old Joe
"Ir is THE FAULT OF THE DENocRtrIC PARTY IN DoDG-
mo TRUTH IN DoDGING PRINCIPLE, DoDGISG The con-
SrIrUrION IrsELF THAT BROUGHT THE TROUBLE UPON
rHE COUNTRY AND rHE PARTY THAT Is ExPERKNcED TO-
DAY"
Let it be remembered then, that tie trouble Theh has
been brought upon The country brought upon IL By
the Democratic party and Joe Lane the Vice Presiden-
lial candidate, says so.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-03

The COsiitutonal Union ticket is the only National
ticket in the field Let BILL aud EvERErr clubs be
formed IN every State, county, township village and
neghborhOOd in the country. The way is clear To the
work II the conservative men of the country ralv N
the support Of the Constitutional Union ticket the cleo
ton Of LINCOLN viii be prevented but if the opro ton
eft 10 the Democratic party in its present state Of dis
organization, the Black Republican candidate will walk
tdumphlntly into the White House next March. fyc1
want TO prevent it, vote for BILL and EvERErF.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-03

In Mddleburg Va Wednesday evening" the 9Th instant by
the A. Knsovng, GEO IEE ESQ VI Nashville fennes
see and youngest daughter OF Gen Rogers Lou
doun.
On Sunday is Instant at O'Clock, NJ Mrs ELIZABETH
r. DENOoN, 10 the s9th year OF her age.
Louisville Kentucky the 9Th OF May last Col HENRY
CRAWFORD Of that city advanced The deceased len
the county Jefferson Va time the Of 1916 or ISL
residence 10 the Interior OF Kedcky
moved Louisville Col CraSfsrd patriot soldier OF the
OF In the campaign Of 1918 at No folk and IN
battle Of Crany and Ad ofco under the lae Gen
Mason and remained In service at alton until about the
81 the under Coon late Judye Richard Parker and
afterwards Colonel, late General Charles Mercer.
Saturday the Both OF june LILLI An MARIA youngest child
Of wm aud Coneia NJ Charters aged months and 81 days
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-03
HnIfnnhHnIC

At BREcKINRIDGE and LANE Ratification meeting in
vicksburg last week. the motion to raty as we are in
formed by the Wig of that city, was adopted by bare
maOrity-the ayes aud noes being so equally divided
that it was hard tell which prevailed 1t VII: thus be
that DOUGLAS is not without hackers even in Mis-
ssippi Indeed, in all the Gulf States, at least third
if not more, of tie Democrats DOUGLAs men, and will
no doubt warmly support him for the Presidency.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-03

Among the most cheering sigus of the times we may
mention the fact that the New Orleans Crescent Augusta
(a) Chronicle, and Athens (Gl) Waehaaa heretofore
neutral in the present contest have CALAMITY hosted the
e Of BELL aud EvERErr! All these papers are infuen
tia and will DO noble work for candidates and our
cause The signs Of the times indeed goriousy cheer
ingl
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-03
Lntithn Remembered.

That Caleb Gushing, who presided over the Southern
Democratic Convention which nominated John c. Breck
inrdge and Joe Lane voted when in Congress against
the admission of Arkansas because she tolerated slGyery
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-03
Preserve your Papers.

We admonish friends to preserve their papers, for
they will be invaluable all who may participate in the
We shall publish in the Wig everything bear
ing on the election that can aud shall endeavor to
be as accurate iua our statements aud selections pos
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-03
No Comfort In that Crumb.

The majority report of the Committee on Credentials
at Baltimore made by gentleman named Crum. The
result shows that even in that crumo there COM
fort for the miserable Democracy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-03
Snm Hou.ton for RcII nnd Everett.

We have received information, says the Augusta (Ga)
Chronicle coming direct from friend in Texas that the
hero of San Jacuto has declared for the Only National
ticket BELL and EVERETT
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-03
nnnsInsIn Alabama.

The Montgomery Confederation, one of the most nfu-
entail Democratic papers in the State and published right
under YANcEYs nose its intention TO support
the nomination of DoUGLAs and Ex-Governor JOHNSON, Of
Georqii