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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-10-17
Are You in Debtp

Indebtedness has its uses and its calami'
ties. II is often a spur to the enterprise and
energy Of men, who would be otherwise lag
gard and unthriAy. Perhaps, among men
strictly honest it is more beneficial than IN
furious, 50 long as Il is confined within prop
er limits, Debts created for property notEa-
BILE to depreciate in value arc generally adj
v~antagcouS except under misfortune; but
debts contracted TO crafty extravaganccs
which may be eaten or drank up; which leave
no representative consideration, are sadly
damaging. Especially when necessity or mis-
fortune have brought Indebtedness upon rs,
1t is absolutely crushing. Often in that case,
life becomes a burden. The kind eye and
word Of a cheerful wife and the innocent
prattle Of children, may for a while cheer>and
encourage one in his teil TO nd himself o.
debt but when the effort is unavailing, and
the ghostly sheriff still stalks after you, steI
by step how maddening and overwhelming i
the feeling, that | am a hopeless bankrupt
Strangely enough, this feeling of despair Of
ten drives q sober man to his cups-and hon
orable men to the haunts Of vagabond gam
blers and depravcd men, and sometimes hon
eat men to compromise their integrity an
ruin themselves forever.
The very best advice We can give every on
is 20 keep out of debt Strive TO obey tn
Apostal;o pBgpstion' Owe no naan anything
% rttdie comes upon you-sft The bur
|h fall upon your shoulders, unsought. un
b'dden by your W imprudence, or indeed
II 1t fall upon you from any cause, shoulde
the responsibility like a man. Tug and puI
aud strive until the load begins to start, the
let 1t slide. But don't try to get rid of it b
your cups.-Don't shake the 10 ad off, by ba
association or by compromising your homo,
Die an honest and a sober man. if you di
on a dunghill. Let it never be written O
your tombstone, here lies a man who pai
his debts by becoming a yagabond, a drunl
ard and n cheat.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-10-17
~-I.
TIGITE &c B..ADBUKYS'f
ATENT INSULATED FULL IRON FRAME NET
SCALE
c,and and Square Piano Fortes.

- E4ThAU III 0A&&4S
THE Insulated Iron frame preserves ~ secf7ring
tone of the instrument in all its purity, SecuLlng
II for ali time against that most oisaSreeaol0 $500 $500
nuality of tone invariably found ID al 1tie 10 o md tbns
3b;a 1Fnrtes It greatly strengthens the case anu .nu
tn Ion the piano Forte much longer in tune. II glses
fe instrument a much fuller, richer ana s"eGleb o tones
1t adapts the Piano to all cllLlate s y !" IL nTonounced by
M heat & ~artistes'' the greatest improvement VI Uo
ACE in piano Forte construction: prouuTlns an rnadn
ment acknowledged TO De supeiioi wa"
in this country or Europe.
FEW TESTIMONIALS IN REGARD TO THE soPh EnnTrs
or ORR NEW Seal PATENT INSULATED FlANo-rohiH
at have examined the Piano-Fortes OF LlgnIe q
prodhnrvs with entire satisfaction. know hoS q
thern are any others better, either III od.o" N0"""'
or elsewhere DIR. LOWELL MAsoN.
=. o,oo-,ass richness and volume of tone, dellcacy,
elasticity of touch, and fine repeating actlou, l q
never piayed upon their equai. Il q" "
HAUPr.
i'm volume. richness, evenness, and purity, OF tone
oad IN dalicacy of touch, they certainly. e1cel ~ ~
that haautiful singing quality so desraple YET 50 SGT
p dom f0unC- MASON.
"Ihaven never played upon SO rich and neaVy a ION
ct am astopished and delighted with the New Scale
Iron Frame Piano-Fortes made by you; IherG mus
he q snlendid future for Lighte & Bradburys Plano
Fortes."-GEo. f. ROOT.
have never played upon SO fine an instrument
GEO. T. BRIsToW.'
81 consider them as to beauty, richness, fulness an
ooralitv Of tone, as well as their agreeable, elasti
touch, equal if not superior to any flaho maae Ill 'h
country or Europe."-hARL wells.
uIp mower. quality, and equality Of tone, they ce
tainly excel while for that peculiar rlch ana slngia
tone so invaluable as an accompaniment 10 inc NoiC
l have never met their equal."'C. BAssINI.
"They have all the requirements for a superior i
depreciation of both classical ana mouerH CoApos
+ Wareroom, All Broom Street, a few doors East of
t - Broadway, New York; .
m. & A. $780, S-eow1y
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Are You Insured 2

The promptness with which our Insurance
offices meet their losses, whether from fire or
death, and the relief which they afford in
seasons of distress, to persons who sustain
loss by fire, or to needy families and to credi-
death of the insured, ought to
fors uLp$scry man, whose condition is liable
Proo%@diBary contigences, or whose creditors or
a.wifcs may suffer in the event of death. to
strain every nerve to insure their property and
their lives. A man who is prompt in this
respect and in meeting the premium, fixes a
good basis for credit in his business, and of.
ten relieves himself and family from a heavy
urden of care and anxiety, as to their future
emporal condition.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-10-17
WILLIAM WATSON, .
UpheIsterer and Paper Hanger,
One door above the Post OIce.

One door above the Post OGice,
TT AVING just laid in my Fall sunnlv which ,u.r
u make a very extensive and hanRdsome ass" vi
peooro q 1oode e ~ my line, consisting of New ST.
;S5ishaT viii as put Ut cents n fh q roll and iB5 orderSs SG fo ms ysTy
Bands N or country. Winddeeun eatest manner, either in
&c. o cotton Aattras.au &c. Lounges. Hair
ted New vfHnIPt s1any panufacturipg 70 "''
bsfro ans ds%GPS sls5y sa sRs59S be ss sssss 4 S'S s5i RE f ssls cobra:
~ effort to give s sas Rf4siis; and Rsap promise 3 f son mnEe tt.l
Eaieigh. Get 1stb, 1851 WILLIAM ATso TSrk.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-10-17
REL1sE IN TEN 1NUks.
BRYAN's
PULu0SIc W.RS!

The ORIGINAL Mediocre EsTABLIsHp #B7, Y
first article of the kind ever iutfed under the
name of "PULMONIC WAIVED this or any
other country; all other PulmonEfers are coun
%terfeits. The genuine can be - by the name
BRYAN being stamped on eachQER.
BRYAN'S PULMONI0HERS
Relieve Coughs, Colds, Sore ~ Hosrseness.
BRYAN'S PULMONI6 NERS
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis. pit Breathing.
BRYAN'S PULMONIC RERS
Relieve Splitting of Blood, Pam the Chest
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WERS
Relieve ~Incipient Consumptiod# ng Iseases.
BRYAN'S PULMONIC MERS
Relieve Irritation of the Uyulaa the Ghsils.
thSsRYYAAN's PULMossS EEResk~
ReiieF 10 hAptaT1ts 49, MINUTES
pl bnhANs PuLMoNIc Wa
Are 8 n er. 70 all Glasses and Erestitutions
.aonted e., roLNoNIC WABEgs
Are ao"P.ou . Eocalists and p,k1c Speakers
siaan1 PoLhoNIC WATERS
Are Ill RP e,1,pLe form and pleasant to the tas,e
bhfAN's PULMoNIc warpRs N''''
OF '"' Rpv., put effect rapid and lasting Cures
give satisfaction to every one,
ranliy should be without a BOX Of
PULMONIC WATERS IN MN
VANS fPsUGfIlsGf 5Siaia ps Fs%Tnsiasq IS SssppIy a q
No person VII ever oR PISS TO eve for
.YAN's PuLAoNi EMF MnsARs
,ap NOSES. Sole proprietor, Rochester, N. z.
JoD p in Raleigh, by p. F. Pcscua, and all Drug
in the onlteo o'"'e 37-eow ~
May 5, 1860.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-10-17
GOOD FARM FOR SALE

in Greene county, 4 miles north Of
= MY Han Depot, on the Atlantic and North
Carohhll Road, containing $50 Acres. There is
enou9td cleared on the farm for eight plows. and
enougf WOOD land adjoining the present cleared
the milf as good society "a can he Fonnd : Z u =
pta5e: tortlon OF the present cleared land is low
ANU Ifll produce 10 or IL barrels of corn per
acre: Is a considerable portion of the farm
culIlvah Cotton the present year, that viii COM
pare iaRly with that of any farm. The farm is
y 1pplled with the best quality OF mari
The m4within two feet Of the snrface coppen;cnt
TO any on OF thefarm. The farm lays level and
IN gootf, easy and pleasant to cultivate; good
water fFaIthy as any place. The buildings are a
TWO ~ elllng OF convenient size, with all other
Dulialh snmon tobe found on a farm. Persons
Wishing ly such 6 farm, if they would notify the
suDscrlB wenfd rect them at the Depot and take
them o 3he farm. LFWTIEI,F
MoseMl I. ", aly Z, 1860. 46-5mpd
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amily Newspaper,
CARRIAGES

he residence of the brides father, in Wake CO,
morning the 18th inst, by r. NJ. Brown,
Mr. jackson Davis to Miss Sarah Ann johnson.
I laughter of Mr.. James johnson, all of Wake.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-10-17
ATLANTIC FEMALE SCHOOL,

pfF.4. BRANSON, A. NJ, has been EMPLOYED to
1A1Pe this school, on Wednesday the Sth day OF
ever 4loartment.
En- a Tuition per Session, AIN
La ,Greez, French and Painting. each. 10
DHng, Embroidery and Wax Work. each. q
MI on Piano Oh
81 including furnished rooms, washing,
fendance and fueD per session, so
Cd&geIt fee,
sEs DUE.-One half at the middle and one
nan N close of each session. A LARGE and com
pleIe ding has been secured, fronting the Sound
and pecan. This will be used until the new prick
scno4lidlng can be completed. The young ladies
his fat. w Stowa Il
Mohd City, july "A, 1880. Aim
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-10-17
E.EW HOUSE.

ME subscriber will open the upper part Of the
Street, for the accommodation of strangers visiting
the city during the approaching Fair. and also for the
table and convenient rooms win do wen to call and
make a selection, as the locality Of the house is con
yenient to the Capitol Square, and in a very desirable
! Eart Of the city. MARGARET j. FENTRESS,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-10-17

HoLLowAY's PILEervone f.,
ever cause, debili fipestsona eadache, from what
complaint or neTv0Srdprs win eostIEeness, liver
radical cure in heltf Me9;c;na una Q speedy and
ate the constitutioIw ne tba tora: They inyigor-
stomach, stimulate Hon IF tbpaiq energy of the
the blood and purr Aerret;onaIae bowels, cleanse
liver. Sold by all n at ~ oI the bile and
box. III oSc. and 81 per
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-10-17

The Grand Division, S. of T., of Virginia,
convenes at Norfolk on the Oath day of Oc-
tober, instant. The members of the Grand
Division of North Carolina are cordially in
vited to attend this session, and we trust %atleast
some Of Of them will do so. The exchange
- f~rAternal visits between members of sister
rand Divisions, cannot fail to be productive
lgood, in ~engcndering the true cordiality of
ling in a common brotherhood, and stim-
hing n generous rivalry in pushing
T< Ssat cause in which we are( en-
90 I9st our G.. ID then be represented
n the Virginia G. d., and then let the Old
Dominion sen over a. full delegation to at
tend our g.. d. in November.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-10-17
d. wi'tar'' Of Wild Cherry.
IA IN s sae a ano,e i Discoveries no Rem.
Of If the mind a,s al feh lsmarkahe CUES

edy has performed h~n iHesn ~ Rem
Of The num- " - -
oaes.-of eoaghs. Cold roashiIs. Infne,
o1lsn' group, Astfa, or of eonsumnt,1
as TINS lar famed, longtHh, and :astlv eeIahsn
- generally ackdayledged is the sDn
cellence Of MS remedy tit b9f few - 1s
nave nave , e ! IA Virtues BY experience fail to u
Of cold-fnlyS iertlg thu it. ramed sa1oen !
ooaa e.or Tho sltugh to embrace every form
ease rom she sNAtest cold to the most dans
Up n, IVY complaint
VS., ESQ, OF ANDERSON:
Thereby certify tADERsoN. G. H., May II, II
sam of Wild Cherry lhaVe used DR.. Wistar's
and find it just the thpe last ten or fifteen D
IDENTIFY recommend it XPurports to be, and I
Coughs, Colds, incipN persons troubled
of Isham W. Taylor, of obtained what l have
Eson G. H., S. c.
FROM ISHAM w. h JAS. c. KEY
Messrs, Seth W. Fowle RR, DRUGGIST
q certificate from Mr.. JameSAbove you will
respectable citizens. andI eys, one of our +
Mr.. Keys may say. You can puch for any Il
this sheet that you may see pNany disposito
Yours, very respeS Il
IA
~ Caution to Purchasers. w. "A
Wistar's Balsam has the writt@ only gen1
BUrrs' and tAe printed one of thaqature
outer wrapper aata.si.Sikssasss
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-10-17
YES o. NAY
USE OR RECOMMEND
HErNgTREETS I~NTMTTABLE
HAIR CoLoRIHst
AND rryD IT TO BE
A Perfect Raic Restoratiye,
-.-aurth and rrnr.h Of The Hair. and

RRa0 HCES
snHpoos LAKE, Essex Co, 4. Is~Iag nssa
= Has TROY, y. Y--DcaF Ut. Iss:h.s
W. q: Sn1orinr or Restorative ana oslnE me-
y y ! with If. / take pleasure n HaAlhs = =, =,
ing statement: From tne en- y 81 rec. my hair corr.
Nm grey. and so continued 10 groM 1
LnnOc.nF pEHrTcTLY WHITE, being Eery srr,bI-a
~ 30 Last Summer l had reachea my hs.e tEo
coarse. = 7 w.s induced by . friend 10 parchare
Z 81 IN Heimstreet's Hair RestorhlNe, PaTSRR~c-a,s
pon 7 commenced using Il sccsrdnhg nv nair
anu ~ 10 q roois outward was turning OAck Is
ni o% Color. II so continued TO grow uhaa s = Ssrs'
frnIy brown and glossy a. II was ~ ~ 49,
and is now fully restored 10 . WYLks SEAMAN.
rssrx 90 ss-Myla Seaman cas,ss before ae 80. |.
was duly sworn, and says that Inc A'''
trna this 9Th day of Februay. lSJo- Pc
uue' 'ns "JoELF POTTER, Justice o. me 49,
..c- ,b., nv hair having become guits
l 7 GOD Hein,street's Hair Restorative, t.cf.55
r. r Haran. of Troy, y. H-,io' tOHI - c,inr
NV hair was in that time restored - y ~ N e aims.
l can fully recommend the artiSls 70 tJTxtSSIFY
Pastor of the Baptist Sh&Esa Sf riIin H. isss. .
L WIaAx: | have used Haimstrcet : IN
Restorative for three years, and naNc ts"nu 80 r,}or
most excellent article. II moi oa!f ragia BIT II cured
Vi ~ and wife Of a most obstinate eEap.oa ~ r,us
ncsIn which nothing else scemei 20 "YnN-r, T-5iv
believe it to be the best aMFNNnwIITOT ROWLAND.
Tho above are but a few Of the may - -. n+o
commentator which, have ne 49, - ar Restorative
f. has heen used by thousands q. pSNt:.s ~" - r.;
fs;is to restore the color and grow nl - - ,sed
ns,Isr erect il not produced IS Hhea - -,
slng.t an,S nnon the natural Secretion i Co.oINt- NJ, ~,
ter at fine roots, and thus efiecss . 80 rnr X
COLOR PRoDUcED Is NOT A CO.'S a.. m, cnior IA. skin.
90 5nc and 81. % Der bottle SID e'S-9S
W y AGA eco, Proprietor; Toy M IT,
ia IN RALEIGH by p, z. PescAG, Mut.l'us - :.
rodsIj Bros. and by all rrzfnsslhS uS.'0 =
medicines in the United oLltr.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-10-17
EFWs OF n DAY.

STATE ELEcFIoNs.-Three great States,
Pennsylvania, Ohio and Indiana, all held their
elections o. Tuesday of last week. Each
chose Representatives in the next Congress,
while Pennsylvania and Indiana elected their
Governors and Legislatures also, and the lat
ter a full ticket of State Officers. The Legs
laturcs chosen in Pennsylvania n Indiana
will each have to elect a United States Sem
ator.
We append the returns from these elections
from which it will beseen that the Black Re
publicans have carried all three of the States
named. This doubtless ensures all three of
them for Lincoln, and now the only hope of
defeating him rests upon New York.
PENNsYLvAEIA.-The Evening Bulletin
| Rep.1 claims 80, 600 majority for Curtin, the
Republican candidate for Governor. The
Legislature will probably stand: Senate, %
Republicans and 8 Democrats House 81 Re
publicans and SO democrats.
Bailey DEM is elected to Congress II
the 18th district in place of Junkin, tRep.
the present member, and Stewart, (Rep L
probably elected instead of L2zcar, Dem. II
the 23d district.
OHIo.-The Republican majority on tn
State ticket, will be over 10000. The Con
gressionsl delegation will probably stand l
Republicans to 8 DEMOCRATS. Trimble, (Rep.
is reelected in the 10th district, and Nugen
DEM, in the 10Th, vice Helmic, Rep.
INDIAkA.-Returns from some twent
counties in this State show large Republics
Lgasss~ The Republican State ticket is III
doubteX elected h2lfrom five to ten tbousan
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-10-17
IN TEACHERS.

4 PRINCIPAL WANTED, to take charge ef Ra-
N leigh Methodist Female Seminary Tor 1901. 70
oneT exPerierre and a~bility-one whose aptness 70
teach will comtand success, and who understands
conducting a f4tclass Female Seminary. the present
affords an excellent opportunity for establishing y
large school. nd on very advantageous terms. APP
plications andtestimonials 10 be addressed TO
IA NJ. GORMAN, Sec, Raleigh, NJ.
Raleigh, Set 18th, 1850. ~
GY@N. G. b Advocate copy II.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-10-17
Tho number of whiskey gu

crcase about as fast as the increase of
.L.tol and the result is, the number of
drogkards grows apace; crime is on the wing
md ruin must follow.
Twenty years ago, if one dealer offered for
sale one hundred barrels of a particular kind
of liquor, he was thought to be doing a large
business, but recently we observed in one of
our exchanges, that one dealer alone in one of
our seaport, towns, offers one thousand barrels
Of Baltimore Whiskey, on the best terms. For
merly Northern drummers were confined
mainly TO staple and dry goods houses or
general groceries; now the country is filled
with long, bushy whiskered runners, whose
sole business is to sell spirituous liquors of all
kinds, manufactured in Baltimore, New York
'lrEew England. And is 1t any wonder that
our old men arc more and more red eyed, that
our strong men tremble at the knees, and that
our young men and youths are walking swill
tubs, and their breath as fetid as a p
O for the day of deliverance from alcohol to
come to North Carolina. Men of humanity
help, help.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-10-17
The Whiskev Deluxe.

j" trade In spirituous liquors keeps up and
u9' Whatever else may decline. Every
o'her "'oie feels the influence oftight times,
poor eIOv' snort exchanges, high, taxes and
Qla4kLn mark at--~oen wb;su-
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-10-17

TFs5sTeu 53sErm".F0WH3Eost and
for sale by Williams s. Haywt Ralesh E. Nye
Hutchinson & Co.. Charlotte; HMcL1 Whining
ton, and yb all druggists. Sat
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nrIY ONE CENT Each.

- f-on, 5ao-5o vlaa5ie receipts and
HAVE seaeI' Gundrsd copies printed Tor sale. tacia-
ding the Celebrated Honey F r. m3,s ,T Bi$.a,a ma Fluid.
selling North at 81. How ~ d II ; - N Of Pain
FIRE Ere r p = Gia ss'1 Ginger Beer, Fc Cas- OH syTHp,
WASHING Fluid. Cures for Snake - yeiioS Iiiuin-
~ and indelible Inks, Starch Polish, @G.S no NOT
send two copies prepaid on rscei3S o. -
send norlh o h0"' "N ". II. RrDWELL-
yadki,syiUe. in Co. NJ.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-10-17
RAGLfoTEL-GUIoEs }
Nos h.ODE0Ns. ORGANS, &c
STEA1ENGINE FOR SALE.

HHORSE Pgf ER, about as good as new. The
owners Oh for sale CHEAP, as a larger one Is
needdt to do I'd work. APPLY f fS 8 DooD,
ual.ig1 Iul-n Att.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-10-10

HN Puhh ~ III NlNA 'ahAA
uN. IA, ~ ,iltas uf nfN .fsn rDb.isia, Z
ga. pfutliflf i-iisl ihr ''iHr
',ast- % Ad.tIiisinE,
.N t..r. rt 90 b. insH,l a 80 ID ,sr I-l
i01 lna ~ htri 30 bI. r. i.lif inIf q
N nisl inrfiiil, '.' aiH 20
EI.. .If tlrraintr. a hIsIal ifHsuti ilIHu
ilrir sl.H siiffti is ilH l'si hhs-
Hpi n,g' has unr wsa1 'Il ~ 'h'
ns ~ afganillaics O., State o. pl'-
% o. isgi'isluIp sloi c0uAil "H'
s...t 3. tr ,lri. sh-n sinit,.i is uar ol-
.tI.. Hand ta4li a. ~ frftisli.r ,ff1r
.F.i .fIarufr flir uiIi. fl'fh 20 Nhish T.
m. murt b. i,sl4 iF in Tititrr sa4
F. A4ug T'!s rir VIII IN liuls D.
orau uai msgkri hiih fir nri4lsr
"tH ~ h. rlailntai HntH HiNnrsiT7 -
.r ~ dtc,siiuu ~ ''r fnllirirnl Hf'
iu.b
.uiiutsps.. .uAr.s f.'uiy nuH
sNi,bEiI,sT LsNI.
,'rtr ~ ii,s nerrIa.
~ FAH.E -. u - ias a-tuRs
t.. 'to.i,, wiii = iui'y arhngsbdsA
..... ..F.. y, El, ka,.i .il,su. kaufn,u Comfy
H Eat, tafkwali, mailman County.
A. Esu, hruian, h'ntuu County
IH. a. I.tq, MngnhacLlf. tlls Cour >.
ErtiI = andA. FoNLEE, "a, ~ Nuulil
n. fHF f I.q., lilnhanan, lahnsUu = uhb
.E H. fsi, Mrathtr'rd. Parker t"nuiN
co.. Ita.. sNlNuriLs, hHlarap, luuhF county
:, ~, cmu'ifii"n'. 90 oal'r''"h'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-10-10

aaa !. G. Breckenridge,

FaD !. G. Brecklnfidge,
DELIVERED AT
.s|l, ND, KY, SEPT. 9th.
lla sou, my ncigl,b1rs, friends
.Ht al. alstitucnts, TO be assured
'hot tic profoundly grateful for
At niH welcome you have cStcn
#.tI lp o.. The circumstances un-
d.r U.l I appear before you are
novel ni unusual. / do it in ono
l,u.... ac request Of friends whose
srl We been accustomed to
..rr ID ifit be an uncommon
lhaE person in my position TO
adG e %. cmblies Of the people /
can ~ | hope 10 discuss the
sygjc- hi,b. nre ia II manner not
altogcti unworthy the Multitude
Whi,h Y a lupy. ] shall certainly
iBdRlgD h no language which, in
ray. or "a, will faIl below the dig
uity Ytical discussion,
Tl, aaitioi ofmy health makes
it il . tiat | can extend my
voiC his vast assembly, but !
tru i become stronger as [
pro ,d have been asked, fellow
cit q. pl {. speak at my own home,
beqloso u,d the political organiza
tio uHA which | am connected,
hay Dngu assailcd in M unusual
ma u8e md charged with treason
TO ugr non country, ! appear
hei lu o-day for the purpose
q. pFl..,lling coTtniil a'oIasatior,o-
e'.,j been made against mo
o. oW and industriously dis
r over other States Of the
fs al. next to show thai the
luajrIf { both Jho Constitution
ulNU.J four country, (grcat ap
nl.n nd (a voice, "Thats right,
#o~ / to EN- l') surely, If at
,av 9e justification could be
rs any man ior addressing
aa# u i the position which /
o~~a i'll be found in my case,
aaswriters and wanl4ring
jg.ols na chosen 70 tell the peo'
s'a LHal Individuality, an q 0st'In-
on.s aa md q traitor tony coppr
w. as'" nv declare that IN 'ho
D.m th4. ave exhibited that trca-
.ru 10 be3S by comparison with IL,
Barr II n5,iot, and The memory Of !
N5yna ,ectalie. But follow cit |
a as"va ! core 7stbeso ~; S%rlS7' ,,,
..,.a 81 erlant in r'gard TO my
ro.d a4 -uci feelir a cohneetion
,@ita e eside q the oi'i'eo
,ate ~,
gls a.el,sf5ss'~ WIN q prelha,
~ N; ! nave Deeh Ihaf8eu
'i'n h". intrigued iur lhls pom
iruti. ave beon charged WlNH
pin' #oicre the wishes oi tAe pc2-
pc alta 10 'iring to thrust myseii
o apera for the highest office N
.l,a' -'l To that | answer thal ~
yAo. oatrue / have conYers-
"a wIta 5ody soliciting support.
- 9E bayo iniriguod with no
iody lave promised Nobody
20 statomcnts | challenge
ate n from any hGuar be-
nn rs i
ri ! did not seek orde-
3lrat laced; before the people
4 tte 3c of President by any
a. aia, or any part Of any
ron aa
W ,afiSsl - TIC Stale OF
kcp u the spring Of 1859, l
frnne eIneaai'tial friends were |
> aue nty name TO the public |
D t1a a leetion, and that tho cai- |
te .r ain presses in the State !
lGH aC9 my Diuno Tor the Prosi !
ba, MD to my friends am |
NJ n sense a cmdidate.
hss b; eyo pore than one con- |
I.,r public Journal to whom |
,sr4 ivate letters rcquessies
ibgl Us ole betaSen down rom I
~ .l 4 tleir sheets. III was
ID
ia r eminent citizen OF the
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-10-10
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