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BUSINESS CARDS.
J. D. CoRSE. NJ. D. CoRSE.
Banking, Exchange, and Collection Office OF
CORSn BROTHERS,

ID
No SO E.cchange Block.
SgTE will make Collections on all accessible
w points in the United States, and hold pro-
ceeds subject to Check, or remit promptly To any
designated point.
We will deal in ErcAanye, Time BHls, Pro"is-
sorry Notes, Uacurrent Money, Com, de-
STOCKS and other SECURITIES bought and sold
on Colnmission aud LOANS negotiated on favor
able terms Interest allowed to Depositors.
a varied experience Of many years IN tins busi-
ness enables us to offer services with confidence
to tho nuhEc feb l9--tf
! " DrnEE ARTHUR HERBERT.
Banking, Exchange, and Collection Office OF
BURKE / Err BE RT,
CORNER Of Prince and Fut,yar streets.
INE will make Collections on all accessible
w points in the United States, and hold pro-
ccetls subject to Check, remit promptly to any
designated point.
We will deal in E.cch"n9s, Time Bti's fFom''-
sory Notes, Uncprreat Money. Com, Dc.
STOCKS and other SECURITIES bought and sold
on Commission. Jan I'll
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.,.yanAric !7azette and Virginia Advertiser.
PUBLISHED DAILY BY
EBGh2 SN0W WIDEN,
!, r;,ht Dollars pet ..unum, payable half yearly.

.,.vasGzif Gazette and Virginia Advertiser,
A.' FOX TIE COINERIJ
/. pusLlsHED, REGULARLY, On
,rrSnAYS. THURSDAYS, AND SATURDAYS,
a. Five ,. LA, per anuum, payable in advance.
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1860. Spring aad Summer Arrangement. 1860
l ;..s - ;,s ~
ADAIS' EXPRESS COMPANY

ADAMS' EXPRESS COMPANY
INVITE the attention OF the public 10 lhe iac'li,
| ties afforded by this Company for the quick ANA
safe conveyance q; specie, Bank Notes, valuable
packages, heavy aud bulky freight, &c.
EXPRESSES for the East. to Baltimore Phua-
,l.lphia, New lvrL. Boston, Providence. Hartford
Be-, close at oar Office daily. 1t | o'clock, +. VI
EXPRESSES for the South to Richmond, Fred
ericksburs. Petersburg, and tor points IN Nof'h
Carolina South Carolina, and Georgia, close NJ
our office. daily. at O'Clock, +. NJ.
EXPRESSES for Lynchhurg. Bristol Knoxville
Chattanooga, Nashville, Memphi-s New Orleans
and intermediate points i'la VranE" anu A,'NRn- =,
Jr;a R,ilroaa. cln.e NJ our Office n $50. 4. NJ,
and go. 7. ", daily.
our EXPRESSES ale always Accompanied hy
careful and trustworthy messengers, ana 'Ae t"ch'
can roly upon all business entrusted 10 Us being
dome with safety. punctuaiity. and le$lntcn
KArrs.--FrvuI Baltimore. 81 cents per ioo h"':
from philadelphia, 81; from New f"rk' Si''0.
y..,~ No packages Of goods taken 10y weight an
49,, Y. ". FALLS. Agent.
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MANASSAS GAP RAILROAD.

T., ss :Elf .
81 - - = =! e % 20 go T..
PASSENGER for this Road Will leave inc
| Alvxandria Station, in The Orange iraiil' al
:, 4. NJ, daily (Sundays excepted, arrive At AL
cxanlria att. p NJ. Through tickets by this route
to Mii,llcburg and Winchester.
The Trains leave Mount jackson daily tS"n-
DAYS excepted,} 1T 7:5o, \. NJ, and arrive Mt AL
eNAntyiu AT l:jj, 7. u.
~ vE,~,f EDWARD GREEN, Treasurer.
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TWO DAILY TRAINS.

Two DAILT TRAINS.
ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, April llth,
" 1860, two trains will leave Alexandria daily,
f4r Lyuchburg and the Southwest, connecting mt
Gordonsville with the Trains on the Virginia Cen
trail Railroad, for Richmond, charlottesville,
Staunton, &c, and with the Train on the Manassas
Gan Railroad, for Woodstock, Mt. Jackson, &c.
Through Tickets to RICHMOND, LlNCH-
BURG. KNOXVILLE, MEM PHI IS, NASH
VILE. MOBILE, MONTGOMERY, and NEW
ORLEANS, ut the Railroad Station.
Also. through tickets to Grccnbrler " hlte Sui
phur Spriags, via Jacksons River or lynchburg'
Montgomery White sulphur, Rcd and Salt SUI
phur via Lynchburg.
Leave Alexandria Al T.15, 4. NJ, and T.3o, p. NJ.
Lynchburg al $40, A. NJ, aud 1.lo, 7. NJ.
.z,7~ The connections with Virginia Central
ana Manassas Gap Railroads are made toy the
day trains only.
J. NJ. BNoADUS. General Ticket Agent.
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7OS. BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RIVER
LANDINGS.
INCREASED ACCOMMODATION.

INCREASED ACCOMMODATION.
~-.>.. TIE "DIAMOND STATE" Capt.
s LIN Jacob kerwin will leave Alexandria,
on SATURDAY. at o'clock, p. NJ, and returning,
will leave Baltimore, Wednesday. at o'clock,
,. Nj. or earlier. if loaded and all surplus freight
will be taken by the ST. Nicholas.
.h-@s The ''ST. NICHoLAS, Captain
/ - - Samuel Guy, will leave Washington
at i o'clock, and Alexandria II O'Clock, A. -h''
on Saturday morning, and returning vii! leave
Baltimore Oh Wednesday ut + O'clock +. NJ, anu
will call 1t the following landings to land and
receive passengers and frcigh ht:-Point Lookout
Rods, Brooms. and CoadS Wharves, Plney
Point, Stones Wharf, ChAppoll Point, Pope's
Crock, aud all the established upper landings on
the Maryland Shore and White Point Matthias
Point, and Boyis Hole, on tho Virginia Shore.
i, % WHEAT / BRO. Agents.
p. FOR PHILADELPHIA AND NEW
exxz.iss.S.YORk.-The regular packet steamer
] HEROINE. will sail on Saturday, 23rd inst. Ap-
Iiy Tn WM Ii. FOWLE & son,
1Q5- No. /, South Wharves.
4 4
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FOR RENT.

1,,p pr>r nr1p,SE rOP 4 TERM
t" fVh ~, re- !nc rS Un ,Il-,n ..nn, tIHE
DWELLING, which now occupy, corner of
Duke and St. Asaph streets, Alexandria. This is
a most desirable residence, having every ncces'a-
~ and convenient appurtenance thereto attached,
and the location unexcerti"nahe. Gas and wa
ter Is earned thFoash Inc mouse ~ 'ui,"s, ,b.t
,,rp,'" ,.nid - "C ronrse view the premises Ap
i%n"h. "ou'", ~ 'o"':.. ~" ~, a,1;on ~ v,,h
piic"'i"nS " III y, 1''''a - r;'. 1,.aat w.
offer it for rent a. we are about to remove to our
property on Cameron street
ap 2i-lawtf CHRISTOPHER NEALE.
--- - ,,,,>., -, ,.~oop ~ nwrI
@=;s ITn so 49,. a,,ont t,ro 1nnrs vast of "
= palgett,s Trunk and Harness Factory. For
,or,os snnlv 10 The present occupant JOSEPH s.
- nn, lH.,.rI Psriod;rai Store, lol King street.
my l'--eot -------------- .----.----.---
=. FOR RENT.-The DWELLING, No. tj,
s3$;; Washington sheet in City Block. Also. the
1--Th~T -" 1,;r,, s,~r,., In. Wharf now oc
,up'e" -. rit.,, -, ~. ,irs, If AT,vIcG0, Ar,ly
- f,,, 9f.~-1trl II O, CLAUGUTOE.
- - -. :, 1,,,,,,,
tmEi FOR EAN The ennno4!oos bhlCh IN
q. FIRE PROOF Il L IL > l. y" 80,
North Union street, adjoining the warehouse "i
5 Hartley Il Son and L. EHg!iSh x pro. HPP.y I"
NH til D. u. nlii III.
r.c, ro prvT--A frs. rat, office, containing
.m ~ ,;,t ,,,. .,I,nir,bly .u;,rJ for -
9ssur-'" s :.,,a,.,,, H. .,-, .;I. af
ploicsS'"h'' oet', ei''''' rT:.a, ,,1
Washington; ''n " H"'' cT1pIsTGpIIrP Tr,IF
u" Jan . 'a"'' ~ ~
i7r FOR RHET.-The STORE, No. %, on
IL. King, next to the n. ". corner Of Fairfax
street. ~-'t ~; d., :" h'3
aug l0--2awtf No. 4. North fair'ax-street.
ru ron pF~,r-Th,. Iarye NEW WARE
s#ss$ r,11,cE nr 1r,;or street No. IL. lately oc-
-lG4.l. noC -: Oh ~" -, "
BURKE Il lERDERI.
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And as an additional induccment, I will give
thirty days on all purchases from S25 to $50-sx-
ty days on all from $50 to 500, and ninety days
on all from sl0o and upwards, for approved nego-
table paper in each ease.
10 l-aotf JOHN II. PARROTT.
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ItREAT BARGAINS FOR CASH.--With tho
" design of making some change in my bust
ness will until the LIT Of September next, offer
great inducements TO cash dealers, many things
I,1,
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Toand from Winchc>;er $3.25; Berryyillc, 81;
Lcesburg, 81 80. intermediate points in proper
tinn W. BLYTHE,
NV 1--dtf General Superintendent.
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Dr HAROLD sNOWDEN
wv e NaR nj O IN

DAyY HARMON,
NROCERS-DEALERS IN COHN ;nhA a.
u CORN. OATS, BALE IA /, anu all HlhaS
of .NfLL-FEED, corner Of Prince and hoya. s''''
.1oxandria Va. ap Idly
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I INVITE CITIZENS AND STRANGERS 10
| ,.,n,rrv NAyuFAcrURr. No. iii klNG STREET,
urrwrEx WAsuiNGrOS ASp II. ASAfH Ai""''"'
and examine my large and h!n:Hohie l>S'I men
of SADDLERI GOODS. rs l u" not ln''n'' - "e
surpuss,ci in my lue oi business by any "'cE "'S.
| have on hand. and am daily n'ah'''t''"i M, "
sr, and suprriur an assortment AS can DC '"' IL
- ,he Northern cities Ny stock comprises
a. rreut a variety aS can he i"a'ia III an! p'''e'
hn,,.. r,nsistin, of HARNESS Of all kinds IRON
n, sna ouiit work down 20 the Ir'|' car "''"
,Irr.,h Harness: TRUNKS Q: every Kind, i.ne
Sole Leather. Steel Spring Iron Frame L,a"sS
Trunks and Bonnr; Boxes. ana All "'NVt Ms I"
down to the common Packing Ir"hN>' N"0"!t>' -
Rr;dles, Martin-ra Whips. &C., ~ me is Tue
snast. Buffalo and Fancy Robes. Driving Gloves,
Horse Covers, Carpet Bags, NaliceS, ~c., @e.' VI
all kinds. Call ana see for yourselves.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage heF"9o-
fnr. extended. | solicit Il continuance ot the same
and pledge myself to spare no PAINS 10 s'e sa'IS-
faction All goods warranted 10 be aS rTErG.g~r<"
oct SLIT =. l. ''''' .
1-rcR0rS WANTEp.-We wish to prrchoss
y nnv number q NEGROES. OF ootn ScNee'
for cash. All letters addressed to uS' al 'AiS p.ayS
,y;1 receive prompt attention. haIihS Doug
~, Embellishments. lately occupied by MILAN %
,G c1.t,' Vast end Duke street, and having rciit-
,I = =, make il one of the most healthy an" COM
snr.nh. Depot for NEGROES, We VIII receive
| them on board on the &SHt'i terms. coo,-
| aug 30-co:t I II ~ y -
N-raROES WANTED.--I wish to purchase,
| ~ anv Number Of NEGROES, for winch VIII
nav liberal prices. Those wishing to sell VIII 10
,s.il 70 call on me before selling, at my old S''"c'
at West End A''A"-iu'''' IncFpU RR1TTN
,,,Tp PATENT ICE PITCHER. in brlt"n'3
and Silver Plated. Ma<Sers, forreH :; ra'' anu
Tbn,nn'. Patent Cream FreeAerS' eoHHon r'to.
',r. W;r, Dish Covers. Fly Brushes, b''hlns
Tubs Infants Baths, Foot Tubs; ioII nc IvtS NV '''
sale by LJe Il
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NEW STORE AND NEW & 90 D 81. P.
y CLARKE has removed to the New Store,
No. I5s, King Street (thc old stand where can
b.. found the largest and best stock Of HdLL "a
PERS WINDOW CURTAINS, French and Eng,
glish Engrayinss and Picture Frames ever offered
toy sale in this city, and at greatly reduced prices
nv 80.
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FIRE INSURANCE NOTICES, &c.
L Y 4 Y D 4 4 ~ Y =
OF THE
NORTHERN ASSURANCE C0MP'Y., LONDON.

HEAD OFFICE FOR THE UNITED STATES,
Mn q SnniL Third Sileek PhikQdeiUH2d.
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nPnaMs, 3RAnnsu 8Rooas,..

BE00Ms! BR0ONS !! BRo0MSM:
! AM now receiving my SPRING SUPPLY OF
BUCKETS, TUES, CIIURNS, Barrel and
Staff. Flour Buckets. Sugar Boxes, Patent Zine
Washboards. plain do, Clothes Pins, Rolling Pins,
Half Bushels and Peck<, Baskets, Biacking,
Matches, W!itewash Brushes, Shoe Brushes,
Scrub Brushes and busters, and such goods as
are generally kept in Broom and Woodenwars
Store. pledge nly<ef TO sell at Baltimore prices.
L. HERRING, Royal st., south OF King
Zys-~ Broom Corn wanted. lAh
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rUpERIOR BLACK WRITING INK; Dono-
- vans Syrup of Peruvian Bark; Aromatic Sy-
rup of Calls; Syrup of Wild Cherry Bark; f!uld
Extract of Black Snake Root--a full supply just
manufactured and for sale by
JAMES ENTWISLE, JR.,
;o15 Apothecary 81 King st
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CSHERIFF'S TAX BOOKS, six and eight
- yuires, made in the most substantial nanner,
Of the beet materials aud ut low prices for sale by
isg ROBERT BELL.
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<ss FOR RENT-Thc STORE and Dwell
G5::;. LING on King street, Two doors west oi W.
+. Palgetts Trunk and Harness Factory. For
tcrrns, apply to The present occupant JOSEPH ;.
STANSBuRI. or nj GEO. L. FRENClio Book
and Periodical Store, lul King street
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wv ARRAEGEmENT.

r-,-p WASUINGTON, ALEXANDRIA
: - ~ - AND EORGErOWN y STEAM
. IrL - Ltl NpA w
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E-c,pt on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Satar-
degs, on which day she will loave Washington al
10, and Alexandra at 10! o'clock for Mount YER
nrp ). GEDNEY. c,rtoip,,
NO !. BAKER,
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~. FOR RENT.--The DWELLING, No. To,
Blk; Washington sneet. in City Block. Also. the
STORE on King street, near the Wharf, now "c-
cupied hy Mr.. II. l.. Monroe. Possession oi both
tenemen;S given on the first 81 May, 1850. Apply
n Ian 26---dtfl II. O. CLAUGH10E.
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r EEP COOL,-Just received some more o'
those celebrated Double and Single pt.
Kane eREFRlGERATORS. the hc't III use. H'S''
Common Chez, REFRlGERAToho.
ii GREGORY. llS aud 10. King street.
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R1EETH BRUSHES, &c.--We have just receiv-
1 ed direct from the importers full supply ol
English Teeth Brushes; also supply OF JewsDury
/ Browns Oriental Tooth Paste orris Iooth
Wash, &C., for sale by
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TAkT HAMES, TRACE AND LOG CHAINS.
" Ac-I have ON hand suppIyof common and
Patont Cart liames, Traces, OF assorted kinds;
Log Chains, Mattocks, Grubbing Hoes, &c, which
/ sell ut low prices by the dozen or otherwise.
JOHN T. CREIGHTON,
ic 10 No. SS, King street.
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r CHANGE OF RUNNING or
:: 4llsszss-s STEAMER GIPSEI On and after
u - 1-h Instant the Stcame: GIfSEf will
run from End to Farmington and AleAandTia' on
Myaday,, " cine,dsys, and Fridays, for p",sen-
,ors AMI freight. leaving Pennington AZ - .
CLOCK, \. M.--re;urning, !caTe Aex"ndr'" NJ J.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-08-23

SPEECH ON SATURDAY NIGHr.--There was
a large and enthusiastic meeting on Main ST..
on .turday evening last, addressed by John
Ii. Popp, Esq, in reply to speech m ade
the previous evening in German by MIR
Seiden~ticker. Mr.. Pcpp replied in Englisl
and in German both. ani those who under
stand the latter. say il was a most mastery
exposition of the misrepresentation OF the
previous evening. From the evident good
feeling manifested by our German friends,
they felt that Mr.. Popp spoke the truth and
that forcibly. The speech OF Mr.. Popp. was
good throu ghout--the best we ever heard
him make. and he was listened to by a
crowd Of three or four hundred persons for
about one hour and bali, with the utmost
attention. He closed his speech with a few
remarks to his German friends in that Ian
guage, evidently much to their satisfaction.
We regret that the want of room prevents
"a fall leport of the rem arks of Mr.. Popp
1t was an able speech
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-08-23
MEETING AT HAGERsrowN.--The Renpb

MEETING AT HAGERsrowN.--Tbe Renphl;.
cans OF Jefferson township done themselves
great credit By their glorious meeting
on Saturday last. A beautiful pole, 100
teet high was raised, without; the slightest
impeachment. in the afternoon. After which
.. r Morton, Esq, addressed the large
crowd In attendance. among whom were
quite a number of Democrats. He was
listened to with marked attention fer an
hour and a half. during which time he dis
cussed IN a courteous and logical manner
the great issue now before the A american
people. In the evening FIVE car loads OF
Wide Awakes and other citizens of this
place, with goodly addition at Washington
depot and Were welcomed by the booinin .
Of cannon and the shouts Of the people
The Wide Awakes were accompanied by
Mitchell's Cornet Band, who generously
volunteered for the occasion-also BIZ a
band of martial music. composed of anna
teErs. which cannot be exceled. The
lamps were soon lighted, a procession form
ed, and marched through the principal
streets Of the town, at every point welcon-
ed BY the warm hearted Republicans OF
that place. The large crowd was then col
lec'ed near the pole. and were addressed
BY D. P. Holloway and Ed. Burke New
man, Esq. A procession was again formed
and marched to the depot, and before ten
O'Clock, the visitors had all lei, for their
homes. 1t was a part Of ..shs good lime
coming long looked for event vii,
be here on the 9Th of November nex,
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-08-23

and all others who have the welfare and
prosperity OF our common country at heart
are invited to attend. II the corruptions Of
the Administrations Of Mr. Van Buren, excl.
ted the indignation of the people in 1910.
and called them forth in countless tbous.
ands. to rescue their common country from
the vandal hands which had then polluted
ITS institutions. how much more necessary
IS It now that all lovers of freedom should
come forth, and express their determination
10 restore the government 10 its former
position. We invite all to come--come as
BEST you.ean-come by Railroad--in wag-
ons, Carriages, Buggies. on horseback on
ioo'--come IN ones and in twos, in tens and
by Titles, in hundreds and by thousands
come and let us present grand ovation Of
freedom to the principles Of human Liberty.
Accommodations viii be made for all.
@The following officers have been au
pointed for the occasion
COL. SOL. MEREDITH. Grand Mar.
shai.
AssasfGnf Narshais Nichols Smith.
c. Beeler. Harvey Harris. j. T. Williams.
Davii Chamness. Dr.. T. s. Courtney. Mil
ton .Cranor. John Webbert, NJ. Bsldridps.
Sanford Lackey. Philip Venard, Wan. Nc
L"ughlin. Henry B. Rupe. John P. Smith.
Charles Zorhn.
Comnsifkes on Recepsiox and Supper.
Captains Finley, Graves, C,swson Il
Nckers.
On -Priatirc
J n. Holloway. Z. Nye, G. c. Dennis.
o" Forage and Horse Keeping.
Tom. Rose. Comiey Brown, William
Williams, N. Wright. Wngh: Lancaster.
On Prsrisions.
w. P. Elliot. Stephen Jones. O. 2.
White. Alt. Cook, ]. J. Jordan. C. P. stan.
ton. =. Nye, joe. Owen. VIM. Jones, LIE.
Addington, Samuel Mcdonald. Charles
On Table.
James Rattray. Charles Gorsuch, Thomas
owen. Ed. Salter. Joe Vansant, Jim Craft,
Ben. Starr. Charles Petty. Jacob hewlett,
John Booth. w. Brsnheiser. b. F.O'Hsrra,
z s. Duhadway. George Barnett, William
hudson. I. =. Ogborn. Michal Knopp,
William p. Wilson.
On Ways and. Means
". W. hAtsray. g. N. Graves I. vickers,
On Artillery.
Jones, H. B. Dickin Ell Paga
On Halls
OrAn Perry
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-08-23
81 Main Street,
Organize. Organize.

Now is the time to work Delays are
dangerous. Let meetings be held in every
school district--let the name of every voter
be regisiered--his political opinions noted.
Let those who are acting from an opposition
to the Republican party be seen, and can
did discussion of the merits and policy OF
each party be had. The interests of all are
indentical. The dignity and importance OF
the contest demands that sincerity and can
dor should control all, in forming opinions
upon whichSwe. base our action. The cast
ing vote for President ought not to be.
and is not trivial matter. But few men do
an act in life time which involves greater
interests. The contest migh be so equally
balanced as for one vote 10 determine the cleo
tora vote of the State, and the vote of that
State might determine the election of a rep
resentative of certain political principles :
And upon those principles may rest the
perpetuity of the Uaion--the solution OF the
great '.irrepressible conflict" which now so
versatility OF freedom or of slavery. The
voter who after a matured investigation has,
unbiased by party prejudice, come to an
opinion, should labor to induce others TO
make the same candid investigation and act
10 accordance with the Judgment SO formed.
Tbs Rsp4blieans feeling aud believing that
the prosperity of the country. aad advance
the interests OF freedom, should labor active
~ and zsalously for the supremacy of the
men who have been selected as the repre-
sensatives OF their principles. But short
time will intervene between The present and
the day of the election, aud the most eff
cient means should be adopted A complete
organization is that means, in our opinion.
and We expect every voter who acts upon
the Republican side Of this "ir.epressible
conflict to go to work and do his duty, as he
viii answer to his country, when posterty
shall sit in Judgment on his acts.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-08-23
From the Indianapolis 10 urnaf
Dem OCratic federation.

AT Fort Wayne, where Carl Schurz had
an appointment to speak, the Democrats an.
pointed pole raising at the same time and
plaee. TO drown his voice with their cries
when he changed his appointment they
made another pole raising for tie same pur
pose, but the German Democrats resented
the insult and frightened the contemptible
leaders out of t. cir scheme Bui resolved
In some way to testify their hatred of tie
orator, and their contempt for his country
men, one Of them threw large cabbage
head through the window Of the room where
he was speaking. and struck Mr.. p. T.. Bal.
ley, former editor OF the Republican. a
stunning blow on the neck 1t was thrown
at Mr.. Schurcz but happily missed him.
At a little town in Dubois county, the
other day. the Democrats threatened Mr..
Iges, OF Vincennes, with lynching If he
dared 10 speak there.
At Nashville, Washington county, Hi
nois. Mr.. w. w. Dananhower of Ch:cago.
Republican, made a speech ON the Oh
inst. and the Democrats procured bucke,
OF rotten eggs to attack him with, but lie
managed TO give them the slip and get
away. The crowd. resolved to carry on.
their game. entered the Republican meeting
shouting for Douglas, broke up the assem-,
Oily, and then a'Tacked a wagon containing
the Giee Club Of Hoilton. as it was going
home, with stones and brickbats, and fnai-
y as the fight grew hot, aifh pistol and
gun shots. but luckily without killing any
orr.
Afer the adjournment of the great rati
fcation demonstration at Springfield las,
week some Of the Democracy played the
flowing infernaltrick, luckily without he
bloody consequences intended.
4 very large excursion train left the
Springfield depot aboa, midnight for Alton. /
TIE Rrliroad authorities took the precauiion /
10 sesd a hand car over The road a few min
u;es II advance Of the train While APP !
preaching Lick Creek they found tro rails 1
loosened and removed about SIX inches
from their proper place-jast far eroagb to
throw the train off lie track aud send il
over an embankmen.t
These are specimens oil the way the
Democracy meet their opponents. They