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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-10-26

'NN'NAf b's "'H'I'u ! NlhHhf 1--WE ''h'iiANi
Wells, DO. Edward H. Preuuss, do 5Ias-
tus S. Camp, do Roderick Richardson, do. ;
Il. p. Jewett, do. T. J. Hubbard, do. r.
r. Merrill. do. J. Y. Dewey, do. Geo. G..
Shepard, do Homer w Hcaton do.
A number of books, documents and arti-
cles of historical value were presented to the
Society, among which were a manuscript copy
Of poem by Hon. VIM. c. Bradley Of
Westminster, in the still clear and handsome
chirography of that remarkably vigorous old
gentleman, presented by Rev. f. w. Shell
ton and a British musket, bearing the in
itials Of King George, and the words dub
lin Castle taken at the surrender Of Bur-
goyne at Saratoga, presented Ivy Sylyanus
Ripley of Montpelier.
The committee appointed at a previous
meeting to confer with Mr. Henry Stevens in
reference to certain property Of the Society
in his possession, reported that they had dis
covered among Mr.. Stevens books a number
of valuable volumes belonging to the Socic-
ty, the restoration of which TO the Society
they had in vain cndeavored TO effect, Mr..
Stevens retaining possession of the same un-
ill a claim for services and expenses made by
him against the Society, amounting to $500,
shall be paid. The committee did not advise
the payment of the claim, nor were they even
able to suggest any practicable mode Of Sc
curing the return of the Soccty's property.
Hon. Daniel Kellogg Z. p. Redfed, Esq,
and f.. j. Phelps, Esq, were appointed a
COMMITTEE to report ON the proper steps to
be taken by the Society in the matter.
A very interesting communication by Nor
man Williams, Esq, of Woodstock, address
ed to Charles Reed. Esq, State Librarian.
upon the State Seal and Cont of Arms of
Vermont was presented by Mr.. Reed aud
read by the Secretary and q. w. Benedict
Charles Reed and Norman Williams were ape
pointed committee to report upon the his
tory Of the Coat OF Arms, 20 describe in
proper hcradic language its devices, and to
procure the passage of an act making it the
permanent Seal and Coat of Arms of the
State
The Treasrcr's Report was read, showing
balance Of funds in the Treasury.
The election of officers then took place, as
follows;
President-HlLAND HALL.
I'icc Preadeph-GGoHGE =. MARsH, DAN
TEL KELLOGG. d. =. rHoNrsoN.
Recordng S,crctary-Gro. T. HouGHroN.
Corresponding Secretaries - d. w. c.
CLARKE, A. ID. HAGAR.
observation-disclosures REED.
Treasur--CHARLEs Dewey.
CUators-GEo. FULsoM, CALVIN PEAsE,
w. II. LoHD, p. H. WHITE HAMrDEN
Curtis, HENRY CLARKE, D. STEWART.
The meeting adjourned till evening, to hear
the Annual Address.
EVENING SESSION
The Society met in the Hall of the House
of Representatives. granted for that purposc
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-10-26

For Judge Advocate General. Mr. Wright u Shoreham
nominated Aonzo Allen u Granville who was cho sen
RIGA Mr. Thomas Of West Faitlee moved that the
joint assembly adjourn tllha past clock Tuesday
afternoon next, which agreed TO and tho Senate
withdrew.
The bill relating witnesses was taken up and read
the third time Mr. Field Of New fame moved that the
bill be ordered 10 lie and be the special order for Thurs
day next at three O'Clock p m.
On motion Of Mr. Whitney Of Franklin, the House adj
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-10-26

DEMocRATIc OPINToNs.-lhe Charleston
Is. c. Wercuy the organ of the Democracy
in that city, says:
slavery is the natural and normal coudi-
ton Of the taboriHg man, whether WHITE
or BLACK The great evil of Northern free
society is that it is burdened with a scruile
class Of MECHANICS and LABoRERs unit for
SELF government, and yet clothed with the at
tributes and powers Of citizens. Master and
slave is a relation in society as necessary as
that of parent and child and the Northern
States will yet have to introduce it. Their
theory of free government is a delusion."
Another splinter from the Democratic plat
form is from the Alabama Messenger
Free Socio we sicken at the name
What is it but congomeraton of GREASY
MECHANICS. IIGrHY OPERATIVES, SMALL
FrsrED FARMERS. and moon-struck THEo-
Rrsrs; All the Northern and especially the
New England States, are devoid Of society
fitted for well bred gentlemen
To Most cheering accounts of Republican
gains in some of the wards Of New York city
and Brooklyn are reported by the can,assers
1t is anticipated that the Fifth Congressional
District will be carried, thus making Re
pun s"H Hdlhs
CLEVELAND, Oct ll.-Cutter, Republican,
is elected in the 9Th districts, by 80 MAORI
ty. The Republicans lost the 9th, 9th and
9TH districts and gain the 18th. The other
districts probably unchanged.
~ Among some Of the South Sea Island
ers the compound word for hope is beautiful
ly expressive IL is manaoaoa, or the swp-
ming houglt-iaith floating and keeping its
head above the water, when all the waves and
pillows are going over one.
"a A firm in Amherst Mass, are manufac-
turing about fifteen hundred pounds Of nrti-
ftial leather daley, from scraps of leather
and old pieces Of rope. II has not been in
PRODUCED out of New England, yet the de-
mand is reported to be greater than the sup
ply. The process Of making is similar to
that of making paper.
~ The vote Of PENNSYLVANIA just record
ed is the heaviest ever cast in that State
hardly If at all less than Five Hundred Thou
sand. All the full equity returns show a
considerable increase on that Of 1856.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-10-26
New York
ANCIENT SUPERSTITION VS.. MOD
ERN SCIENCE

ANOlhN JFERS ION vs.. MOD
EHN SCIENCE.
SlA hundred years ago 1t was believed that
sc'oI"a could nc cured 10y the toach OF a.
Nhg' ana mat the lever OF wound was abai
ca by saving the weapon that caused il .
nc'e' ana MY other similar absurdtues, OF
"n'oh we read In trncng the progress of the
ne",l0t 'r'' mo-" only excite contemptnous
snle uo,' even IN TINS enlightened era pre-
JO0'ce ana eSouSm sometimes struggle to
PeIp''ua'e error ana venture TO question the
mos pa'pao'c ana seireNueht tfuthS'
mus When Holloway after long years Of
Study and experiment. ushered his ali-powcr-
iul remedies before the world in q cir present
perfected state, thelr efficacy was denied by
many Jealous practitioners. These men were
the slaves Of formula persons who believed
that truth moved 10 circle like "a blind horse
IN mill-tpck. They regarded Holloway as
an innovator aud so he was. His innova-
tons have astonishcd-nay, more, they have
convinced and delighted the world. The
most formidable uicarous and eruptivc mala-
dies, with which science has heretofore waged
an unequal combat, are now subducd by the
penetrating Ointment for the cure Of external
diseases and injuries, and his famous Pills are
administered with marvellous success for
many dangerous internal disorders.
We nave not arrived at this conclusion
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-10-26

SENATE

SENATE.
Senate not In session
HOUSE
praycr by Rev Mr. Myes.
on motion N NJ Dodge y M Holly, the House ad-
5ourned, there tcsuf no quorum present
TuEspAY. Oct %.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-02-18
The Public Rrsn,ane

A sofFsspeadsas Fl lhs fhiiadslPhia
" Press urisisg froa Washington,
nskss the fsllsSins slatsRasss in refer.
sess b the pablis psistiug, whiSa ~s
sabsait, ~isASai eoa,ness. ~ the eensid
sralsoa u the hsnssl masses Of al pAs-
tiesI
"The fact uklsh ease aai IN the Sea-
ale. the other day. aanaa ibs aissass,sa
prior 10 the election fos pahtis priatst "
that haay, that same forty ,keassad hsd
beeu paid 20 certain pasPsriAed Adams
traI,sa seNsgayers, y, | an told, only
use tela Of The record Msgr sno1ey
thaa .hia has bees expended 10 keep up
newspapers ssmmittsd 10 tAe policy Of the
Administration. Nobody believed iha,
these thousands cane iFem ths packets II
the President saa Cabiaell uuw, Thea,
we're they ohtAiaoaf OF course oal II
The pr'essas ~ she public Fitaiipg. u
Is sst0siaus that tbs nossssl Ne Ba.
ehaaan came ists the ptesiashey, As
turned bic eye 10 tbs Pablis RTtaiiag a. .
hoft VI uNffoFti"o iaee-teet ne oseofef-
red With Mr.. Wendell IN regard to is
aisirihsiioa that hlmsslf and bis
Cabiset Alwsys looked Rpas u - = ssass
b which 10 Ptotpets the Interests Of IAe
Admiaistrssiaa, = When tbs I.ssamptsa
keitaysl TODD place, NJ Bsshsasa ssissd
apoa lsis faRa, ihEpngh he ssssss. aad
eeapsllsi thsm y sss il - laslssshss d
kaef ~ thee RsssPSRets thal stesd
Iesay 4 pAaetiOa his assettiea u nsns-
sFaGis PaRslPlss,A
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-02-18
Ksep /, Rrfere the People.

R,sp u t<fs'r re i+oTie, That ia de
fssssse to The We've ssd wishes Of he,
sBoorae,, they svrs showed By the S"a's
Amsrissss 10 select Mr. Smith, II y [
Ter the speakss,hip; but chen NJ Smith
sas laid aside, the soaIh A'srrlssRs usfc
sOs silewsd te saJ She they preferred 10
their fanks, hSi they held . caucus, and
pa, forth ~ tg.r"asS, Of lA'poa., whose
uh is political life has bseB marked By
b, abuse Of Wings ssd Amssisaas
E~Y % b.fars ,1s i'e1as, That shes
E.Hisy Dali. South Assriean, veisd
fH Gov PessisE,Oa IN Opposition 10
AsCisraaaa, be souaiissd al uBPAFaoe.
able STA. AIIhough PsRning,Oa h better
laau, Aad soaRdsT was, "a every issss
before the soastry, iseIading that 81
slavery then sFsa MsClsrbasd
Ksrp Il bsfoss tAs Is,FAs, That GAR
aEr Il AIKEE, JeEs u HAfEfssr
JuHS Il RrrsoLps, JoHS ilIcANaS
ssi JouS ScHwAATz Eve j., uo { T.. IA
Yaisg l,f, sBd eisotiRg Go'sTsor fenB'ng'
TIA, even Il be be Republican, cosnRi'
tsI 20 wtoHE. seosssse. the wsshinF,Su
Us,aa. said. Shiis M hsisoa vas ons Of
It's editors" The Free Soil DsseersIis
leaders 81 Ghr HnTth ate : regular por'
ton Of the DsRcerst,s patty sad Gsn
Pieres, u elected s,a mAks ~ dissiRei'eS
bstweea thsm sad the rect Of the DE
rascrsey 10 the dls,riba',ea Of osh0is
patronage, sSd 10 the sFlreiien Of asssi'
fsr administering the GoveTnmsat,' . snd
this pledge Gee. Pierce did fatty sad
faithfully redeem. having appointed 4
Aa,i slavery B,sn 10 oihcs shaa SsashsTS
mss
Kass IL bef.ys rte itt1,ir. That tbs
Washington tlnipu ssid, 50 late ~ 1881
LIT ~ NO PART or THE
CREED OF \ DEMOCRAT, As
SrCH. EITHER To ADVOCATE OF
urPOSE INK EXTENSION oF
/ SLAVERY HEAAY I'D THE ON
+ OR TUE OTHER IN THE EXER
ClsE OF HIS RIGHTS As A ClTI
: 2ES. AND Nor OFFEND AGAINST
THE DEMoCRATIc PARITY
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-02-18
A Dsmocrst Repeating tbs Lords
1sf4wos

&NAINaA
Lei o. imagiss Ns near . BacbsnSa
Demoera. ssyius the Lords Page, jass
before soisg to the polls 10 eIesi some
pIaadsnag paFs,1sa. Ous FATarR :
says the hardened wretch Ht'lor,5 h
hy aas,e, comes neat How can tbs
name Of God be more impioasiI 90 bal
IoSsd th4n uboa laksa iato hF- that re-
pssisdlJ proclsim 10 the Vissars hslasg
the ,poils, aud - lie veil stack To - ~
good 50 the truth Z" Thg Ki-g.ias' oaa's.
lie pray. 80 The ;saiag 1T Gssfs siBs
don. whiis be Is IsIering dsY and B'gh'
60 esiabls.a sa earthly dSsposssm. Thy
all H. do-e ~ a1,A as q Is ~ hsaUes
HIS slll 10 hsaEsn is cor peace on earth,
Aad good Sll tsEtTds mes, bss jon are
nsd,laIiag ger, aud the sulasfai ss'tnFs
Of territory bsIss siaF 10 CHER B'ss -
lass dog eBy dstly bread Hos date va
say tbs TO ysur Father il hlaTsn, 81 she
N sH3FAA }ea Na ttaNN@fN"NN
rsdssiaR ths prios. q uagss. asi bring
ing stasrs,iSa sPoa abe pvt Fsy'se
q. ear irs,pa.ses as ~ Jary,ss Aos, Hha
fe,7-ss. sya,asf rs With What lsSs eaa
80 pray tins, shsa ygui cssly s@Ploy
meet is to slsRdsE Jaar OFPoRsnts, mis
Tcpsos eat their acts, prlaS'plss sad m7-
tiyesy trad ~ MT $50 fsmp'''f'O9
Add Do yas Ptssums to dePFeeate 'smP-
tatiDa you sbo srs fshiag is'o hgaoF
ssep. 10 bay Vesss, ss4 doiss al Joa saa
q io1ss yssr Ssszhbsss 's's g il,i'ss'
~ tresa ssii los PEsy 60 h def'ssrs'f
frvas srii, that -, ifoB the csairOl u Vie
Devil, to uho,s ,ssT uiss- yea are s1eH'it
ting yOsrssIf, ssd By whose spirit y"a arr
: guided IN souIFtv,nR 10 disseiSs the I B'os
/ bsts g.us thereby The grssass' possible sv'
spsa or race TSr fAiEs Is ~ k'.yrio"'
tAs l.oscer, as,i hAs gLpsy. Fss dare Il
ssEssds this, ui,sa ysu sia,m the kiasdou't
ussrP the Fo~sr, ssd give 20 = eoFruPi
party slOps, the glory dae 70 God
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-02-18
The a,is,o, News.

The BrssIpl Ness s,stss uren the ru-
thoritt Of Leeeseeo 10 Maryland, that
Ma srsAkER PEsSiSeFoS wss ssabeS
81 h,li to rvpssl the Pasi,iSs Slate Lac
Cos fssaingtss never sas ms'us'sr al
either haass II Congress. uatil noS. sed
he sssula sss ia,ro,luse bah Of say HAD
ua,li Speaker ~as sisctsd Thea u
lolisu. tia, the inIataiass Of the Ness v
= LtAR. tsd tie cdiHF Is = FaoL fot nh
knowing better
Here 90 w,rh' p,sse, bet 90 ehao-"
20 say mare Ma KurT, = Soa'h Es'
oliata Ileusorfu,. stated on the Aaor Of
Csugrsss. thsi Gov fENsiNaTHS vas IN
favar Of the Fugitive slave Las DID net
regard slavery Is necessarily "a evil --and
vss 10 favor Of eItsadisg u 'atO susA
,erritsrs - shall be SLAPPED 80 that hind
Of las,s Jast - good S,sutheTa usaH
- HSNAY ClAf vas lie does 90, esiree
10 the RspuhIisan oFrsnssai'sa, but 10 che
n~w union party called "Ths People $
Party" IL rssnsylvsaia and Nsw Jsf'ry
he "a. alssys a Clay Wing, aHa ~ bet
Ter ssathsfa alas tbas the ii,Rosss Sgsai
i,r Ssssrs,,,rsiy Iloa.yius isss"rr's', At
CtraSAsp, the Dsuosfais rae sENios'
Aim
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-02-18
nnrtharn nan in ,hs sou,h

gsms Of car exchange papsfs, OF the
Gre eating Demcerssis faith, str msts IN.
Tea s,y SgaihsTs ihsB sc eau ssSrd 10 be
Thss sTs for sheWiag TO quarters tssay aisa
bsra, raised, aud educated North Of Agsan
aud Discus lihs We are for disetimi.
mating. between good and bad mse, bath
North aud South, May Of The ms'st
useful, istellsotsal, aRd s1toTprIsiRs msa
ie The SOath, same from the North.
ssns have bsea here for yeAEs, aud
ogbet, Ies lsss period, bst they are pei.
nassAt siiilsas, attached 10 ths SouHtEy,
sHa devoted 10 eur iRsIitssipas Those
Of - who we're born here, are ScBthsfa
mss despite d osrsslvs, thOss sha ssts
reared al the Moth, aud seHs hers GAd
settle permanently, are sosthsrn mes q
choice, snd Ere sstitled 10 respect and
ssaGdsss Fes ths ioestiOas they Aass
made
Some Of esT eOaalies Asa souas, seath,
hsEs aisesAssd thsHselEts By aFFesiiag
hssahsFs area apoa susPislos, aad uisA'
Gus say evidence oF their gulil, treating
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-02-18


rAs sesssaiaes u tlaf sasloas Uyye.
s.iaa ua,S AssslAs., atiaia sals state
sa 5aAasea Il shsles. larss4a naa.
hsrs So rssgsssask L sssssetse. sisA =
tsep d srPasslAs Delegates 10 TIE
ssass ecntsattse ID shis nanth. sll htssshs
shs casa slsssous spisis. asa display The
tass seal, sstksst eoaepst Of se,ies
he vaFm aeeassa uliA Walsh the asms
Of teae Aeaa Sss greeted wherever Il
sas msnslsssd, shews .hs deep Asld thai
ssssesass hes sros ,As Aesrss u the
wasle oFpesI,ioa. iaeladles tie leaders
ssa he masses Col llsn. is bic ssclsl
rslaiioas, tA,sgA s.IAhls asa Had, aigai
BED ssd alssts, hAs slssys been ScesFasd
e. rather dissast saa sala shaa s1hsEwis'
net arewins asoaaa tim fsisa4s, sud
Inspiring thea With sBthassssm 10 hil
csuse, ss Ma. CLAS asa ethsFs hsV'
done but Soc bic many visiseN ssssl
lent private character, sad superior tslssts
- Srll - Ae brilliant sea tousts,esI
eoSTss Ia politics, be Is lSsea aud rssPss,
ed ey a.
Ne Bel. Ia bic great Nssasisls sPssrA
l~eaty sye yvsr sgc, tutssold the stat
Of parties ssa things soS sIissihe eos
10 his speech ~ the Sssasa. in oFPasi
tios ss IHs kassas Nshsa,ka fraud, be re
ysssea De sans, sna fssesela last ShsI
Ass coms 20 pass. nearly ses yeSzia aa'
vsaee. These things Dc ass prove hia
10 be a pssPlss, hut they chow hi@ Is
!SsasessseH, beyoad eli qzestiea.
Thvagbsut The upies, she opPestlis'
party, and uaiou.lovieg sad ccHservNis'
inca, are booking 10 Mr., Ben fs 'h'
PFsslassey la Tessss~es, eth scarce !!
60 escep,isa, ths ssStisssst 81 he mes
ses, are expressed 10 The following Rsss
| luton, adopted a the Shelby sosa'J
/ Deposition neetins
/ sssasssG, That ths delegates ~ isssreets'
I ts casa tseir votes TN j. bis Bel - tes ORE
sissoa ssn48a4to sat Pre.isieat eetisstNg Tbs
{ he lese sapersrwse - statE<sssE has "a
I sssl his uina sith AZ GRATED sSsstisa - ID
tsvseFYaitsa II TIE csisa.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-02-18
Tho Ev,ls Of slavery

The hyP.e'''iesl ds~aR"gsss. aud sesS'
srgrrs wha edit eerts,a igs.auaF, pea.
.,nesJ psgsrs in ihe South, If the bv'As.
sFs,is sshcol ia potiiies, arr mSkiag a
etsat aniss over The rvassk IN late let.
Ter 81 Ma FttlNnRK ~ The tsIs-a
mse,tag ia Nsw York. say,Hs that No Is-
ere srntiaess regards slavery s al
esll
Nee here is an extract from speech
delivered 10 Congress, IN Is@5, BY eGe
FrnsL P,srrs. late Democratic frsssaeat
Of ihe uiled States '' he bad sHiy 10
.sy nov chat H. AaS aisass ssii, that
h. REG ARpED SLAVERY As ONE
OF TIE GREATEST MORAL AND
SOCIAL EYpl.s-A CURSE UPON
THE WHOLE cot SyRY sed Ihis
be believed 10 be n, ssHi,ssssf II al -ssa
efsR parties If tAs So1ih .
More rrssa'ly, ia ls5s, FTSath0
Pierce ael,ysted speech from sb'oh the
ioliowisg extract vas ,aksa .---.'' !
HAVE HRkN ASKED II 1 LIKED
RUS FUGITIVE SLAVE LAM /
ANSWER No. I LoATIiE IT. !
HAVE rue MOST REVOLVING
FgELISa Ar THE GIVING Up oE
4 SLAVE TIE LAW Is OPPuSS
-. srsa ansf A May -
Here e0nss 40 sXirast fram a sPessh
deliVsfsd 10 ,ks United stsiea seRs,e, By
50 ald Federal Aboiitisois, vhass hams
y tt,ass BsoAasss
Psyut ne here, VT ChAtrssH, fsr =
taamsHt a. sFr4k uBon = sst5se', ta ekieA
istst saaS never ssaih have ssras.se - sa-
vsst apea this asrr ! mean The sahi~st -
.aarers tRELTENE IT To re- 4 0HtAf
fEIfflCAL. AsB 4 0KEAf MORAL Ftii
tTHAAk GOp mar Ny lor HAS BEN
CAsT ~ 4 STATE WHARF n poES Sor
RAIsFtl IrAAs BEEN s fuBsE ENTAIL
~ UPoN IL ~ THAf NATION WHICH
MANS " 4 si1piECr nF KErHoACH To
uuR INSTITUTIONS fs+s Oates Sea
ssa'a Rse,sIst II tss batss, Fske 2.iso, 'sl :.
FSFs 2
ltfsaliy oecaFs 90 u, that party IN TIE
Sozih Sha have contributed "a i6e eise
sisa Of these nsa to the lEss'dcsey,
n isla afford a. tolerate Ma FILLMORE,
% poi up sith Gov. Pesa,ngioa foe
spsskss u the House Tbs misfoFsaas
is. ihsl FILLMORE aud Peaalag,1s are not
. iIsporrais u thsy we're called Deao-
crab, !, uvald make no an u difference
whas prinslpls. they might he'd
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-02-18
A ssnsfbls Demoorst.


We hsve the hspes Of great macy
Democrats 90 Oas hs1. bu' they are nos
The biRu,sa una ihissisg slsss Of Demo
srs.s ,---tbsg are Of 'ba slsss uba are
willihe 10 rad both sides Of the question,
and DESTROYS to see dsmsgosass SRd ssis'
dlsts shswe up, ne matter uhs they STE.
oF lkss elsss i The Dsmsefai chs 3D.
drss.e. Us The following nois--bs Is a
sensible man
Psi-sfis- Tess Brh stA, issss
Mr. BFoVRioW iRelOssd yoa S.b dad
the meaey foe y'SF whiF, TO be seat 30
ny address - long a. the monsy pays- u
|. true. differ Siih yea in p1ii'iss, ba.
I admire yoaf sFmn,ss, eoatsbaiag sEs,esi
shss party North, alike the sGssa5 Of q
beth. Il Il = sectional party baihng
againts she gusrsatsss Of eur ksdsfsi Coh-
stiiatios, shtoh sesuEss sgsal privileges
bath 10 the North sod south
Sit, Jeas cOaiFvseIsS eth Mr. fTyRsi
has ssaviseed ne yoa are bat 80 operating
Nth his party, sithgngh yOu sss repss
senied - Bafcking asdgr the SANE eaa
net, ssd kskiiss luE the ssms cause.
Npafa, Sc
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-02-18
Monroe County

PaTsaaat 90 g-svisaS cad, = resPsota-
be p,sF1ins Of tbs Il OPPosissfs citi-
rras Il MeaFpe c1anIy, frnu.. as a.b.ei
IN the CgurF House 10 Aal..sHv,i.s, ~
VI 1day, the 9th inst
pr. RI Cox uas called 10 gbs
Cha,r. ard u B icsrwosd requested 10
at - SvrSstsTy.
n LsuriF, Esq SSP'4iuei 'hs %
lcct al the Hrg'iHs - a bret, %: very
aR .rsgTysts speech
TIE obieet Il the mecging 5eln. - ap-
pl,st delegates b. fcFIsssn; ihc pFF 80 "a
1t Msur,,s eoaAT, w ihs StsJ, Canysnts.p,
- br held Il Nashville, n tho 81 Iast-
Ou uietjan. tie ChaIrtaan was au;hHr.
ircd to spPoist a sairsbis uusbef It dele
gates e. ssid Cusvsutis1 IhcgsuPgH The
Chair appointed the t,lI wing ssuiieaagn,
via.
joseph Walker, i.eSis J5has0a, {. /.
T Ilssis, J ID joaes, Jos-Ph BroSn,
Rev Jsha ScFuxgs. Col ISssPA Boyd,
J,Aa h Tiyira, Gui,ioFd taunnn. Rev
JaAa t.aIbEgalh. n " Lsg,Uerr, 1sssTh
nivlas. ] NsMp!BH, Jsoob fesge-ss'd
G. VI. Mc6hes, Jshs Gssass. tal'sa
uarTisoa. Jaises " ,liiaaas, 7 \ Hen
jersOa. james tiamp'oa. ueury posaheS,
Jases J,Iss. j " WY and 7 lie
ae,r
10 ,ke ahseece - al lbe delegate, ths
representatives, e McNina Rssas al
Elraat, ate aaihoSised 70 act IS aiisraat,-
Oa motion Of Rev 4 k'ubra the
secretary was requested to fofsard ''Fy
1t the psossSdiags Il the nes,i'e E ih
, Ealloss at the ksoNv,iie Ma AL
AtAsus Past fvs p b'icaiIup TIE beSt
iSs tAsa aaiosFasd
RI Cuos, Cha a.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-02-18
Democratic Consistency.

The more reckless, saPriseipieas saa
aisAesssi per,iOa of che DsmOeratis lsaa
ere aad saiisss in Tsaasssse, PFstsss 20
be hprsos stnsasa ., the iass Il Nise<s
Davis. q Maryland. AAsieg vsssa az
Pspaiug,oa Zoe sreshsn. ~ - .essas.
II Hack RspabHasps ssis stllias q -
IN the slssslsa q GmasA. Oas q Ne
l@,ss.l slave hosass 10 ths Hsess q
Representatives Aaa yss, the LsghiA-
sasss % fesse~ss saa Ksasapky, bosh
exsFwAshsislg nsasssAsis. rssss,ly sd-
jesrsea ed paid > gtssa SsA haPOsips
visit 10 ,hs uhiD IesisksaFs. lhs sOss
abs@ipsbls hedy q Rlask ReFaShssss
ever ossaaissai Hsa sAsas Legislatures
hsss Akis, ~ Aws'iSaes e e sea P'ea.s
opPOsih,a, sad had gOss : si.is % 'e's
Black Rtpsbaisss State, cad 'As s'iu
acre inisAsasly Bl.sa RePatlisaa sssa
q cels@bss, = srssa asFsi eel Aidlss
sl.ss Eos fugitive Slaves. sAut - Sssosy
sh..s ps~se,uss seuli hare rsissd Rsi
As The pszssses have rptsd 10 vis's,
ariak saa spsssAity ssA Hack Rspahii.
saas, ith 81 patriotic
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-02-18
seIIips sIayes Ia Rostop.

The Boston Sews Letter, foE Jans Sutb,
lTol, Published By Bsr.holamsw Green,
. copy Of uhieh has bssH preserved,
contains soms amusing advertisements,
10 part ftom the quantities. Of their style,
aad 10 part FROM the lind IL Articles I'd.
Vestissd ioF ssls The tss following srs
specimens -
"a s,,osg l.asty #Aasserssp, Maids,
Tiae fos three years aud ball, Ct for
aay Household Service. 70 be disposed Of
By Mr. Jsha Edwards, . tieidsaish, ia
UemhiIl, Boston"
A seeosd, uhieh the editor Of The
Boston Courier s6ys sss ''teo eomsos IA
be viewed II the p,sseat day, witheu,
regret sud moriiaesiion,' IL in thess
uoFds,--
"a Negro utsa, . Mcgee woaaa, aaa a
Nesto gitl at,aa, 10 yvas. old, 10 be ssls
InqaiIe u the Poet utace IN Csmhiil,
Bup,ea, sod ne further
These Negro safrs, whish wefs u daily
Ossafsaes, wsfe earTisd on By the Pies'
islrliss. sko usre nskiag Hssey By she
ppstssioa. They exchanged Rs~. box
iss s3s,ss,. ftiaSst, and bes,is, fOf Segfee,
"a tbs wssista Cus,I OF Aries, snd lsHd'
ed them a, Bssasa, Where they ssre said
GA, ct tso sed thsrs hundred dollars PEI
hs.d, sevorl,nE 60 .iss asa quality, hs''"p
est iren one 10 6ye lailats head shes.
stolen ffem their parga,s Ia Iuta, ihrs'
Ssefsss urrs ss4d ie'e Maryland, Delaware
Viruioia ss1 The CsTiiHas The dessu
dss's 81 these AsySo Nissis's sos seek Il
s,,ars Zoe ,hs sill4isy Of The ''ilius,'ica'
predecessors, By stealing the descendant
Of these arst Negroes fTu's the South
sad running then 20 Toto Cauada.