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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-24
CharlestOwn Academy.

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Il menes on "WEDNESDAY F,b,phry i., -
eoaiin0e hys months, nader the charge OF Asssts
Johs J Ssbborn. Priscipal Aad yaaS. n
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TER MS.
Fof tnsT1etIon IN he CiassieslAbd
Mathematical Department AZ a
10 the ordinary bfSscAes ofEuE.
lish a.
for Session Of Eve montAs
ESifa charge fof French
q applicants for admission mast snrsss Il
eonilnas IRON ths day Of aaalssioa 20 The END al
The Sessioa. No dsdueiiOs Cor abssor. Peel,
iron sdistanc- eaa b ssesamodaisa wlth a.,
&C at the house OF the Pfiscipat o. K,syI,
OF sAodEfass' 90 Tsssos able itfms
by shslasssf Aad anufiHg sIisniioa 70 the 70
ties or bis profssaios MI ssiIi ,nd,svos, \. a.
ssfss, e, ~ hePe' 10 ssears, Literal shsfs .
Pablie patronage.
JOHN sANBoRs. P,,sassI.
JAS n. CRAtGHILL. An,IfssI
Jaassfyle iaes If
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gill Be largely 'uppored tor The MseI tracy In
Di,tiet No. Z, a. 'he aPIrose ing sie'ton. A
large nsIsSry Gftac d strict " they eoossat 20
fas-sti gsaisalee ihrr saere-.:
GEO w EIcHELBERGER,
Dr.. WV r ALEXANDER,
Cbp. JO9N MOLER
CRAVEN TRUSSELL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-24

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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-24

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w. sstss saa femais Fhyslcish Ass sooiA.
tsG a1fsp ~ fkftisea fssiCise Whith FFfsfiV a.
sihtass ~ pfacets ~ tesihtsf ~ FofRnisH ~
asas, fsfseitE AZ isass sal u--sif siiaT ~
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$50 9shsfs q WI eiFs res % yonfssiy ss
SO fttsi sd kss3h = veaf % faan Pfffsctiy
80 % ~ Gases. eGe A1ssnseassst 70 aboiAsf
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-07-26
TO CONTRACTORS

By reference to our advertising columns
it will be seen that the building Of the i'm
provements on the fair grounds will be let
on, to contractors in a very short time
We would advise all our friends who intend
bidding to send in their bids Immediately
as there will be barely time to have every
thing finished for the fair. 1t is a free
thing, pitch in every body.
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DR.. T. B. PAYNE,
ID i NJ IT,

As permanently located 10 l'anpl, and 4. pre-.
IL rafci 70 perform all operation. With the lcl.,
possible pain and N the mos; ski.liul manacr.-
Partial " fall sets II teeth Inserted upon The
ms't scientific flia. Diseased teeth ard gums
successfully treated. Great care taken aud fore.
though, used IN oil operations. The citizen. Of
the town and nsishbothood will d. well to calI
tni sre before going elsewhere To have their worn
performed. Patronage kindly collected.
osrcr-NcSi ip1F to tho Printing Oi5ee, ONO.
ito Court Square.
july -, lsGu. gj-u
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-07-26

LOOK our.

oar efficient Deputy Sheriff arrested and
broush. to town, yesterday. a Pedler' upon
the charge Of offering to sell his goods with
out a license. liz was brought before
Esquire Ballard and fined sl0 and costs.
This isa good thing: and If all such fellows
who are proving about through the country
under p%rctcnse Of pcdilins were arrested,
our chicken coops and clothes lines would
not be disturbed so often.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-07-26
IMPRESSION PAPER.

We have tried this article to mr. entire
satisfsc,inn. anil fnl that it Il srery Minj
,iai il i rccummcu lel To be-. Il is tic
most Convenient article for q great many
purposes aud the only one whereby u per.
SIN may write u letter with a common stick
%witlou, ink, and make one, two. or ,lre,
copies nf il q, the same titac. 1t j. q
splendid thing for the ladies. With it 4
laly can make one or tive copies Of en-
broidcrv patterns in less time than Is posi-
lie hy am other means, and without ;h'
lcas, soil cr injury to the pattern. Rca'
the advertisement in another column.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-07-26
Administrators Notice.

EfrEllS OF ADMINISTRATION IN the estate "
u William. II. Taylor, deceased. having been
granted 10 the undersigncd w tho Probate court
u Pamela County, State Of lisaissirrl, 4, the
June Term, isG0, thereof
Al persons havinf eI,ifns asains, the ,s,a.c n
said deceased arr hereby notified 10 come forward
and probate and register the came within the time
prescribed ly Law, " they will be forever barred
q. ". TAYLOR.
Administrators.
July ., ic5O. et.6t
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WE nrc authorized TO announce J. y. Mcleod
.. a candidate for Probate CLERK of Pamela County
a, tho ensuing October election. -.
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ron PROBATE CLERK

rTy- wyII. =. WOUTTEN is a candidate f1r
re- election to the Office Of Probate clerk Of Pamela
County, q, the election pa the ars, Monday 10 De-
tOhcr ncxt. -
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WE arc authorized u announce Hon. L ]. NJ
BUgBRlDGg % einliiiic for reelection TO The
oaice VI pRoB,rr Jrper VI Panols County. ut th'
'n.uins October election. -.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-07-26
Guardians Sale Of Lands.

10y VIRTUE d a icctes q the Probate cour,
I'D II Pamela County, State Of Mississippi,
made a, the june Term, A. u. lsG0, thereof, the
undersigned guardian u the estate Of Laura A.
and Susan J. Root, will, On Monday, the 9th dsy
q August. 1s50, sslI a; public auction 10 the
highes, biIler. On a credit, ons.half due the hrst
o. January, ls6l, the other half the fr., Of Janu.
ary, lsGs, a, the DOOR Of the Cour, House Of said
County. between the hours prescribed by law, all
the following lanls situated, lying and being In
said County. ,o-sit, the north fractional half Of
section Eleven tlll, Township Nine (gl, Range
Eigh, ~, West, known as the land belonging 70
the heirs Of joel A. Root, deceased. Said land
will be cold subiec, to the lien prescribed BY stat.
ute, anil the purchaser or purchasers thereof oil
be required to I'VE bond or benis for the sum Or
suns bid. With approved security, payable a'
above Iimitei.
Wv. .LANToS.
Gaari.an, etc.
June 10, isf0. 2t.A
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FOR TAX ASSESSOR

VIZ are authorized 10 announce J. 7. BvCHAN.
NAN q. a candidate for Tax Assessor Of Pamela
County. -
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-07-26

This old and much esteemed citizen died
ct his residence near Sardis, on Sunday
last. The Major was in his eighty-seccnd
year, and was, probably, the oldest settler
In this county.
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FOR TREASURER:

We are authorized 10 announce u. J. GotF az
a candidate for reelection 10 the dice Of County
Treasurer Of Pamela County.
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corro OPEN.

Our friends, W. 4. Conner and Thad
sorsby, report cotton open on their places
On last Wednesday week. which is the first
tina, We have heard Of. lTurra for the bot
tom.
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VIZ are authorized TO announce DAN WHIT
TEN as a candidate for County Treasurer Of Pa
nola County. 80
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nGf.f. Ann

The friends Of those gentlemen held q
meeting in the Court House on Monday, and
assei a set Of resolutions which nay h
found in another cnlunr.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-07-26

VIZ are authorized to announce WILLIAM :.
CLINTON a. a candidate for SHERIFF Of Pamela
County. Election IN October ncsi. -
We are authorized TO announce 7. ".
RANDOLPH a. a candidate for SHERIFF Of Pa
nola County, a. the ensuing election 10 October
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For CIRCUIT CLERk

WE are authorized to announce JOINC. UAR'
RfsON as q candidate for reelection to the othc'
Of Circuit Cisrk of Pamela County. 20
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WE are Authorized 10 announce JOSEPH II.
NICHOLAS AZ candidate for Tag Assessor Of
Pamela County. a. the election Ia October. -
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We are authorised to announce A. u. RAfBURN
as a candidate for Circuit Clerk for Pamela county
a. the ensuing October election. -
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-07-26

VIZ are authorized TO announce GEORGE W.
syATuN a.. a candidate for reelection to the of-'
az Tar Assessor Of Pamela County. Election il
Or.ehcr usyt.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-07-26
AuriislAN willis

" wc by nif cScipu!. that ,htrc are
Ar,y,im Wells being las al through this
.rtioi OF tn Statc. AMI w' waali suc
e. he pep icty u having OIL drs ~
.mlil fng tho benefit II the whole town.
.fr p%rolntlr c,' Noull hc about three or
.rr hundred dullart, AMI several u unr
=. t,a, aith whom ve hiye converse ~ Oh
uc i'icci. HJtrl to give fifteen % twcnt.y
dollars each ,awar. the project. With the
wrll. u have here, anil the Kind of water
W are Compelled J." usc, the advantages 81
"a Ar,csian Is 50 evident To- III that con.
mcnt from ~ would b. unnecessary. We
lopc "ur Board Of Aldermen will take til.
subject under consideration, and consul, ih'
McssrS Cai, of Grenada. (.ce advertise
irnt in onr columns ihnu. the cost. ~.
nd We have no doubt br, that the pcopl
ii Panel, vnl contribute literally ,owar'
tie enterprise.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-07-26

WE are authorized to announce WILLIAM G.
StCKLE as a candidate for TAX ASSESSOR II
Pamela County, at the ensuing elec'ionin October.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-07-26
q POLICEMAN.

VIZ are authorized to announces W. S. LESTER
a. q candidate for Pci;evrsar in the Birmingham
Beat. ss
We are Authorized 70 announce PETER HUE
BARD az easIiia.s fer P.li.saln in ssi ~ !
=
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-07-26

1hc plle 'ays II 'hall "fain uran ihe
|i md upon ,ie unilat, and " arr not
|%rptol 10 iy vhiel particular clas ihc
| ple u thia locality come mlrf Int ~
J events. u .,ema ~ 4 W. weff never 10
Dove any more rain. il rim Al around ~.
u, We hive aoi bal q gopl proaRl 'oikor
~ more than four weeks, and the conso.
.Pucncc i, the fine crop about whirh W all
! died 50 largely a month ago, i almost
. nurcly ruined, aml the cotton injured very
pouch. EARLY this snins It was sarlo.cl
hat there would be- corn enough crown
b. panola county To hat two year., Lat
,no.c "loup. hot, dry smrpar mouths
Which W. poke Of then arc n1s "hcior,
.u,. and "r dream Of plenty have taken
y ny. ,md dcN away W 10 hop it 81
pam just to k,cp lovn the cloll- u Luz.
pn our streets. Il aeihins clc.
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TO PLANTERS.

HAVE On hard and an ready to make and put
i ur 10 order, ANY KIND Of running gear for
Gins and Presses 81 all patterns. Living near a
good saw mill I am able 10 furnish lumber as chear
~ !, can be hal elsewhere. Tie best Of rfereh.
&c. given, IL desired. Address,,
q. q. DicKEY.
Pamela, Miss.
july IL. lsg0. ism.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-07-26

FWINF WWtT M !. Tt
TINS. f 10 cruf, that \ mmn. N NO. rrti NtVluHl and lelBu't A"rtit htIn
da ph~ Oh the am, it. N,hr undergrad mnNr',m s4'A.'11mh, b'" We lF vs.
with entire satisfaction rt t,wciu lNty ~ Bus' ~HrH"nt Mn Parv. mi l pturf
.atuly hu q a,- tr extra vmki uolHth nl .c horse ht g d sNHlE, tniAI, nl
IM IDnn LnIr ~ lDnrI tmnrA
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ARTESIiN WELLS.

" EBsUSs
HAVING bought J. ". Buslsr's pa,sn. fer the
III Counties u Yalohusha and Pamela, We ara
prepared 10 furnish the citizens Of said ~soun,is.
with EVERLASTING WATER al the reduced
one Dollar Fer Foot.
COMMON WELLS, with curb. busiss, vini.
lass, pulley AMI Insurance. complete.
ARrESIAx WELLS dag II the above prize
per fsss for the ffss so fess; Oh 50 fos The second
d., q % for The third, etc. The essAine .,
tubing rill have TO he furnished t7 the parties
having the voft done.
Adlre... ]. Carl. Grenada, Miss- W. d. Col.
lins, sardis Defss, uiss, Or W. ". Asrshail, Pa
nols, Mis-. -
ta'-5, isia. IA,
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CANDtDA25e

FOR PROBATE JUDGE;
VIZ are authorised ~ announce the Hon. or.
WILLIE HARRISON q. b candidate for pRlnst.
jvscs Of pnu1lu JUun'y. -.
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FOR T.

WE are authorized to announce JAS. II. JONES
a. a candidate for reelection to the office Of sHIs.
~, Of Pamela County. Election in October next
-.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-07-26

Or other. c-cnsciou, Of inability, from vhstsss,
cause, viIl isi Aieissas's Strengthening Cordial
,horousii rsgsnsra,ss Il the system and Ill vk'
mar have injsrrd themselves ny improper isasl
rrnes., viii ksd In THE Csriisl . certain asd speed
remedy.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-07-26

Gissh.. surrinsls and cssrss Bses-is fact. q.
syshine sssslly ksps IN any Dfy Good 1ssse-all
II which I will cell - lsv ~ ess ~ bsssh4 ID
,hi. market. Or sIssshsse. C.L. RALLlNGs.
Psnsls, MsY3 1850 E-a.
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Sole Pr3sisswde

Alss netsssss vsls.nisle
Principal Dsvss - Ne estnes sfIUOW
cTfss an = ps.sss = ~ ssll $3.50
A.sss . shsC e.av. Soo& q. CeA42
February ., - -
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.s.ass.,-s srsANSyxS.Sy.sn0 cssss

Have been sold during ,hr last sin months, md In
~, instance IN. y, f,ilei in rivise entire s~ssissse.
ton. Who, then, will suffer from. we-hNsss ~
Debility when Mei.EAN'S STRENGTHENING
CORDIAL will cure yos2
No language can e'nvcy an aisqssss iass = she
immsiiss. and rl,nn., pifscsloss change r~se1sse4
by taxing this cordial 10 ths Diseased, dsbilAaisd
aud shattered nervous system, whsthss hsetsa
down BY excess, weak by nature, o. iwrsis~1 ~
sickness, the rslsssd and ~nns.suns ovFssisstios y
rs,tssei % IT, pristine hcaltl, sod vieor.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-22

TIM BnI-DoUo1As ORolN.-The Banner Of yes.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-22
The Linden Convention.

:. -....# GILES COUNTY, July IL, 1850.
MEssRs EDITORS II noticed in the last issue of the
Nashville Republican Bonner communication from
Purdy, Tenn, under date of the 18th inst. giving
statement of the proceedings of the Linden Demo
cratic Convention, as the writer received it from
what he considers source entirely reliable" Ac-
cording to the statement Of the Communication re-
ferrsd to, ''the Convention was quite a stormy and
discordant afair-DoUGLAs men constituted large
portion of the meeting, and ''the delegates from
Decatur county seeded and swear to adhere to the
fortunes of DOUGLAS" -is
As regards the statement that DOUGLAS men con-
stituted a large portion of the Convention" pro-
nounce it entirely false as there were Only two
DOUGLAS men present who declared themselves as
SUCH One wgs Judge McELRATH, of Decatur, who
opposed Jxo " WRIGHT for Congress distribu-
button Democrat in 1851 The other was Mr.. BA-
KER, who resides in Waverly, Humphreys county
This is tie Mr. BAKER alluded to by the Purdy cor
respondent as having made physically 50 vigOr-
GUS speech for the little Giant" to an applauding
KaO,U Nothing audience during recess of the Cen
vention. Mr. B.. however, finding the BRECKINRIDGE
men "tOo steep for him." "reconsidered" and acted
with the Convention. Is-
As to the secession of the entire delegation from
Decatur, the fact is there was OILY one delegate
from that county, viz: the Hon. Judge MCEIRATH
above mentioned, who without any instructions
from his constituents.
This is true statement of things as they occur
red in the Convention Yours: respectfully, A.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-22
NASHVILLE FEMALE ACADEMY
~ lFounded 1ste


THNHE session Of this Institution begins first Monday
September. Preparation for classification and
ing OF pupils the last week in August Note the following adj
vsntaEeS: =. 1e- srsr.set la
poses domestic comforts heaI exercise and
wholly unequasd in the United States We challenge eompar
The SIX Acres of Lawn and shade are en-.
unresrained freedom Of childish sports and innocent
ments
NOn.Sect ria Academy belongs 10 hfty Zen
tsmen, eprese ed by Of their OF different de
nominations pledged to the secan character Of
The Maternal Care OF the Boarding pupils Is
entrusted under ts constant supervision Of the Pnepa
Ladies Of culture sducatcn
the happiness nd comfort OF the pupils.
5. The Health OF she AnstitG tic is un7race-
denied in the history fshoO Only hr dsshs have occurred
among the pupils 10 forty years. The health statistics Of
Institution are its highest recommendation.
6. The Rooms large, we'll furnished, a7d
crowded. ..l- 80 atr-
Z. Security from Ffre-.The buildings are heated BIZ
steam, and lighted with that pupils
the ordinary accidents
greatly to the health Of the school
Z. Reg which years have shown be most
sautry, will be e1nHned in their full The
bic changes will b. made the rules and general Arrlngsneu
g. The FacuIty composed Of thirty ave teachers and
attaches most Of whom associated with predecessor In
the Literary Department. the teachers have bad lang and
cessul experience and most OF them In the Old Academy In
the Music snd Ornamental Deoat the Teachers Professors
and Artists Of high celebrity. superior HArpst
recently engaged for the ensuing year.
In fact the highest advantages in every particular that be
found In similar Institution in the Unitsd States fur
nishsd in the Nash lille Female Academg-te Alma Ntsr %
hundreds Of the elegant and rehned aen the Southern
country.
as hersiOfOre For particulars apply for circu
Nashville, Tenn, June G. 60-tw kw3n M -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-22
speech of MIR. Breckinridge at Frankrort.


At Frankfort, on Wednesday evening last, the 18th
INST, large number of the friends, neighbors and
admirers of Kentuckys favorite, loved and honored
son, Vice President BREcKNRIDGE, accompanied by
HAIEY's splendid Cornet Band repaired to the Cap
itol Hotel, where he was staying and complimented
him with serenade. In response to the repeated
xad loud calls made upon him by the large assem-
blage, Mr.. REEcKNRIDGE appeared upon the balcony
and made the speech which we publish to-day. 1t
needs no word of commentator from us to com,
mand the attention of our readers Read it and let
your neighbors read It. Mr.. BRECKNMDGE stands
before the nation the political Chevalier BAY
ARD without shame and without reprOach. Unas-
Stunning in his department, he has been raised Up
the voice of the people to the second office in the
Government. He has occupied no official position
that be did not honor He has retired from every
Office that he filed with the increased admira-
ton and affection of those who entrusted him with
power Where unhonored, twill be where he is un-
known
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-22
70 tine Patrons of 1he Appeal.

After eight years communication with the pat
rons of the Appeal Of its editors it has fallen
to my lot to retire from that position. In doing so,
nv heart Is filed with emotion. / am conscious
that have often erred, but my errors have met
with that indulgence which could only spring from
the greatest generosity. In this great, beautiful
and prosperous city, around which my hearts best
affections cluster have been so fortunate Is to md
host of true, welltried and fast friends, through
whose partiality have been sustained IN the ar
duous career that has been presented to me- Sly
fondest recoilectons shall ever linger around the
scene where their friendship formed, and my
highest aspiration shsll be to merit and retain their
regard.
In withdrawing from the post which have held,
IT is due to myself as we'll as to my respected col
LEAGUES to announce. that have noi been response
BILE for the conduct and policy Of the appeal for sew
eral weeks past. The unfortunate disruption which
has divided and sundered once harmonious and
united party and which presents the melancholy
snectacle of dismemberInent Of the great Demo-
cratic family has extended into our ranks and ere
ated the imperative necessity for a separation.
While my colleagues, who now control the policy Of
the PAPER Weld their support to Judge Douglas,
who has ever been ttelr fayorlte, feel II ncuni-
bent on me to raj e hearty and decided voice In
favor of Kentucky's gifted young statesman John
c. breckenridge who, it is well known to many.
have heretofore designated as my first choice as he
nominee Of the Democratic party Tor the Fresl-
dency. 1t is my purpose soon 70 place lnysen III
4 oSSnoASAA
fully TO explain nv sentiments For the present
forbear, with the remark, that the difference. to
which refer had its germ many months back, but
| had tondy INDUCED the hope that it would be
healed By united and harmonious nomination,
when had determined to sustain it with zeal and
cordiality whether it had been or the other of
the distinguished asprants. | will make another
observation which candor requires of me. Although
had not absolutely determined on the change
which am now about to eonsummate, yet had
contemplated it without reference to the difference
which has Il trust temporarily separated my col
leagues and myself, negotiations to that end being
in progress since the middle of Nay.
Il is, however, source Of much qualification to
me that part with both my colleagues entertaining
for them personal friendship that has been strength
ened by years. and that will be increased and cherish
ed to the end Of my fea friendship that political
differences diminish, and separation can i'm
pair. After close and cordial intimacy of years,
cheerfuy transfer to their sole guidance the jour
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By casting the eye over the political field it will
be seen that Black Republicans, BELL men, and
DoUGLAs men all oppose BRECKnRIDGE and LANE. By
reference to the past history of the Democratic par
ty it will be perceived that it has ever had to battle
against all the parties and all factions opposed to
the true principles and policy of our government,
as enuneated by JEFFERSON and his democratic sue
cessors and supporters Do the true Democratic
men, ready to do battle for the true faith and princi
pies of their time honored party, need stronger
proof than this that EoKINMDGE and LANE with the
platform of Democratic principles, represent the
true and only Democratic party, meriting their sup
nDrt ne such