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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-09-14
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The 'Richnondcr !~AEEcigcr," the only daily
paper in this city published in the German
language, hoistcd yesterday the !'reckinridgc
and Lane ticket.
The "Anzciger" publishes The following mo-
dcst and manly avowal Of its preference for the
candidates Of the National Democracy
LET US look at the present condition Of par.
ties in our State. We find the so called Union
men who have written BEL! and Everett on
their ticket-vcry good people perhaps, but
thcy can i:e7cr be supported by natural'zed
citizens, since they have been nominated by a
party which formerly bore the name of Know.
Nothing, and which now finds it more prudent,
under prcSen. circumstances, to substitute It's
old and lnuch dcSpiScd name with one moro
pleasing and better sounding. Closely consld-
cred, however, VIC end this party composed Of
the same people who deprived It's Of equal
political rights il 1861 and SO, and who at.
tempted 10 dictate 10 us how we Shon!d think
and act. With them we can have nothing to DO.
"a second party, which rallies under the ban.
ner of Douglas and Johnson. would find favor
with us, il we lived in Il Northern State. Eut
here in Virginia, Douglas prospect for carrying
the State is so very small, that it is impossible
for US to declare for him. Should we do SO, It
would only be working indirectly for tho Know
Nothing tickct-since every vote cast for Doug.
las is a loss to tic National Democracy Of the
State and a guin to the hnow-Nothinss, to
whom such a stubborn policy might ensure an
easy victory.
"The third party in cur State is that ~h:ca
has chosen Breckenridge and Lane for their
standard bearers, and to this We give our sup.
port. In its ra,Iks ~ find Henry \. Wise. the
defender OF our rights and liberties. the de-
clared enemy Of k~now-NothingS, and the friend
of naturalized citizens in It's ranks VIC find all
the foremost Democrats Of our State, who have
hitherto been faithful TO the rights Of natural
lied citizens. Gratitude itself requires that
We should attach ourselves 10 this and no other
marty. for a tried friend is douhly to be cher
ishcd, and incrautudc is 4 stranger to tho Ger
man character.
The "Anzeigcr" was founded seven years
ago, and las been maintained ever since by its
present editor and proprictcT Mr.. B. HasSel,
who has steadlas,lv welded its columns for the
advancement Of the Democratic cause.
Mr.. Hasscl has entered into the present can
vas with Il hearty will. Tho dissemination of
Democratic documents through the columns OF
his paper, in the German language, will afford
US most valuable aid, and will add materially to
the expenses Of his establishment, We trust
hat our acknowledgements, native and natural
lied, will not pcrmi, Mr.. Hassel to be pecuni-
ary loser. We earnes,l. solicit for him from
the Democracy of the State, and especially of
Richmond. that liberal encouragement in adj
v~ertising and subscriptions which his manly
efforts so richly deserve.
Besides the daily paper, there is now pub
lished a weekly edition Of the "Anzeiger, Ctne
only Sunday paper now published in Rich
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HoIIy.

Remember, that Virginia bears the oruht Oh
the pending contest. Remember, that a nll
Democratic vote in Virginia. in November next,
will effsctually and permanently crush the
twin scrpc,,ts of Know-Nothingism and Free
soilism throughout the Southern States.
Remember, that there are to-day about two
hundred thousand legal voters in Virginia.
Remember, that with proper cxcrtions more
than Zoe, 900 of these can be brought TO tho
polls TO vote for Breckenridge and Lane.
Let, then, the Democracy Of every county
appoint an a.nplc committee, in every Magls-
trate's District, to canvas thoroughly every
neighborhood, and bring every voter TO the
polls. Only let this be done and we will show
q Democratic majority such rs was never be-
fore polled in the State or out Of it.
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We will publish in the scmi-Weekly edition
OF the ~"Enquier," on Friday, the 9lst instant
a full report Of the great Ashland speech, re-
Gently deliveredb by the Hon. J. c. Breckenridge.
We desire 10 supply 10 voters, generally,
throughout the State, as many copies as posi-
ble Of this very able and conclusive document.
All orders for cxtrn copies. which shall reach
MS before Thursday morning next, will receive
prompt attention. The price will be five dol
lars per 100 copies.
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TRIAL OF THE GREAT FLOYD GrS.-A board
Of officers will convene at Fort Monroe, Tirgi-
mia. on Tuesday, the 18th instant, for the pur-
pose of examining the fifteen inch gun there
mouated, and Of witnessing the firing with the
same. The board will report whether or not the
efficiency Of our present ARMAMENT Tor harhor
defense would be improved by the addition Of n
iudicious proportion Of guns of this class The
firing will be done under the direction Of the
captain, T.. j. Rndn,an, of the ordnance depart
lnent. Lieut.. Tallmadge, recorder. Detail for
the Court: Enginecrs-li-n. joseph q. Totem,
Major j. f. Barnard, Capt. II. G. Wright. Ord
nancc-MajorJ. S~ymington, Capt. A. B. Dyer,
Capt j.. Gorgas. Artillery-Col. j. Dimick,
Maj. r. Anderson, Capt j. II. Carlisle.
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Democratic Meeting In Chesterfield.

Democratic Meeting In Chehternciu.
At a meeting of the National Democracy
held at Chesterfield Courthouse, on Monday
the 10th Of September, 1860:
On motion Mr.. Aug. f.. Gogbill, Col. Wood
son W. Hancock was called To the CHAIR, and
Edwin Williams was appointed Secretary.
On motion of Mr.. Benz. II. Nash, a committee
was appointed to draft resolutions for the ac-
ton Of the meeting, and to select suitable per.
cons to act rs L Yigilant Committee in the Sc
yeral Magisterial Districts.
The Chairman, thereupon, appointed the
following persons, viz:
P. Cannon, B. II. Nash, J. i. Mason, C.. L.
Friend aud W. r. Word, who retired, and after
consultation, reported the following resolutions:
LIST. Resolved, That we, as members OF the
National Democracy, endorse, and highly ap.
prove the action Of the Democratic party that
withdrew from the Baltimore Convention and
nominated John c Breckenridge and Joseph
Laae for the offices Of President AMI Vice
President Of the United States.
End. Resolved, That in John G. Breckin.
ridge and Joseph Lane, we have true and
p~atriotic Statesmen cminently fitted Tor the
Offices for which they have been nominated,
and that we will use I'LL honorable means to
secure their elections.
Sd. Resolved, That Il Vigilance Committee;
consisting Of ten members, be appointed in
each MagiStcrial District, and We recommend
the following gentlemen:
District No. il. Hobbs, Fl. {. Watkins,
c.. T. Friend, S. Rassett French, S. I. Hancock,
Geo. W. Snellinss, benjamin. H.. Nash, VIM.
L. Toler, a.. 4. Cheatham.
District No. 81. T. Mason, Z. \. Willis,
a. II. Drewry, George {. Gregory, Robert Z.
Friend, Ed. Williams, S. \. Hancock, j. Q.
Cogbill, &. L. Lundie.
District No. 3-P. Cannon, a. {. Coghill,
P. 4. Chalkley, Leonidus Wells, DR.. George
W. Friend, W. B. Gates, B. Wells, Dr., Daniel
Adkins, DR.. E.. S. Macarthur, j. c. Brown, ?.
H. Williams.
District No. + William Goodc, Jr,, ". G..
Clarke, Thomas Z. Morrisctt, Haley Cole, I.
G. Hancock, D.. B. Hancock, Henry W. Fisher,
VIM. Winfree, Jas. Fl. Spears.
District No. 5--Dr. r. II. Tatum, Woodson
". Hancock, JAS. r. Gates, DR.. T.. 3. Ilobson,
Murculus Chcallla.n, VI. r. Wood, 4. 5. Han
cock, John I. Gresham, Edward Gresham, r.
n. Thweatt.
District No. 6-James L. Jones, James c.
Hewlett, ID. V. Wilson, James Robinett, John
W. Dyer, Tsham Andrews.
Mr.. Augustus E.. Cogbill, in u few pertinent
remarks, urged the adoption OF the resolutions.
and, on his motion, they were unanimously
adopted: and, also, that the Democratic pupcrs
in the cities of Richmond and Petersburg be
requested to publish them.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
WO0DSUN W. HANCOCK, Chm.
EDWIN WILLIAMS, Sec'y.
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TIE NORTHERN FACE.


Resolution Of the Toledo Dowqlas Meeting.
RESOLVED, That the amount Of power which
the people may exercise in their sovereign ca
pacity, nersr has been, is no: new, md Aseer
can be q judicial question, and VIC believe
that the people Of Il TERRITORY are as per.
f-c,ly souereign and Suprcn'e in regard to all
matters appcrtaining 10 theiT t'eat interests
as are the people OF e State IN the manage
ment of their ~afFlirs. and we LOOK upon any az
tempt to limit or restrain the power OF the
people of the organized Territories IN INC eXcr,
else of these rights. EITHER Df CONGRESS
OR THE SUPREME COURT, rs IL e~iofati9n
of the ,acred principles Q.Jrse go~teTamchE.
TEE SOUTHERN FACE.
The Wickl;Ts Plank IL tie El!timore Put
.torm.
"Essolved, That it is in accordance with the
Cincinnati Platform. tina: during the existence
Of Territorial Governments tho measure or re-
striction, whatever it may dc, imposed by the
Federal Constitution on the p9:;cr Of the Ter
r~itorial Legislature over the subject OF the
domestic relations. rs tic same haS 6ssA or
ShaH hereafter be finally DEIERMlNED 81
THE SUPREME COURT OF the United States.
should be respected by Nil good citizens, and
ENFORCED riM pron"rt"tos and .Rdc!ty Hy
EVERY BRANCH c Tie "s"ers;f G"Fern-
meHt."
The foregoing extract, from the New York
''Dav Book" furnishes u just indication OF the
position occupied by Mr. Douglas Northern sup
portcrs. The: proclaim, 10 Il man, that there
shall in no event be ans concession on the
Souat,er Sovereignty doctrine, and stand as
ready to defy and Gennnrce future decisions OF
the Supreme Court, as thcy have already been
to disregard the DTcd Scott decision.
This is not what the Douglas men of \ir-
ripia bargGined for at Charleston. y pledge,
ty TO the umpirage Of the Supreme Court, was
there voluntarily extended by the Douglas men
Of the North. 1t Toy: becomes only too evil
dent that this was 4 mere delaSioa and a snare,
and that boil. i;r. Douglas and his managers
intended to faslcn Squa;tcr Sovereignty iGrcTo-
cably on the support Of Southern men.
As for Mr.. Douglas %Ai.nseii, he has accepted
the nomination without 4 word of reference 10
the Wickliffe resolution; throughout the can
vas, in every stump speech, he has not only
ignored it altogether, but has blatantly pro-
claimed that he and his supporters ere pledged
to souatter sovereignty without reservation,
and independently of crccy contingency. In
other words, Mr.. Douglas still maintains tho
position that no matter what the decision Of
the Supreme Cour, may he cn that abstract
question, sill the right Ct the people TO make
a Stare territory or n free territory is perfect
and complete"
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National Democratic Ticket
roe PRESIDENT OF TIE UNITED STATES:
John G. ~RRECkINklUGE
FOR y1cE.pREsiDESc OF TIE UNITED STATES:
GEN7Z.. JOSEPH LANE,
49,, pa,,ocr,,ir ELECTORAL Ticket.
or EENTCCEl.

Sa1lonai Democratic Electoral FfcHet.
,, pIs,rlct-wILLIAM LAMB, of Norfolk CITY.
OIL p;.,z,c,-TueMAS =. GooDE, OF Necklenburg.
Cd Dj.,rtc,-JoHN r. EDMUNps, of Halifax.
.h~ ps,ric,-THoMAs T. TREDwAI, Of Prince Edward.
81, p~ls,r;e,-JAMEs L. KEMPEE, Of Madison.
9Th p~is,r,c,-JAMES LYONS, 0! IIrnrico.
IN pis,rct-RlcTp.A A. CLAiDRooK OF Nor'hun6erland
s,h pls,rlc,-BEvERLEY II. DOUGLAS, OF King William.
9Th p~,s,ric,-EppA NGNToN, OF Prince William.
10Th Dl~s,,ic,-TuoMAs NJ. lSBELL, OF Jefferson.
,.b pis,-ic,-JAMES W. MASSlE, OF RoekSridse.
10Th pi.trict-WM. IL ANTHONY, OF B"te'ourt.
18th D~is,rict-IsAAC .. DCNi, Of Washington.
18th pls,riet-JOHS g.. NEWMAN, OF kans~h".
18Th p..ric,-zEDEKIAh kIpWELL, of Marion.
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mond;) which, besides containing the most m
tcres,ius both homo and foreign IS par
tally devoted to . variety OF well-sclected lts'
rary articles.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-09-14
Reulin- NATTER on Every Page.

IN our Daily edition to-day aay be found the ioHo"lh2:
Ux Ftgsr P.cy-Ncws ana o:her articles of general Inter
est. Os sEcsSp pAss-E Editorials, Communications, late
news. &c. Cy TnIgo PAGg-Local aud State news. tele'
graphic despatchss, marine news, &c. On FOURTH FACE
Poetry AID : variety OF news items.
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MIR. Douglas Esepudiarcs he
pl,vx Of Tho Isu.np Platform.

It may b. interesting to sonle OF our South
ern friends. who support Mr.. Douglas. to see
Aop he is supported at the North. The fol-
lowing is a resolution recently adopted at a
Douglas meeting at Toledo, O!io. This is
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DRow SED.-A white man, named John
Brown, was drowned in Portsmouth on Sunday
evening last, by falling from q wood wharf,
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n.i.ss1EH

MlgkI.y, AT -. Pctrr's Cathedral Oh "Wednesday morn.
ln-, the l2ih OF September, lShn, hy the 1t. Rev. Bishop
Mciil!, SAMUEL. FRANCIS TLCiERMAS, u boston,
Mass, TO BETTE BURNETT WATSON, daughter "i VIM.
+. Watson, Of this city.
MAnr.gp, on the ii:h uit;nro, nj Buena Vista. the resi-.
dence " the bride father. MIR. JOHN W. LEWIS OF Hall.
fax county. Va, &, MIS- LIZZIE BASk ERHiLL, daughter OF
Col. W. I:.,.erv!., Jr, Of NcckicIburg county.
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1860.

HARDWARE. 1860.
SMITH, RHODES < Gu.
iHrpETsr- 4SD JOEpEKa q HlRb"Ah", tr1-IFf' re''.
S,DoLrhr &c, &C.
No. %, Pearl Street, Eici:M1-io, 'a''
2AvE Eor ia s;Dr. thrir FALL STOCK Or "ODp". L.
* ported iirect into this port PEI! ,hip "sd-au nIne,''
;!.e!T domestic good, purchased dire. som '"e 1"
iurrrr UPON The best ;.ruis, and cn!p.ac!5: al ritr'Is.'f
and unusua! variety y: si=ii aud !raNy goods, AL u ~"
We Offer to The trade II Virginia, North Carolina az 'eS-
ne-se-. Ia competition ~ III any regular houssi ~ ""
t:Ade h-r-, or IA hny uf the Nor:I-Fn cite. pt'Iot1St
f-rienec In business has gives rs great 7dfae.hse.
selection or our s!oct-.nDwins :he wants 2, re Ha;'
on. own and nei.hiorirr S;a'".; md We would !espeC':.
invite the attention ut tie merchants aud ;addleFs v'A.".
this market, III pussui; Q. sock, 20 call aGd examine
themselves
10 addition /, i regular .tock Gf I!a-iware Good
keep on hand Sai!l.ry. Hardware, Tools, ae.. sfon,t,
Sst!l--. prIn!e.. Collars. SaJiI-!Tress. Hog Skias. Li2-'
skins. S.i.:.Is' Hair Whips. PS.cnt aId Rnamslleu L.
.r. frr,.. ~:.ccsl=-. S;irrups, Bits, Blankets, Gerths. """
Liny IIor.- and Huic shoes, Horse Nails, AIrI, Axle
Also,
The c-I.L... I ASCHu BOLTlSG CLOTH. assorted h'D'
heT-. a., , m
sep: !: SMITH, hhoDkSH
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NEW ORLEANS MARKET. Sgrr. II.
Cntr"u-SaI"@ to-day CT 3.t'0 bales; prc.s easier, bat
unchanged. Sales FOR three days S,lSU balsr. rccsitf'
J.: 80 bale. ag,ins: it.gTp for th. same ii:Gs Inst year
Flour T. quiet but sirEiy. Tobacco fra. Sterling 81
change 4I.H!0: IsaHn on bills Of ladinY s,ia9a; bills oH
New York ':a'.. Cotton frcighto 10 Liverpool! ll-l6.
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p,ejunSer SNcnieaen. Sscraann.

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VIRGINIA
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Hura serlnnltht 9~tntiufs i'm sisrren blu iGs ;e
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United States
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