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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1860-11-17
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Garitalsiihsn Sesrs, natirt Santa Maria, 8. DIT,
sntHstmen mir 6OIssnets: n5suts frab i~nipitirts
Qarifal in Ga,rta bic Gi.ion Brio. @tt6rr.
sRrsr SlRjirrs saitsn in FER Sala6t pom L., tel
Marraicni uns aui anrsrtn Yuntttn, ibr. Stuls
ri9ttit ntht nab G.buhr ssttan. Der Ssnsral litb
lie nor he Grsnte Etntrsttn, tbn.n Zen Tsota ab>
mtmsn, Die Scrtsn ocn TEN llniIormtn r,is.n uar
Rtsb ft aus Fem @prps NIT Ger Ssmurtuus, sas Fs
niGt wsrtt ititn, StaIisnsr Ut bsts.n, UNI hae fs
aifts Ssitrss ttuu ~tOnnttn, ais sentins Splsatsu
3u ptretu, un bic SGarts ibrsr Ghre Dirrtr oas,
suwstsn. Dan bort une piul8t als.mtin, eai
~ssrartist ireass @ajr.s,ln in ser san,sn arm.1
CUR anrsnSuns sstraft rrtrssa, stun Is sitt unite
rsn sislsK tddsisss SiFsifr,n su ~raurissp S&lf
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merrsn urs rsr 3uS f0rmirt girf. Grtt Sans-
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jj~csrufats adubsrt trfrtant rstrtn attrtauvt teriSt
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siut StJsiitfruns unttr rfn GtStsn, rts mir fence
ME lei stser abntitsn G.lsssRatit getltn. Dc
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Msni6snrttt, Iftr bic lMfreridaRat Gamasuns
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in 'tsrsn s.pRsnli&tn Shr- nisni' ffdiita hlatts i'i'
bern Fa sir& lOl6, 5Ttntitt TtmcnFraiiSnfS
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men uns - ipiFb rlmf ni6i ttasiiatist tsnitaitfa
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CUR Sanmlnns SUn:.0istsssatsn su @unasn ttr
@afertsi&lrigtsn in rtr . awci,.
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lie 6antons Balts, ct. @anen, @aart unu rae
gsrnsr Sssrlanr, FAB rur4 RE antaltenren Nes
sen es lsstsn Scmnisrs i4msr 9etmsslua, pcrren.
Sanis 9sttsts Ratsn rie llsbsri&usmrnunsen Per.
frnltst Ssrlahsn. Sunrtrte pUn Tamili.n ltettu AM
Gtnsar's ssS Nintsrs utpa6lua uns al.r iGrer @a.
ter terautt. 80
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ftr I'M Stsn CTR Ser. etaatsn sura rsiae gat.n
tsnisitn, sab Has Sarsisermcttu: Ginsr far gu,
gus ilr GiHsn i'm Qaad mis i'm uuslad = FIN.
Basrbttt il NM tlsist,
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1860-11-17

Die BnAs dnslsr bier unr In Sapanna6 bat.n
6arstrs Bc&sn- unp MOnutsjournal ,uridss.ns
Bet. au& 54autt man, Rag a, alien i'm gfpretn
ttiatensn ga6srn, rtrsn 4sraasssttr rts 4tU!itips
nisn,us ssrna&tis fnr, stsnis trseEsa ptree.
Ginise Ser irsmpsn Goniuln plrts n nur aaf ri.
arsnnuns, I'm ioiprt @sitdftsssrtinpunSen an3us
~tnapisn. Tim esrnsSntn mad batsn fs gclmaft
paiu pom ibrsn trtrsTsnren Rssitrunsen.
Der Maysr tunpiSts teute rtn Gssnten rer
nOrpli&en EampIer linitn al, Zap sr bic 9ansun8
ron Observation-Disclosures ni&t ~srlau6en wsrre,
aubsr: penn RE Gompa snttn f4 SsrpFiGtsn, fir
tHr.n untsr9aIt sl icrssn, ptun fs tsin; Ssi&a'ts
suas Fnren uar gasatunrsu wsrrsn. Git Ssasle
ii%Orftsmesun3 ii i'm Batitn tssrinen uno man
nimmt an, Sap Carolina rsrpe Don 0sujabr an
nt6t mebr Der llnipn an9skVrsn.
@ontSpmsrs, Ma., To- RUc. Die 3is
| litarfumbaanieH riti.r Stlpt, Spatlnrig auI1erIs
ltst, tptta ibre Gisnfts pem Uouosrnsur an. uniers
Burger fine sinltimnis iTr DisuniOn. Gin glar
gum austritt wirp pisjs @p6e tns Bert ssts
werren. Der 9cussrntur, RE 3ti6tsr res pbrf Itr
@trihts, RE Circuit Hihrer uno ftirtn Senatprer
Irmis ale GpnJrtBrtprGlentanttn finn iIr DiSunicn
lie Start UlUtiIe miro ss9en Se3sIipn itin, aatil
ncun 3ttntsl ptr eanari ltritte finn iur Gtsuniun
Iit Minute men pr8antiiren it unr rcrren 10
rem srltsm Sanuar 10000 @um tatsn. 81
lsitensm puitit!r batter cine SsrIammlun9 Uni
tei2loNsn, cine GrassntipH 81 6truI en-.
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GberlefDm, y. gtoo. 9is srrbts Ser,
iamnlung, lie je III Gtaylttpn atsttaItea mHrNe,
lam tsuts AEsnp in r,r Snititut GATE TAFT, um
pis StruinnS elmer Convention rura ris g~ssislatm
iu ratiTtirsn. MsGiyat6. Spratt, Nbstt, Golepd
unr Gnssrs irrlden. oils .iutr Fer Gssnsr srtlarte
81. linton it ouisslttt". mar Ter Grttuiiasmus
iaf raisnr. Stra6snssriammIaaB,r wurOsn .on
ZEN t~sr.uttnr fen &1u7tuteA a~ngeysaet, ris fG 81
alien SpTsrn tertit t~r;tIrttn, I'm SustGarOIinA's
gtrs ,u itussn. 81 lam ttin 3mriIsl mtNr tsyrs
lien, RAP SIc>Sarriina a~natrsttn MIR. paIrt:tIp
9ann.r ihjeBsn ME ptl3e AMI. 1r n&Vurisr'
bat ii, gaIn.sttc 0lasa. ~auiBst;bt nit cen 1prtsn:
,Sar,@a,oIina cat rem 2lntang gsmatt; anstrs
m.re.n ~icl9.n." Die Nidtits ssi3t tinsu siniamtn
Sttrn nit plas fWr anrsrs mttr. 81. Qesislatur
putast fh mrr8sn.
Gie gant non Gtarltfun fat 500, 900 rra Fem
4nlsb.n g%enrmmtn, rie anrertn 100000 msrltn
prn aneern ltltt!ihm Santtn 8snpmmen mtptn.
Stnator Sammpno bat r~ciJnirt. Ginsr tcles
grapbsitn Nahriht ;aiclgt irrp Der Gcur,rhsu'
non 9tiHiiippt iOicrt eie es5islatur siutsruisn.
auguRa, Oh. 10. Soy. Sine srpBs Ser
iammluns gu gunttn rsr iuGliAtn 8thtt wlrrs
Reutt 9sb1tsn.
Die SnYanua3 0splutiontn murpsn siuIimmil
an9enummsn nit rem Nmmsursmsnt, raB pas
sin,i5s SItismittel 9e9sn 2iacptns @abt RE Sc
&c lipnt iti.
Tplscnee 8tlrluticntn wurrsn anJeacmmcn:
Sslhlcltn: ehB rs Burger ptrpIIihttt iein iUl:
len, bot ere Stsuern gu te, abltn, nm cinc @tIicr
5taltr iur ri. SewafAung rts @tilitars res Staa,
ties aH;ui&lft en-.
Cine wsitsrs GelOluiirn murGe auasupmmen
wtlAe rt 9tttiOn Ger bsutissl Sut ssrYsr%i am,mlun,
tarelt unO ia9t, TAP tic lie gtinnun8sn per giirae
niht auaHridt. Grl. snreripn lpra& EA ent
l&iersn fir rem auttritt aus. IS territt unssbru
re Guirssun3. 3an %srparttt, rap @torsia, Jlp:
RIA, alataua, 3eras unr MHTiIippi a~ustrstsn per
cen. Die Na4ri6t srn Der Ntrantuus rts Se
natOls 9comts rurHs nit srUbsm Sutsl tssraBt
Ti,irn Ieene eisltcn ttpa 5000 Minute men ri
ntn llnias hur& bic Staet. Ms6rtre 8trrt
tratea aui. 8iAtsr @e@rat6 iast., rab rer sgas
rhs Gttt Gate iit 3t trsnnsn.
Ssrr Grltrd Iaste, Ot9Istd sr .imn 10 srcbs
. 9auisn I'm, iiA ltbt, il w.lnihr er bob NIB Gins
. ~ iefta nno risitr ist 9trr 9inecln. Gr rullte il
. bti Ger 6anr nehmm unH aui pe Wlaticrm iutr'
!. une itn rana frassn, cs er 81 ults. utsr rs &rr
. ritits Gpltts bery ittn gu ITnnsn. Etr str ic
u nNte" miirre nit nisrsrsr Alassnsn aussu antmo
ten: ,Niemalt."
Cine Delegation npn 10 Minute men wur
ernatlt, um an sinsr militdri l6sn Convention 81
,a nstmsn. tis ndGls 8pGs in Miarrsssiat .
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ea ifsn Sarllnrsrn s%sncmmenis i, 1T mad eem ysR,
ts eury' -sE0is naFssrdnes..
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1860-11-17
Nufnmft berGanabar

pr, Is. RcY.s DER Gampftr 0enasa
a sopl sn 8. ae 2 staalssas s.s 4. tam
Wsanuisli,irt. rem a,rt Ger rs,sS.
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kRiS ST pas Sett pom 9taIt,a sss&truist,
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ms!ssn - suiris Gse ~ UNI ,par ,pur& Ssiaans
nNt BaTtasspoAW siaTsl iast rte a~tssrans
little fh ni6t sssatiertist, ~ srilarrn,a adj ras
Bolt BON g iieitalifa nidt quite @taase -kaktz R& b,
9.rridait res atniss RON Ntapsl su ~sntsisttn uns
ans ri,iem @runrs tpnns fe rem 8saig pom Sars
eiuisn nidt tareln. Die Ospiasfatiset ram iUl-
8enrermabsn: ASsrs gaastaa assisraaa wtl i9rsn
9iif +teter aui ee teiriett seneen atsfbten e.s
Bottles psrfen, wsttsspas @stSpss finer Sreittit,
Hc1 TEN S9mpatbisu .uacr cen tsattt t3aniasa
gurppa's uuterf ist, aujtart.~ a
Mam slauttin Yaria, vssie atI&ti 8ranirsi&s
Sci Ssrtiursruns Ter Sietafeb spn @asta CUR SEE
HUI uHI HtlNu ~ AtNh obSHS sVp9lt sttuPp Rb OtiSrb
81 srleihttru, UNI Die 8trpidlunssn gu Y.rms;ssr,
r,l4s aus lsinsr G,fanSsni6a5s suhrrinssn rars
ZEN. Gle iraasUfi4sa Semisals 8sesui isins Aui-
f~!drunS. sls. -
Stalttn. Waa rem nraYrtitaa,tsu Grid.
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sliauO sslhll3ea'a Giniss DGrasa ftistn f:a:n
9t. lui aui 1900 lplts unp Ssrwunrtte- pns iunj
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rim aassssn iagn, lpt @sbauptuassa- istn sani
UNI gar iall6. I'M
Gasua rns,s. an l. anstsrif,u unu t~lpitrtirt,
am IUlssnsea Gage. Gis Srappsn ,lsgsn iSrs s9ai.
isn MEIER UNI 1i,tsn nit mtlitiriiasn Gbs.a aus.
Sic Iratcn am 8. mad Ntapsf s.tsn. N.apl
mar i~numinirt mr. .srcssr Suttl terJttt.a !
Gin ansrif aut, GATH rArlt BALI ,rrurtt.
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un3 i'm e.sriHs Rtts, cine ail,iet COZ. rs @inic'
il nm Y'unc st.r.tns in parts ,t resc3iirsn. ec'
N ,in,r asswnnS.asa @ationalantiss mar aud ri
Ntt.
E Ga s.u Binan,osrtaAuiRsa III gtnflasiscs.
Is Eery Ttte 9rpst llnftttrb'it. ,H~ung4gasb
81. iran;rFits gsrl'cn ron Ter Gdtirmuns 4
rte Sale. Sorts aist rem 9trluff Der Sbinsitn' aufslOO
1t. Wanu an; rarunt,r bsiarp ih Fer Stsrsefttl'
" tattr. Die 6rar;ctn une Gusldurer strlorth ts
ii, e 900 Want. 600 ctsrre Sanrnsn gen srcs.
nj, eaGssr nrrsen truesrt, Sbinefibt Gomgntilr. {.
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ne mn winittsA observation-disclosures ~ srOHn.u. %,
1s, I,ott. cag lid G&ilnptsn fh talc nit ttnsr Gavl
An ltric Gtccrte had gstin te9sn rirrsn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1860-11-17
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nn,tr. .Grsmss, usIaetis: thmtnpi&e sssraN. 70.
ssg, nsasa's paIafea tsfassr; stsHdf1 tiRsfta ,ins
ssE&s, lttfrhrf SSatt,asaFtaat you ben oh1sa Gen.
FER iissnn, q ,nuea IA mpiahat1ift SGea sitffat Ne.
trsnn rtr Basrtt' fhtsrt: 70 Is IIEsnit 81.
mig" unr aa' eislsr Sam9g In Der e~i.tlnssr,s
iIptn, Ri. 8rIsisa inter rem ,8Inisra greu6sns, In
Gem II, ZEN CT rer rSVrslpFstear' taute.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1860-11-17

Baltimore, IL. VpS. Oep. CFeNH, ftl
Rtirrn- MaYO., !rarp htuts inauJurtrt. Gr i6lO6
sint gutrjtssreps nit itayten Ssrithsransea Ger 2luz
tanslitttit an bic llnirg. gr iprets ras e%initini,
mioe Ge;atl Ter Ginrptnsr Saltimcrs'5, Ter srrb.
ten lIurlitm Statt aus. wsnn sr laSs, 9layY!anr
ica. al rsr Union ~iritlaiten, 10 lanse es 10 nit Gbz
rsn unit Sidsrbsit ttua tonne.
gr idloB nit Ger Qrtlarung, 90 ri npA feline urs
jats stssb:a Sum umlur; Ter berrli6ism uni
mctltblti1ltsn auer Staatsi Urmsn, tie msnltli4e
@sitptit il Be5rirrst.
sSasttrstea, IA. Ncctr.
Gie 8cD;sruu5 nirp ni&ts tbun, mas RE jsvi9s
Quirsauns I'M saesn rpsr Nprrin vsrBrpbern puris
tt. sic pirp i'm GegentPtil Alts a%uitietsu, UNI
rts 9EiHtsr, mrlhs gtisgs unp Contribution pors
idrcit,n, tycuIih UNI unp1rtsitih gu s~riu0sn.
lie gsmtrtuns rss Hsprilsut anttn 8sitt, RAP
| buchanan lib ntrpiiht't tats, FINER lrsnnun9 err
lu,lihm Staattn alen Gpritub 3l ~leiltn, mir;
ale incorrect ttseitnst. Ter @rdTrtni, 10 ngtn
lcln. 6rsunpt, bat ME trScnrpO Elm Irlhss Strprs-
ben sssetsr. Wan 9ldutt in Sesrntteik, raB sr
fur Misunderstanding CTR Union uua GonItitltien in
Ycuitanrteem llmian8 ltl'
OtsrliwattRant 0arantr 1T i'm @rmmanru les
5pyts T,vnltric YoN MtAjpr Anc1rI oil tregt tpprasn.
9, aaBas., sas lat 6ort ppn elmer 0iIitlrcpmpaS,
ME son G9ar!tfun ttisst iei, ruar sias 3sttanss.
las..
Die 5000 S!int.n, Gle mhctm Sustu asifid
purr.n icin iUusn, warsn 1T 0li9inStun fir Dir
,ini!n ang'tauIt.
Itr Yrafpsnt, lastH man, iti Bon aatn gllnsn .,
1rennun ssluIistn ,intsrr,6ttt uEl perss, mtnn ii
3rit res 5anrelns Sctomnsn lt, isintr p~sraEtmprt
l;hcn Sislun9 VOLTS GenNss lsr iten.
Saf eucreence, Is. Npu. Die Ypl au
W,uz NttrttO nit Gat;n ti5 sun, %. III ans -fom
men. CAPT. Gep. Nc2aus ipurce npn Zen Nasa
Joe Supjauern am Is. 9ct0ct;t, etp1 . W:ilsl
rem 6prt Defiance. Ter Captain wurae mGGr.u
einss 9tngri1s an Etc Snrinnu ron isinsn 9eut,
gstrsnnt, natpem CT ssr Snriansr nit benz pit
. setTrtst tatts. Sstns 9tuts iattn i'm Yppl yicrl
: faasn uaD ca iein SUP i'm Stsistussl tangen tlis
murts tr cine S:rsdt msit ssitIejit. Ills ls it
%ianrsn, mar or tot. gr tatt. srtt tHGtltte S6i
: I. Ter Gapit1n mar Elm Spbn res Senators 9
" Game ron Delaware. Gr 6~intsrlabt cine g0itin
. unp prsi 8inesr.
6alft iii 8aniaG.
Mtc6ifDm, 6. 6, IS. NpY. Gret Bassl
n ~tarungsx NIT 81 ,trun9tmitteIn tamsn ssIfsrn bi
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ecmits In Ger S6mei, rur6 8srmittluns rss 5srrn
Gcnfant Billet, Shwsi,sr Gvniul In Sioslans
SainUis, an BEN ale auspdrtiSsn isrt Gassa sirttt'
rnnsn m6ssn, srianst. {Sis9larS Scts.)s
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1860-11-17
6alfe ur 8andS.

9ltcb;fpm, 6. &, IS. glOY. Grst Bassn.
l~arunaeA nit q ltrun9smittsln famsn s.fsrn bier
All, i'm @an;.n is6s rdprsnp FER lesten 0r&e. Die
estensmittsl msrren ttot an pfte aussett.ilt, HI.
aus ibrsr gta6tariAait 9lautwarrise 3susniNt ta'
ZEN. Gis anfssl:r i'm srT6tcn 39etl Re; lerritcs
rium,s psrssn mabrsnr ess sHinttrs 5alt ~tsairitn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1860-11-17
G6arlelfcn Rem Ia. Hoy.

VVuIIIFVN VIU IA. VUg.
Sic Espeidt In tintm philadelphia glatts, mel.
DE mslrtt, Rag has SCR! Rsultrie ron rem retslts
ifen Sarllnrsrn ssucmmen isi, III mad rem yIw>
eurs4 sSais naFssrines,.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-06-13
Alabama Democratic Convention.

MONTGOMERY, June 6.-The National Democratic
Convention has elected the following delegates to
the Baltimore Conventions
Delegates at hrge-D. C. Humphrey, H. c. Peas
ley w. o. Winston, j. j. Seibels, R. A. Baker, j.
Forsyth, A. W. Williams and w. Garnett. They
have also appointed 90 delegates from the several
districts.
The Seceders' Convention have adjourned. Being
in favor of the Majority report in the Charleston
Convention, they appointed delegates to the Rich
mond and Baltimore Conventions Their delegates
for the State at large S. Lyons, A. B. Meeks, d.
w. Payne, VIM. L. Yancey, w. M. Brooks, P. ID.
Smith, L. p. Walker and L. Law-with % district
delegates.
SECOND DESPATCH.
Mr.. Yancey had the floor this morning, and spoke
i'll favor OF ...v Majority Platform. Mr.. Gardner, of
Richmond followed in favor of the Minority PLATFORM
and Mr.. Cobb, of Washington city, closed the de-
bate All the speeches were able and many of them
eloquent.
The vote on the adoption of the Minority platform
charleston stood yeas n; nay 9O5.
The Majority platform was adopted by vote of
29S to Al.
Mr.. Gardner, of Richmond entered his protest
against the action of the Convention.
After some unimpOrtant motions the Convention
(Seceders) adjourned sine die.
The supporters Of the Minority (Charleston) re-
port will hold meeting tonight to consult as to
what course to pursue.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-06-13
For III. standard.

". W. Holden, Esq:
DEAR Sir: desire through the medium Of your
paper to express my unqualified approval ofthe po-
sition taken by the delegates from North-Carona,
in the National Democratic Convention at Charles
ton. Now am no submissionist to the encroach-
ments of fanaticism, and if needs be- will fight to
the death in defence of Southern rights and insti-
tutions yet am heart and soul for the Constitu-
ton and Union, and non-interrentiOn on the subject
of slavery Why hqs portion OF our Democratic
friends run madg Are they for ignoring the very
doctrine for which have been so long and ar
duously contending party9
Non-intervenon is certainly the true conservative
policy of government in regard to slavery in the
territories; and those that disfavor this doctrine
cannot be true friends to the Union, no matter in
what locality they may be found.
J. though an humble individual, feel that | am
very small part of the government, and claim the
right to he heard. / have been an unfatering Dem
ocrat from the days of Andrew jackson until the
present time, and through the medium of this CON-
munication. express my desire that the Democratic
National Convention which is to meet in Baltimore
the 18th inst, will adopt the Cincinnati plat
FORM without erasure, amendment alteration, and
put some good, conservative Democrat upon it, and
then with long pull, strong pull and pull alto
gether, We can put him through.
Let not Northern Democratic friends be
weighted down with superhuouS matter that ray
cause them to be defeated in every free State. |
feel without their aid we gone.
June 4th 1860
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L. W. BorKrN, .Sec'y.

The Richmond Seceders Convention is to meet
this day week. a gentleman who returned from
Richmond on Saturday, tells that there is moth
ing said about it there does it even seem to be
known in what building it will be held. There is
lack OF energy in the Richmond movements lack
of concentration There no assured feeling no con-
cert. South Carolina has sent Barnwell Rhett who
few days before the meeting of the Convention
which appointed him, expressed his willingness to
go to the Richmond Convention, because it cas
sectional" That is the reason why others feel
unasSured in going there. Even in the seeding
States there is want of unanmity, and some 60 SO
far as to think that the Richmond Convention will
not be held at all. As Contention we think it is
pretty much an obsolete idea; as advisory meet
ing it may do much good. We must have no Ruck-
erizing delegates from the Withdrawing States. No
men outside Of the Democratic organization attempt
ed to be foisted upon the Baltimore Convention to
subserve special interest the interest of partic-
uar candidate Journal
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For the Standard.

For fhe standard.
Nh. EDITOR III see that the Tarboro' Mercury
asserts that the State delegates to Charleston were
instructed to vote against Douglas or rot to vote
for him. deny this most emphatically. Had the
convention that appointed them given any such in
structions it would have been msrepresenting four
fifths of the people-the voters of the State /
speak not of the leading politicians and especially
those who are the toades of Messrs. Black Dundas
& CO., but refer to the real people of the Demo
cratic party They are for Stephen A. Douglas, and
this day he has stronger hold the affections of
the masses than any ten or twenty men, together,
in the nation. To say that our State delegates
were instructed against him is perfectly preposter
Gus. regard Judge Douglas as the able and con-
sistent champion of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., and if the
Democratic party abandoDs that doctrine, and sub
stitutes Congressional for the protection
OF sarery it will be ruinous to the South and will
annihilate the party ITSELF warn the delegates to
Baltimore against such fatal suicidal step. i pre-
dict that if the party abandons NoN-INTERvENrIoN,
it will cause the defeat of Ellis give the Legislature
to the Opposition and the State to Bell and Everett
The only safety is in standing by our DID, and long
tried and often approved doctrine of "hands off,
Congress"
THE SOUTH
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June II, 1860.
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN NORTHAMPTON.
r. NJ. S.

DEMOCRA1lC MEEflNG IN NORTHAMPTON.
At meeting of the Democrats of Northampton,
held in the Court House on Monday of June Court,
4th inst, the following proceedings were taken:
On motion of W. N. Crocker Dr. w. S. Cope.
land was called to the Chair and L. W. Boykin APP
pointed Secretary.
The Chair explained the object of the meeting to
be TO nominate candidates for the next Legislature
and made short speech referring to the condition
of the party and urging union and harmony as ne
ceSSary to preserve organization and secure success
On motion of Ii. X. Burgwyn, ESQ.,, our last rep
resentatives in the General Assembly were re-nomi-
mated by reclamation.
On motion, a committee was appointed to inform
the candidates of their nomination, and request
their acceptance.
Gen. Person came in and thanked the meeting for
the honor done him and for the repeated honors of
the party, but stated that business matters prevent
cd him from accepting his nomination.
Gen. Ransom came in and accepted his nomna-
ton amid enthusiasm and applause.
1t was stated that Mr. Smallwood was absent, but
had communicated the fact that he would not be
candidate
Capt. JOS. NJ S. Rogers was then put in nomna-
ton by reclamation to fill the place of Gen. Per-
son. declined.
Capt Rogers appeared and expressed his deep
gratitude the party for the honor they had done
him, saying that be felt overwhelmed by the entrea-
ties Of his friends and that while his feelings and
hnleTestS IorOiu MS accepting MS nOmlnatlOD ne
could not refuse to submit to their wishes.
w. w. PEBBLES, W. NJ Croker and ii. Calling,
ESqrs., were then put in nomination to fill the
cancy created ny Mr.. SmallwOods declination. 1t
moved that the vote be taken by ballot, where
upon W. w. PEBBLES, Esq, was nominated on the
first ballot
Mr. PEBBLES came in and accepted his nomination
in a stirring and eloquent speech, referring to the
fact that he raised under Wing influences and
felt it great struggle. to overcome his early i'm
pressions and associations, but that he had been
led to join the Democratic party upon principle
after attaining to manhood and had and would give
his best energies to its support.
On motion Of L. G. Tucker, ESQ.,, it was voted
chat The proceedings of the meeting be published
in the Murfreesboro Citizen, and that the Raleigh
Standard be requested to copy.
On motion, the meeting then adjourned.
W. s. COPELAND, Chm'n.
L. W. BoYKrN, Sec'y.
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THE SOUTH.

THE CoTToN CLEANsER-They have new in
venton in New Orleans in the shape of cotton
cleanser. quantity of the diriest cotton. scarcely
saleable at all, is put into kind of hopper and in
moment you see it flying out at another aperture,
quite clean and white. Three or four rollers armed
with wires about an inch and half long, revolve in
the direction, and so that the teeth of one
pass between the teeth of another. The cotton
caught by the first roller would be carried up and
round but the teeth of the next roller arrests it
halfway take it from the teeth of the first and carry
it under, to be taken in the same way by the next
The fiber is not at all torn is shown by passing
a newspaper through the same process unharmed.
But the dust is crushed to powder, the heavier por
tons falling to the bottom, and the lighter being
blown out by constant current of air, created for
the purpose.