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The Nevada Democrat., 1860-08-22

THfNos CHANoE,-The Rev. J. A. Benton, wri-
ting from Verona. Italy, says: The forum Of former
times Is now the vegetable market, and surrounded
By ancient buildings, Of which several are oldtime
palaces, and still wear an appearance Of grandeur
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-08-22

A GLIMPSE or HfM.-A man answering the de-
scripton Of Wells the murderer recently took sup
per and engaged q bed at hotel in Mariposa.
While number Of persons were canvassing the
propriety Of attempting his arrest he suddenly de-
camped for parts unknown.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-08-22

DgcREAsE OF PoPULATIoN.-The New Hsmp-
shire papers state thai the census resurnS Of
1860 show decrease Of population ia most OF
the agricultural town. Of that State.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-08-22

MIssouRI.-Mr. Claiborne, one Of the delegates
TO Charleston, says that Missouri is safe for 25.-
900 majority for Douglas and johnson. The Re-
publican, the great paper Of the West, says the
State will go for Douglas BY larger majority than
IL has given any candidate within the last twelve
years.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-08-22

SuIcTDB.-A man by the name Of James Lownds
committed suicide at Shaw's Flat, Tuolumne eoun-
ty, on Tuesday last, by taking arsenic Deceased
was native Of Ireland aged about SO years.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-08-22

SUN STROKE.-The whole number of deaths Ia
81. Louie. from sun-stroke, during recent
week OF bot weather, was one hundred and Or.
teen.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-08-22

ARRIVAL OF HoRsEs.-Messrs Grim and Stur-
geon, formerly Of San Francisco, have arrived from
the States, via the Big Tree route, with one hum
dred hne American horses. They are at Stockton.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-08-22

A SAvINo.-Ths consolidation bill has effected
saving 20 San Francisco in the Police Depart
ment alone, during four years past, Of more than
quarter Of million dollars.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-08-22

PROPERTY IN TEHAMA.-The assessed valuation
Of taxable property in Temama county, this year,
IL 81, zoe, 900.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-08-22

FIRH AT TvTsALIA.-The residenee Of Mrs. Mitch
ell, says the Delta, was destroyed BY FIRE, on the
10Th inst.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-08-22

ANOTHER DRYAuLTER.-The Postmaster Of New
Orleans IL defaultsT 70 the tune Of $4,000.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-08-22
OK ess HUGkH19
Steam Sash Factory,

Pine Strsa, Corner Of Warrington, rear Of C0g't
House NeUada.
IxAKUPAcTURERs OF DOORS, SASH
N and Binds, Window Frames, Castings, and noadings
of every variety.
sz- JsAssng attended % as shsrt HS4see.-Sa
NerAda, June 18th lsss.-s7.n
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-08-22

soxE land was lately sold in the city Of LOn'
don 1t the rate Of $500, 900 per acre
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-21
WHITE SULPHUR WATER,
w FROM THE
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,

COUNTY, VA.
The long established reputation OF the WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS for the OF Chronic renders comment upon
Il cir medic nal efficacy unnecessary.
parted and used by persons their homes and experience
frly tefes rh he same beHecidl ec hat hare resulted
J,ODi heir Wse ,Hsn drunk f,6l az heJDuntdin.
These waters gently APERIENT very decidedly ALTER
ALIVE Their gred Ote remedy and the quality all
others that has given to them their high reputation their
tie Poe er peculiar operative Influences by they
stmuHe Gshdtr secreti0Hs yesoire Chronic ildDdOnS
otetone OJsrto1s the smaller vessels and nyoo on morbid
diseased organs thus producing the aa-
oe profound changes almost every Of Chron-
APERIENT and Alternative range OF disease to
which they applicable viii be apparent medical
for instance Chronic affections oD'dch Boaces Ler
Kidneys, Sti" d. de- Upon the orgars gener-
ally they exert marked effects stimulating those That
and establishing healthy secreonS In such have departed from
In DYSPEPSIA, and in Chronic rratons coat
OF tbs Stomach and Bowels they employed with the happest
results.
In the various forms Of LIVER DISEASE their superior efficacy
has been long and firmly established
CHRONIC DIARRIIEA often cured by them amer other
idies have been Intellectually tried.
To COsTIyENEs Of the Bowels and PILES they
adapted.
To the seUsrdi forms Of CHRONIC 0BSRRUCTONs &C., pecE-
liar 10 aa their dherdti7e Influences often emineny
useful.
NEURALGIA and the various nergs diseases when they are
the result Of organic arrangements treated with
In CHRoNiC RHEUMATs their known efficacy is coeval viii.
the early history Of the Springs 49,
As palliative Of excellent effect 10 GOVT their value has
be en- long appreciated
results iom the abuse Of Aeccy In sYPHYc affections full
1.-THE Water stands ubryAed in it. curative POWERS.
~ Pamphlet. descriptive Of the medicinal and ap
pNcsbes Of the Waters furnished gratis, application to the
Waters securely put up at the Springs in gas bottles
being regularly furnished to the Agents in Richmond, os
to prevent Imposition each bottle has the words "GREEN.
BRIEs WHITE SULPHUR WATER blown In the glass; without
which none Is genuine.
orders Individuals and the trade throughout United
PURCELL LADD&Co,
Ap27-dtcCm Genl Agents, Richmond Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-21
CONGRESSIONAL

WASUiNarON, June .J-SEN ATE-The Senate insisted
on lis amendments the naval and postal deficiency bill
and asked "A committee Of conference.
The vote on p0,,poning the tariff bill to December
was rcc0usdtred by vote Of thirty-three nineteen
NJ Lane moved amend the tariff bin by re-ensct-
the bin OF lS}6 Without action the Senate adjourned.
HorSE-Mr DAVIS, Of Maryland, from the committee
o. Vay, and means asked leave repeat hill to au-
thorzs the Pvsu- TO contract loan Of S2l 600 OOo
for tha rei,mploa Of the outstanding treasury notes
Ouie.t,j Oh.
They az ecl TO the report Of N, committee Of con-
ference o. che c.v legislative, judicial and executive
bH ST. Davis olu oil. i, SOL unsettled
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-21
ALLEGHANY SPRINGS,
THREE AND HALF MILES FROM sHAwsyILLE DEPOT
Montgomery Co., Va.

FVHg PROPRETlRS having purcha.ed this WATERING PLACE
thoroughly repaired and furnished with
class will open for the
cep'iDn OF Nisitsrs o the 18TH ID AI OF JUNE
Having increased accommodations Aod made liberal arrange
their guests iter themselves that
az any Watering Places will s1osd the attractions
a this
situated the county Of Montgomery, 8H miles from
SIAwsyIiIE DEPOT. va Tenn K the Suks OF the
Roanoke River aud surrounded by Of he most beautiful
and attractive scenery he ind the Mounan 81 Virgin
a. The Water has acquired such reputation Ia the stfrw years
that is thing u conmeudaou or 10
considered erHc for the worst forms Of Dyspepsia and
al Cutauc.us Diseases dsordred conditions Of the
sch Liver ard fr prstraru Of the
system 81 append a a cert ucte hOm Py
others acquainted all It's merits and to h,se might be
added at i.fHtga.
Passrngc ShaVsve nv Four Horse ON ihusses
convey a road 20 the Spr9R Persons leaving
Baltimore Washington Richmond and Petersburg the morning.
Springs day the South viii hnd
the eonyey the arrival 81 each train
irl8- din BOOTH. CALHOUN A CO.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-21
TnE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

UNIITNUNfI
o'clock aad all nu,r ca ZEN tomorrow. The Commit
tee are st.l uuati, 10 report.
SECOND DISPATCH
Nr Avery. ON c, Mr.. salisbury, OF Del and other
Sou,h,rl delegates waited ON Dean Richmond, Chair
man OF the New Y0r delegation to-day, with PROPOSE
ton admi ala tie Seeding delegates with the under
standing hat candidate shall De nominated who was
voted for 40 JUareS.o1-thus excluding Douglas, Hun
ter Dickinson, Lane, Ga;hric Davis and Johnson-but
60 is 10 probable p, proposition will be accepted -
There Is no ouudsto FOR the report that the Douglas
te- have threatened 70 withdraw from the Convention
under any circumstances.
Il rumored bat the DELAY of the report Of the COM
mite cmhtrrrs the Seceders as the couveu ion al
Eichmoad is ady,r ised o NEE tomorrow; bur this 8
mo-, Ed - 70 or, deucc t is known that he PreSi-
a no og hl- convention ogeher wi,h the Sou Carolina
delegates aud o.hers, are in Richmond, ready to
meet the appoin at the time and adjourn from day
U dly fil the rising Of the conS eutjOn here
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-21
HORACE ABBOTT,
WILLIAM !, k !, TRUSTEES.
BY GonpIH 4 ApPFRsoN. Anct,.

COMMIsSIONERS' SALE OF MOST VALUA-
" BILE REAL E:TATE, on UNION HILL NEAR TIE CITY
OF RICHMOND. AND ADJOINING FAIRFIELD RACE FIELD
As Commissioners appointed by decree Of the Circuit
the City of Richmond pronounced the 9th Of june 1867
Of st-arn Ac agsns eCker, &C, shall proceed
sell pubic auc ION the premises TUESDAY the 26h
June, ls0 at o'clock, p 81 II fair not the fair day
The valuable real tate owned and occupied by Mr. Vaen
tine Hrcker situated Union H the city Of Richmond
IL Will be subdiyld according 20 pat and survey he
at The office Of the Auotionce To the Mansion House.
will be attached 81 Of land. The Mansion only
large. but very handsome There IS in addition
tO arg Lumber Of other buildings the ~ which are
ut OF bucs and all Of them Of the substantial character
After the sale OF the dwelling will be sold large ofio,s
and squares bounded 25h street. the Bridge road 2
and zh W. ard these and squares are
b. autuiy situated and In part Of the enyons Rich
mono, sh property IS gradually improving In value.
TEsNs-Oneuth cash. balance at, and u months for
gotabe notes interest added ard title retained in Ell the pur
chase money paid AID convey ordered by the Court
The taHeI Tor 1860 20 be paid by the purchaser.
g. A MiERi, Trustees and
ief2-iis nrnrnl.sl
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-21
FROV WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Jane % -Corsress has appropriated
three hundred hogsud dollars the Capitol extension;
half million for The completion of the Washington
sQu,duc fifteen thousaud for the preservation Of the
structure o., the Charleston Custom House twenty-five
ttousanl Tor the New OIL Custom House and other
small local matters Of the bill included in the civil
leg. slliye bill
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-21

Persons living distance should be extremely cautious Of
Tickets The country Is flooded with bogus and swindng Lotte
res Every nucemen held out persons to invest money
In them Capal Prizes 100000 to $4,000 head their
scbemes-wih Tickets at Dollar 800 Capital Prizes are
offered Tickets Five Dollars All sneh every instance are
fraud and money TO them for Tickets II Is so much
thrown aWay without shadow Of chance OF getting prise
Reware Of ali Lotteries the Capital Prize unusually large
10 the price Tickets In instance where
large Prizes offered for small cost Of Tickets put down for
a certain fraud ..... -. = .,n..,,, ~
Wilmington Dell with prompt attention. and the printed
0"''A' ' FRANCE, BRoADBENTs co.,
usa-stsyind Wilmington, Delaware,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-21

MRS. JANE a. WILLIAMS. VI. D., Hy dropAthis;
vi rctropshist respectfully Oilers her services TO the La
oils % Richmond vicinity Chrcnc diseases cured bv sci
appl cation OF Eecro Magnetism NjWlfery and Diseases
o md chi zen viii receive special attention
Of,c residence Broad, between LIST and Foushte
streets
Once hours from 1D, A. NJ I'm 8, p.
ID I'm f.f
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-21

BarrtdoRr JUICE 4DFogr stcaIy-Howa-i Street and CITY
Nj O. a. 5t Ohio held 40 he price Wheat steadyKed al
2lfn N Whit ~ % to 90 Com active elbow 6 % iUg.;
White a 90 as Prov active aud buoyant Whisky steady.
NV YORK Iun, heavy Flour arm and unchanged,
S1ltutfn a. SOD Wheat active Kentucky White 81 20 10
Com nru-Mxei 6i Go PORK hr rerMess SlT5' 20
I,35 z imr heavy. SO 20 1880 Lard firm ~ T.
Nh sky Irregular 2l sugar heavy Turpenue heavy At 40
g. "a
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-21
Observation-Disclosures MEsIDENcE

\ 4 r.
AND VACANT LOTS ON MARSHALL AND 1rH STREETS
FOR SALE AT ACCIONAt the request Of James Lyons
shall sell az public suction The premises, MONDAY the
9Th June 1860 O'Clock p NJ the large and conveniently
ranged residence, located above, In the occupancy ~
u ward ESQ The dgeng Is Ia complete order. ample
for large amly end their servants one OF
the est d htful residences In the city The premises
oiled with and waterand well supplied with culv which
empty l0 the city culyers After the dwelling
lots 10 the vii be sold They front On
Marshall street Of % depth Market Square
3j feet After which, the and excellent brick stable
large house with the lot which stands will he sold The
fronts IN about 80 feet back Market
Square, which has the Ike front Of 30 feet.
The dwelling house oneh cash. and the balance
l. and yeas with neres; be aid aEnuay. For the
residue m the property oreurth cash. g. H. and
- month"; with interest payable annually The purchasers
vim be required TO give ICgotabe IN deed
Le property for tn deferred pay The he
paid by the purchasers. GODDIN 4 APPERsOg
iei3- tbs Auciopeers
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-21

TEIO ONTRACTORS. Proposals will he received at this
saturday, the 2}d inst grading aud ulding
the CuVrs Reservoir Street extending from the
wesham soadto Abemare Street The plans and specific atoms
his oc- all further information with regard
70 the work can be obtained W GILL,
i-14-tJ Egg
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-21

N OTICE.As determined to furnish friends Gus.
~ TONERS and the public generally with the very Of
n either manufactured by imported for La
dies Gentlemen Misses Boys Children the prices ac-
col ding TO the quality jail In want call on
ALEX HILL CO.,
Manufacturers and Importers
No. l2I Main st.,
k4 Richmond, Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-21
OFFICE OF THE CITY ENGINEER,
June 18Th. 1850.
nm urWTuu uEDG

DROPnSALs will be received at this Office until 70 o'clock, NJ
THURSDAY the 2lst Inst for bulldog shop 20 hy 30
feet 10 :hs clear s;, in height the old Gas Works
lot
Plans and speea aons O;he be application
this office.
w GILL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-21
AMUsEMENTs.

AMUsEMENTs.
IASr GRAND OPERATE CONCERT,
MECHANICS HALL,
Friday, June 22d,
Mime Pauline Colson
sIGN0R GE0RGI sTIGELLI,
win appear in their grew Pav,te in hs principal
scenes ftom the great operas
sONAMBULAi
LUCIA ,.
IN PULL COSTUMES!
Ora MNGE-
l FAvORIr.
Leonora aau uoLN'
'''H''''' Ii NORMA
Norma iii LUisA CT LiNMERMoVRE. 60.
". soNAuBULA
V. The Fourth Act from the great Opera,
HUG tNOFTES
Valentine Mad ColOS.
ROan sig srGklL
I-OoOrs opened att oclOck-COmmence at 81 O'Clock.
EE-ADNiSNoS 500
Reserved seat ~ %.
may BE- secured from Thursday o'clock NJ at James
Warehouses; Book Store and at TaylOrs Music Store e2l-t
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.-"Bs Il enacted by ne
~ CoWncT Of he Cnof ri That the Collector of
City Taxes shall annually give notice in al least four OF the
Of June he attend his office daily between he hours
o o'clock T. Nj the hiteenih 10 TIE
June inclusive r the Of receiving from any per
son. charged CITY Take the whole half the amount
charged deducng the whole amount oneha as
be- per cenum thereon The Collector shall In
kr manner give nrce heen days prior the fifteenth OF
December will attend his ece daily between the
hours from the 10Th TO the 3st OF December In
elusive for purpose receiving non any person who has al
really onehaf the city Taxes charged to him. the
naming half deducng from such half per cenum thereon
In Pursuance above amended On passed January
llh 1888 viii attend the Collectors OMce In the CITY Hail,
from 1850 Inclusive for the
je2-dim j. A. HOBsOE. C. C. Richmond
JUDGE OF THE HUSTINGS COUHT.-An cleo
- Judge The Hastings Court Of the city Of Richmond,
will be held In the several wards Of the City Tuesday the 70
inst viz:
IL JEFFERsOS WAED-A the Hall over the First Market
Commits Joseph Bummel John j. Wilson, Luther Lib
by, Alexander Craig and Thos 4 Word
Conductor Reuben T. Seal
Is Manson WAND Al the City Hall
CuD iogers 4 Sheppers0u Jas A. Scott, Jas H. Grant,
Geo. Gwathmtv AMI Geo w. Randolph.
CsHduct0r-E H. Charley.
wAED o. Al Lacy's shop, on Broad street.
z Biis Oas7S-Thcs Rarham 1hos Boudar, Henry Powell,
Thos M Jones and p Matthews.
tORda-tOy.-Wm n. Kelley
THOS LAWSON,
IelI Clerk Of the Council
UNO CONTRACTORS Proposals will he received at this
Office until saturday thu 2id inst, for grazing aud bu lding
Culy-rs Reservoir Street. extending the
,tan nd
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-21

oR HHDS. NEW ORLEANS SUGAR.
10 2hhis Porto Rico DO
Is Heroes Rec
2I tbs A sugar
bbs Cilclr A 10
TO- bhl, b CoIcr DO
g. bbs Crushed d1
Is bbls Gu. Loaf do, and
boxes loaf sugar
so b1ls Powdered DO
10 bbI4 Granulated sugar AMI
~ bbs choice syrup, for sale bv
ie2t-2w LEWIS WEBB & JOHN G. wADB
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-21
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL,

NEW YORK
WHEN completed six years ago, the st. was unyer.
w sally pronounced the most magnificent convenient and
thoroughly organized establishment Of the nd continent,
Nhat then Il remains day-wthout rival IN size In
umpuorness and In the general elements Of and enjoy
nent Tie Hotel has accommodations for guc ing
90 complete suites Of apartments for families hundred
ons can be conf raby seated the tables three public
lining nothing for the CON
Fennc and social qualification Of the travelling public hes been
omitted its pan or neglected In It's practical detail. The early
reputation OF the house at ome and abroad lis
1ude IFS superb appointments and homeke comforts and
injuries has been enhanced
of the propretors TREADWEIL WIuTCOMB co
maylS-3m
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GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF DELAWARE,
ON THE HAVANA PLAN

And 2 approximation prizes ranging from 800 up 10 $780,
1866 prizes, amounting TO s34O,OOO
Whole Tickets $40; Halves IS; Quarters ~ 80.
Persons who need only remit the risk Package for
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-21
AUCTION SALES.

Ok NEGROEs-we will sell u likely Y.groe,to DAY .iio
~ O'CLOCK. PCLLIAM Gu, Aucts
Odd Fellows Hall
privately ,nsfi
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-21

he OI18lndl allu SGn JlnG
DIR. TOWNSHIPS
COMPOUND EXTRACT OF
SARS ZAP n RILLA,
The Great RenOvatOr OF
THE BLOOD.
THE SOVEREIGN REMEDY FOR
ERUPTIONS OF THE SKIN,
ULCERATED SORES,
And all Forms OF CutaneOuS Diseases.
These complaints be speedily and eectusly cured by tie
use Of this
SARS a PA RILLA.
Thousands have experienced tts SaIutary
Elects aud Of thousands have witnessed IT, until
ceased be question among the intelligent portion Of the
when the Boop ufes and stagnant either the
Effects offspring weather change of climate want OF exercise The
Extract sarsapara will the carry the putd
humors cleanse the stomach.
REGULATE THE BOWELS,
And imPart a tone OF VigOr TO The whole
Body.
TO TIE PUBLIC.
The public hereby ded that the preparation extensively
OfSnrsapariIa manufactured urler my direction al
supervision from the orgina ectpe obtained nom Dr. Sp ToSn
VesetsoIe, ana without Mercury; aud Also that NJ
ingredients are udeors compounded 50 as to obtain from then
their GREATS. medicinal effects
JAMES Il. Chiffon, VI. d.,
Chemist
DIR. s P TOwNsENDS COMPOUND EXTRACT OF SARsA-
PARLLA has reputation among all civilized nations the best
preparation for
REN0YATING AND PURIFYING THE BLOOD
which science has offered TO In this resides lie PECU
LIAR EXCELLENCE and TO this Is due its Worldwide
II contains all the vegetable PRINCIPLES which perence has
useful In CLEARING the SYSTEM from DISEASE extract
combined with the highest skill which the rednemens Of
modern chemistry enable Us 10 employ
Whatever be said by mortified competitors spenetc ply
seians the fact that this medicine EVERYWHERE USRD and
that It's increased demand shows concusye that
Il POSSESSES medicinal merits Of The first ORDER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-21

je2I-cSw
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-21

VALTLRLE FARM AND MILL FOR SALE.
NN MONDAY July 10Th, (Cout day. GOochiand Court
house shall oder for sal % the highest bidder, Farm "
ug Cees containing $40 % miles above Rich
6nd and al Nils the James River and ka
nAwha Canal ha Is in cultivation, 10 az Improving ,ondi
lion and produces Eheat, and obSccothe bal
anee ia wood ard timber The Improvements are, dwelling
bo, with ,x rooms and basement barn, stables tobacco houses
and all hui iinrs sd table Or farming operations
"a also oder cr sale the highest bidder, Grist Mil, In
.as.gsfl operation with 60 land attached t-ereio
JOSEPH VI. WATKINS,
i,4i-ctls johnson Springs.
UOITsr Rs tubs Fresh Orange County Butter,
ID .te Article lst received
10 half Chest Green and Black Teas
$50 Va Cured, Todds aud QIeen City Hams, 'or
sale nv ; ROBERTSON,
1870 Nrt 10 Corner Governor and Franklin Street.
CIGARS.-A varied assortment Of all qualities For by
I DOVE a Co,
ia Wholesale ruggists
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-21

AOTICE.-The subscriber has In from 100
~ coric, - approved bran' which he viii
The trade requ sted cal and
aninrit. ]. MAURY GARLAND,
mA8l Cary street l2ih and 18Th
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-06-23

tative in Congress from. Massachusetts, alone
in the movement-has already proposed general
law Scr the government Of all Territories of the
United States authorizing the settlers to admit or
exclude slavery, rs they please. Thus feeble and
unsteady is the hold of the Republican party Of
1869, upon the doctrine Of a Federal exclusion oil
slavery from the Territories. Were it possible to
make up an Issue with the Douglas Democrats
without it, there would probably have been as liz.
tie hositancy at throwing it overheard q. Chicago
as there was in throwing overheard the issue Of
NO slave States at Pittsburgh and at Phila-
delphia.
Such are the records Of our past history md
such, as we understand them, are the facts of to-
day. 1t is not best to forget to ignore, or to mis-
state them.
OF the policy and ethics of cooperating with
the opponents of correct principles to-day, as a
means Of educating them ~ to higher standard
Of human rights, and political morality to NOR
row,we have not time or space to say much ct pres
ent. Nor does i. seem needful. The writer whJ
proposes it in Frederick Douglas paper, unless sc
mistake his identity, aaa depressed, instead OF
elevating, even retaining his former ethical
and political staudard in the very fact Of propos
ing it. The educating effects Of the policy he
commends, is seen ia the downward course we
have already described.