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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-13
North. East and wests

Two Daily Trains leave the Depot of the New oesns jack
aud Great Northern Railroad Caope and Magnolia
Streets as follows:
MAIL TRAIN at s A. NJ,
EXPRESS TRAIN at 8 A. NJ,
Both Of which make elose connection Canton with Trains
the Mississippi Central Road
Tickets to the following places at prices named:
.l..E- IL II. IN
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-13
CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON CITY july IT, 1860
Arrived 345 Texas Cattle, $50 sheep, and 2oa
Veal Cattle.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-13
FREIGHT OR CHARTER.
LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT NOT CLEARED

SsR FREIGHT FOR PHILADELPHIA. !.
EK% 100 tuns heavy freight, tor Philadelphia Apply 10
szssAsskkaz je5 j. H. ASHBRlDGE & NEPHEW
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-13

The Trustees have declared Scrip Dividend of 33Is per
cent after paying cent interest outstanding Certificates
of Profits and ordered the redemption of the Scrip
1S5S.
paid and Scrip 1858 redeemed
May next The Certificates of Scrip 1860
and after LIST June, 1860
GHAS BRIGGS, President.
nD2 Him
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-13
Bo S

6SR FOR BOSTON-Regular Iine-The Al regu.
HSES> lar fast sailing packet bark Maria Morton.
szsasa knudson master, having her cargo en-
gagged will have dispatch For balance freight apply to
GEO. w. HYNSoS a CO.. 81 Camp ST.
frict. - ' - ~ - ,TG
EpEJCuT M on
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-13

Premiums for the ending 10Th February 1862 s7e 81
Net profits of the year 26 13
Assets 18th February, 1860 932 34S 70
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-13

0FFTCE 9Es THE NQVEklFy IRON WORKS
~ New York, May 5, 1859.
Mr.. +. W. G. COOK is duly authorized Agent New
Orleans Any orders by receive
immediate and careful atteAson solicit patronage
nf our friends TN Louisiana.
H0RATI0 ALLEN, President
rnr1l w
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-13

kIR FOR PHILADELPHIA - The Al fast
&SRM> sailing clipper bark Fred. Lennig, Sumner
have aispatch. For balance Of freight apply TO
GEO. w. HYNS0N 4 CO., 81 Gannp street.
For passage, apply TO the captain board iy6
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-13

7 ,OUIsIANA MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
Office South of Camp and Natchez streets, New
Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-13
z II L A ID = i P 81 A
~zSs. FOR PHILADELPHIA.
NEW YORK, ETC., ssSaEsszszezs
FROM SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON,
To Philadelphia.
Excursion Tickets, good until SIS
Through Tickets 10 New York Sl6
Through Tickets to Niagara ............S S2A

The we'll known first class side wheel steamships
keystone State. Capt. c. P. Marshman,
AND
State of Georgia. Capt j. J. Garyn
Now form Regular Line for the North leaving Charleston
and Savannah alternately, follows: vi
The STATE OF GE0RG Sayannsh every ten DAYS,
On the 9th 18th and 18th of every noath.
The KEYSTONE STATE IRON Charleston every ten days.
On the 10th, 20 and Both of every mon h
For safety and comfort having superior Staerooms
chips are not surpassed by the One hundred
OF th route the Delaware river and
Through Tickets from New Orleans Philadelphia
New York. by either Charleston Savannah S3e h for sale
by r. GEDDES.
No. so Graper street.
HUNTER Il GAaAELL.
Agents at Savannah
=T+ t. $. 4 I. G. BUDD,
Agents at Charleston.
A. HERON, Jr..
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-13

To sail on SUNDAY. July 10, at s o'clock A. ~
<EEEF. FOR GALVESTON AND NTATA-
NMiIsIIEA tiORnA BAY-New Orleans and Texas G. S.
Mail Line-The superior coppered and copper
fastened steamship Mexico, W Fl. Talbot. commander
will sail as above carrying the IT, s. mails freight pms
sage having elegant ateroom recommendations apply on board
orto /. C. HARRIS. Manager.
steamship of this se will leave every Thursday and Sun
daE for tine above fyIZ
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JAMKS wOODROUSE q CO.,
Il IL. raa.Fas....


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The Golden Rule or Stories Illustrative Of the Ten Command
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Lectures on the Book Of Revelations By Rev NJ Butler
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-01

- M ono tive enter upon the Spring Season with
= lUOSOOO. the largest, most varied and elegant
stock Of FlNE SPRING CLOTHING retail sales have ever
shown or % De Jund in the South The assortment
the choices s OF European and American goods al OF which
have D. en- gotten mp by ourselves n that peculiarly tasty ana
durable manne for which Clothing has long been celeora
ted
We shall continue every nducement to purchasers
and hoe merit and receive Increase OF the very large
patronage bestowed thAn twenty years past
- New styles introduced constantly and all the novelties OF
the he old Main Street
KEEN BALDWIN WILLIAMS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-01
RICHuOND WADE CLOTHING,

lnCre 4 e d E1 Cllit [ G =.
TT1HE subscriber has been manufacturing Clothing In the IN
city of Richmond twenty years, ana has at this ~
nom Is hands in hs employment and viii IN ~
the month make large additions 90 that LII
Having taken The story bis store especially
determined make article
clothing line That shall compare n every respect With otag
made Northern cities and he asks The patronage Of his old
friends and @ public generally yw Of The fact that he Civ
employ midst large number OF mechanics and
worthy females ohwe suffer for the necessaries ot
M BE has The best Of cutters, and materials not TO be
Cd by house IN the country.
Maryland Virginia. and Georgia Cassmercs and
rErrs OF an grades and coors Strictly Southern Mauuiacur
Ing House au h, b satisfied hy personal inspection of not
what De what he has been doing
e. B SPENCE, COthier and Tailor
mh3 Con- Main and 18Th sts Richmond Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-01
CHICKERING PIANOS.
A HEw and fall supply OF these splendid Ins,ru.
"A menis have been received. <0ftHzov

A NEW and fall supply OF these splendid nstru
"A ments have been received. <zf<H<z-r
In addition 10 the beautiful Box de Nox the Cir c>48
cular Action, AMI the Grand We have now The Bou-
dolr, beautiful instrument Of an upright form
The Chckerns have received 8 prize medals all oyer re
nowned competitors and from first rank ntuons and r. a
America and Europe They Manufactured and soI
Pianos than any factory In the world.
Chickering'S have best and most pera
that have brought Piano 10 s resnt ner
ftcon by the great capital they Invested Ia
turing conyences they can sell fully Ry per cheaper
any other factory. None Of their Instruments the
without having been fully Inspected by the best artists
As this factory has than agency city In
Richmond these instruments only be by the subscriber
The factory warrants ell Pianos sell Orders PROMPT y
tended to.
warerooms north de OF Broad street. 9th Hab
ton Brothers. No. l69 Main street.
mAl2 NATHL CARUsI Sole Aren't
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-01
SPRING AND STHIMRR CLOTHING,

UF UIk wv AND HUM ANU FAI I I.
stock % Ready Made Clothing complete and We ask the
~ attention ot customers and public In general 10 Sa aud
De convinced rl0 sell he cheapest aud best made Nong
In This c Our stock large and will continue to make up
during The summer 90 be able 90 keep stock In complete
ne We vim also, make Clothes osier, In the lates styles
and wll wArrAsJ 90 90 sale.
large tock % oths Cassrss and Nesngs on hand All
We ask is call and look fer yourself, at T. NORRIS CO.
1OOM.in
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-01
sPRINC Am sIrnnRR CIOTnING.

wNi IRA SMITH, IA MAIN ST,
As IN Of his manufacture large and
II desirable OF Gentlemen and Boys Fashionable Cloth
consisting all the sty aud latest styles Of
Fabrics which would invite The attention Of the patrons Hay
ing long experience and geat facilities for catering Tor his
thius such stock cannot but give entire
Acton will sell you good article al fair prices well made
tAstily and iu the late; styles.
A call Is all 70 convince you that mean all say.
apT WM IRA SMITH, ia Main g..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-01
SHAFER, HALSEY n CO,
10 MAIN STREET.

JUST RECEIVED
LARGE and stock spring and SUMMER CLOTHING, Of
~ oar own manufacture Viii FOR sl, durability ard work
mauhp, ,nnot be surpassed This comprises everything
usually Kept In hrt class clothing house such as Cashmere Bus
ness suits all qualities Cas- mere and Flannel Business Sacks
Cashmere and Marsles Pants Vests fine black Doe In
Pants fine black Cloth Frock plain and fancy slk Vests and
general assortment o Boys Cohng Our stock Of Gents Fur
nshng foods large and complete couprsiug everything usual
y kepti that Inc. A calls respectfully solicited At
sHAFER, HAISEY co.'s
11O Main street,
Late Hull
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-01
LIyERPOOLANDL LONDON
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Capital, $1O,OOO.OOO!
ANNUAL INCOME, $2,250,OOOl
Dniiy Revenue AZ sOooO

many ST,sOO.OD.
INVESTED IL The UNITED STATES, OVER s5D0OOOI
Al Directors Personally Responsible r ne EngGgerlents OF
ne Company.
NKTE respectfully ask attention 20 the security Liverpool
w and London Insurance Company lie policy
large cash capt al and investments stated above
The capital and income OF the Company take
lines convenient parties requiring large
In addition to the ordinary mode Of Insurance. this Company
PERNiFEST Pc LICIES on the payment OF TIN ANNU-
Al PREMIUMS. So erty H. thereeiorth PERAAHEHTZY Y
INSURED. The Pocsn be cancelled any time pre-
MUM will be returned less per cent
This Company will mske insurance by loss Of Rents by Fire.
and most liberal prtriple
Under the Policies OF this Company all claims paid upon pre-.
sentaon Of satisfactory loss without abatement duc-
ton for interest and not aer presents.
ton OF prsoE WoRTHAM WYATT, Agents,
mh3l 1870 Main street. few doors above PostohHce.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-01

Advertisements 70 ur colaltl nf uoLtu
- pe.ar the Manuscript or previously agreed upon be
t.ssr tfs parties ,. -,
Insertions SIN be continued until ordered cut and payment
.,,..-l accordingly ~
~ 1t Annual Advertisers % Il rrop-rto state istucts
r privileges 1-y extends % their immediate business Real
@ .f and an other Advertisements by them be
.l.-1s. charge. sni u1 yvr.tticu
g ard General Agents Adve, .seuents not 20 be
fe year, 90 be charged AZ the usual rates, sub ec
.-...t Fs-1aats s. shall be agreed upon.
- Booksellers and yearly advertisers generally, engaging
- 1uare. with che privilege OF change shall not, their
,yatr. ir any verk, iu.grt than the Ansunt
80 a standing rule under che contract and all
1900 amount be charged lt the usual rates.
-sueats Inserted n The SeutNeeAly Whig az cents
- of lines less f0r the irst Insertion and so cents
--,-. Or Zach continuance or if weekly, D cents
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-01

Sold 5y al Respectable Dealers throughout the Country
VIs brand CHAMPAGNE which until past year
n confined exclusively the best tables Of the Continent OF Eu
rope obtained the unbountd and popua.
ty In this country by OF the first P 81
Of the city New York. all other wines account o.
It's purity and deeGcy, and those who try rarely
any other Although only year has elapsed since
this country the demands and
sany increasing Our arrangements such to the
quality being maintained lis present high standard
The Prince Imperial imported solely by u.s. being
Agents o. Messrs. De YKSoGs Co. In this country
FV HAUGHW0UT & CO.,
Nos ass llO aud 1872 Broadway, n. Y.
Sold In this city by DUDLEY CO., WINSTON POWER. and
SpOTTS HARVEY 4 co uh6- d8m
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-01
M B. WILLIAMS. SAMUEL '
WILLIAMS a REID,

Commission Merchants,
x ggRNER WIENTr and SErOND STREET,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
orders 'o- al. sHi ot " rstcrn Produce, and make
s-.-,. Cash Advances on COus nnAe nts fOr sale
7.r haudiac bCg1 aul Stored scauu ot purchasers
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-01
1860. SPRING TRADE. 1860
DOGGET Il ANDERSON,

IUKNLK Of GOV FEKNVK AND FKlNhLN STKEkIfl,
OFFER their friends Anl the public, large ard desirable
~ French American PAPER HANGlNGs Of the
latest style and design, paors chambers dining and
halls also Floor aud Table Oil q tbs all qualities, white snd
cheek mating mating window shades OF description,
prize curtain good, lace and muslin curtains conces and
bands curled hair a hair cloth and pushes Tor
Ing Furniture Springs Lounges Feather Beds Bolsters and
Pillows hair an shuck Mattresses all which will be sold
extremely cash. puncua buyers also prepar
10 DO paper hanging and photerng in the city country
promptly by the best workmen Persons needing thing In
line will dnd greatly their advantage to give call and
look at stock and prices before buying elsewhere sps
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-01
SoUTHERN LocK mANUFACroRY.--prsn
RICHARDSON'S
IRISH LIME s
DANASKe DIApFRa A.,

oI
DAMASKs, DIAPERS, &c.
oNfUMERs Of Rcharlsons Linens and those 5erous
~ taang the Genuine Goods should that the articles
purchae sealed With the full Of the 6r ~ RICHARD
SON. SONS OWDEN guarantee OF the soundness and
bihty o. the goods.
Ts caution rendered essentially necessary quantities
Of inferior defective Linens prepared season.
sesed with the sf RICHARDSON by Houses Who
regardless OF the Injury thus inflicted alike the American
and the manufacturers of genuine Goods will
abandon business profitable while purchasers be Imposed
with Goods Of a worthless character.
J. BULL0CKE 90
te6-dly ARents SO Church New
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RAwIINsON,S HERODOTUs. VOL. III.
d. APPL ETON Sc co.
Nos. 3I6 and 34s Broadway,
now READY
VOLUME TT OP

VOLUME III. OF
THE HISTORY OF HERODOTUS.
New English Version edited with Copous Notes and APPENDICES
Illustrating The History and GeOgAphy lIerodou. from the
mos, recent sources n'Onaon emodyng the chief
soIs historical EthnographcA which have obtained
m H. peSs OF unsform and Hleroglyphcal Discovery BY
G-oryr RaWllnsnn late Fellow Exeter Col
.ge Oxford assisted by Colonel Sir Henry Rawlnson C. B.
aud Sir G. Wilkinson, r. ) With Maps and Iu1Talons.
Vols l. to I'll. Now Ready. .Priee 90 80 each
From n, Charleston Christian Adnocate
eve read the book with wonder It's like fable to see so close.
N connected and probable history sentnuBed after burial Of
aces ,s mai E y which HerodO;us or explained
corrected or corrobOrated'
From he Mobile Register
Tbe arst publication OF Ravnsons Herodous In England
was AN event I'm literature It's e1haung erudon relieved BY
literary merits Of highest order took the critics by surprise
and placed the author his coaboraors first rank Of
tosns We promise every that shall own COPY that he will
pride hselfn rs possession and delight in It's peusa"
d. A. co HAVE JUsr PUBLISHED:
FUNDAMENTAL IDEAS or MECHANICS AND EXPERIMENT
ALDATA Ry Msrin Revised Translated and Reduced to
English charts Of Measures by Joseph Bennett Civil Engineer
| vol a..
NOTES ON NURSING: WHAT 1T Il AND WHAT 1T Is NOT
Il, Florence Niphtingale. / VOL l2nO. Cloth ca
HISTORY OF THE EARLY CHURCHES FROM THE FIRST
PREACHING OF THE GOSPEL TO THE COUNCIL OF NICE By
thr author OF Amy Herbert" VOL lGmo. 60
NIGHT LESSONS From SCRIPTURE Compiled by the Author
Of Amy Herbert" / vol i,mo Cloth red edges 60 cts
PASSING THOUGHTS ON RELIGION By the Author Of Amy
Herbert" vol lSmo. Cloth - cts.
DOCTOR OLEHAM AT GREYSTONEs AND HIS TALK THERE.
vol AM
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-01
1850,
$50.
FOR

Simp son " Miller =.
Il9 Vain street.
VOU wll find Clothing % FHEIR OWN MANUFACTURE. that
ssrpassc! market. We will keep stanty
hand iur-- DE S2ns ami summer months full stock of eve
~ hing thst kept n the Clothing ue Our goods have been got
with especial reference She retail trade and
motto Excelsior regards n STYLE aud WORKMANSHIP
suits corresponding color OF different pieces and quail ties 20 az
an Sizes Coats Pants Vests shirts made order al short
uce. Please give call 40 l9. mh2s SIMPSON MILLER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-01
ses-dly
FORWARDING RUsINEss.

ENCOURAGE HOME MANUFACTURg
II The undersigned manufactures and keeps constantly hand
the Richmond Iron and Steel Works. large and ane
Of
Refined and common IRON, consisting Of all Sizes Bar Band
Hoop and Scroll Iron.
Tire Iron, oyals and HalfRounds.
Horse and Mule Shoe Iron Rounds and Squares.
Lightning Rods round and square.
Agricultural Drum Teeth Nut Iron.
Tobacco NH Tapered and Plate Iron
In Short description OF IRON that be ordered
Also Railroad Frog sTEEL Steel Coach Suky TIRES
and Quarry HalfRound Steel JAS. HUNTER,
feiO--SmS Richmond Va.
gY OF PUNCHED WASHERS on hand or made 10 OF.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-01
1850.

1889. NOTICE. 1859.
r.. d. * CEILING,
TAILOR AND CL0THIER,
No. I26 Main street,
NeW York and Is prepared 20
III h che attractive OF goods that he has ever had
the pleasure OF Offering 20 his friends and the public, consisting IN
partoi - - .
CLOTHS, CASSIllERES AND IESTlNGS,
% One newest styles which be viii make order Ia the most sp
proved manner warranted 90 please IN all
ALSO,
In and receiving choice selection o. gents youths Sad
chliir.us
READY-NADE CLOTHING,
o. every grade and style.
GENTLENIES'S FURNISHING GOODS,
such shifts Collars Ties Glove. Socks aud Drawers Merlo
shirts aud Drawers, of good quality.
se22 p. p. KEELING, No 126 Main street
TVO TEIE PIBLIC.-In consequence ofthe unpreeedeut
Il 90 "uur Model SHIRT have made arrange
Cnt tscb heretofore impossible Of the great
demand u tw Nur To- tgs have large supply Of this
lAu variety OF style and quality, that
these sending v have them allied regularly and with
despatch ih- sole Agents for this shirt n Richmond
respectfully call the attention % those who have not
or Model o examination, and they will become cOuync
ed m tr iss ,si most fErIiis Shit offered
Dor sale W also prepared 90 make 90 order from scientific
measures notice, and reduced prices W. have
hand large des.. o GENTLEMENS FURNISHING
GOODS wlcl embraces everything pertaining 20 the business
and which WiI b, offered at greatly reduced pr.c-s
STURTEyANr & MAGWIRE,
Au2O No - Ms'r street Richmond, Va.
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RICHMOND DAILY WHIG.
VOLUME 81.

TERMS:
rp,psr Ss per annum; ssuWeeky, S5 Weekly, 90; al
-8vance Rcritances may be made a. The risk Of Tie
v IN M cases where evidence s taken the deposit Of
f-o-,, tSe Post Oice containing money.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-01
COhh nAhEANlhDt Oh w OuAhuhI IN FhOm ONE
TWO DAYS.
NO MERCURY or M USEOUS DRUG USED.


Member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons London graduate from
the eminent Colleges OF the United States and IN
greater Of whose life has been in the Hospitals Of Lon
Paris Philadelphia and elsewhere has effected OF tn
astonishing that Many troubled witt
ringing the and head wea asleep great nervousness be
alarmed sudden s0unds and bashfnezs with
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-01

CoPNRrNEnNIIIP NOTICE.

srf lsr business Vs. o. sister TIE business VII pc con
t--l.. FL. .tr.e.f w. SIPE 4 90. J. W. NiPE.
No. So Main Street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-01

CARETS-Ih have IN store and on way some <0o ca
" OF Claret such Julien, 81 fstephe 81 Eon Pou-
tet ane Chateau oour La Rose Mouton, Latte and ha-
o, CRANZ,
sniO No. 2Frchange Block.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-01

VsRGIrIA FAMILY HAMs.-JanestoWn BinEs'
MIL and ClaTenont HAMS al Of very superior quality Just
received and for sale by sELDEN MILLER,
apo Cor. and
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-01
old Zoe a ssBase submissioni.t. >,

The Breckenridge Yancey candidate for the
Vice Presidency, Hon. JOE. LANE, recently
paid visit to Indianapolis. and whilst there
made speech. We make the following ex.
tract from q report of his remarks
"a voIcE. What IL Old Abe should be
elected
well, Il say that if he should be elected,
we will Keep right on battling for the princi-
pies of the National Democratic party.
Should he be elected by his sectional party,
and on his sectional platform, We must con-
tent ourselves with the thought that feur
years will quickly pass, and at the expiration
of that time the people will rise in their
might and place a man in the Presidential
chair who will stand by and to the principles
of the Constitution. as now expounded by the
Supreme Court and held by the Breckenridge
party. loud cheers.l"
This sort of talk, on the part OF BELL
man or a DoUGLAs man would be denounced
by the Aississigpian, the Nal, the Araldnehe
the Mercury, and other excessively jealous
Breckenridge Ysncey organs, as the language
ofsa "base submissionistn .sWe must con-
tent ourselves with the thought that four
years will quietly pass" Sci What senti
ment for a candidate whose most active sup.
porters South swear that if Lincoln is elected
the South must secede from the Unionl Il
he not afraid that his party viii throw him
overheard? He talks sensibly and patriot.
cally we admit but that will not suit the
seceders.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-01
Holding once Under Lincoln.

Some OF the Breckinridge-Ya ncey organs
in the South express the opinion that. in the
event of the election of LINCOLN to the Presi-
deney, no man in the South ought to hold
ONCE under him. 1t is probable that a por-
ton OF them are honest, and would really re-
gard it as disgraceful TO serve under repub-
lican administration. Others, il ia quite as
probable, srek to get up public opinion
against the holding of Office under LINCOLN,
80 that, in case it should be his policy to dis
miss democratic Office holders and appoint
Union men TO their places, they may have
the means of crushing ont the Union party,
and combining the whole South in one party.
This may be good party policy; but will it
succeed? We think not. Should Mr. LIN
coin be elected, 1t would be polite on his
part to do everything in his power to disarm
the hostility of the democratic Senate, which
has to pass upon his nominations. If he
should remove democrats, that wonld be
touching the democracy in the tender point,
and would make the Senate fairly blaze. 1t
would convince the Senate that he intended
to destroy the South, and the check rein
would be put in use upon him. 1t is likely,
therefore, that he will make no removals in
the South, but permit those in Office to hold
on. Will they hold on! Who can doubt it?
fuse to serve and resign. Oh, no; they will
be glad to serve him, and to save the cOun-
try. Point to the man who will resign.