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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-01
The Radical Aboliaoni.,..

Ihe "Arrison party had recent Convention
o. fennsy i'ania. abcui thirty aiiie. from rl.,la
aeiphia' vi'err therc was some speaking ~ a
vioiPni eharaeier snd rssoiutior- aa..r,.i r,,.,,
dating thc Presidential candidate 81 H. Renal,
liearr lrcause b. ayevs hirns.l in f.,c. - !,
erat'na TIE Fugitive slsie lav, aad i se,is.,
ahoiisihng siascry 10 'ha Distr,,t ~ C.lsrsb,,
esecpt 9Th 3D. ooaseni ~ large nsui.a, i,
H. slasehaid,4s ~ has Distfict We'll. "a ti.,.,
rave on ihe more ,ioleut tlao betier. Tl.s con.
ssryatfve sentiment II ~ county q Coo ,-,.,t
90 Dc ELECTED iy saeh sad cars.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-01
Give Tuesday To Your Country.

People OF Virginia you have great AMI Vi
tai question TO solve. Tbs life of the Union de
Ponds ma large measure. ca your action. Ii
virginia rvbukcs the agita,ors Of the cotton
States 10y giving telling majority against their
candidates Brcckiuridgc and lane. the Union
wili ee safe. Give one day 10 your Country.
friends Of the Union and of the Constitution
L%tn0i tuesdays sun set on any man who shall
have stayed from the polls Vote friends. am
vote early. Sunshine or raln. give Tuesday to
Noar Country
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-01
Indiana.

We have accounts from various sources CON
hunaiory Of the rrport that Senator Bright and
other prominent supporters II Brcckinridsc ,ot-
ell for Lane. the Republican candidate. and thu.
hciPed 10 give the prestige of victory to thc very
party which they pretend to opposc Even the
eloquent Voorhees, for Congress encountered
the same sort Of opposition, and has no mason
to thank thc Secession Democracy for any por-
ton of the honor secured 10 the District by the
eh"'ec oione - gifted. Hatred TO Douglas was
tbs ruling motive with Bright AMI in the indul.
g'hce OF this hatred he has I'D TO throw over.
board his colleague Fitch, and will himself be
consigned by the next legislature to the regions
OF oblivion
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-01
Vsae EarI,

I'' 'n}'rt7hre n fosing early ssopot is ia,,
"itsn 'TIrs-.f ura ~ minds n voter.
duiy rr@uF''r j,.,i.sr,.a leave. M raam ~,
oasea'ify or rlaas D. gives 10. tiB,, ~ .....,
olier o. g. ths.r 4.fy We veil rsm.n,i... n.
hatii ~ oar "a friend Iepsfs. vho alaa,.es
denfrei b o. ihe fr.' aa 3D. record Vba.
f.at sas iaas D. isl' satisfied ADJ rolled gc
o. sitcts. ia 'i-e good wari Of hslp.ng o,t...
co. ,aai a-sf. iess b. airbt %. before n.ys,.
aai I'l's .sered dafr usprrfarrued. ~ ,a..
iHf fu7 oa hsve ths cousl .oslnsss ~ hs,.sg
d..af--.-i "a iaiF io the eouatrY - vrl ~ b.
'ur aaf s.a give un,s o. rhs aac.r. q.
r'ai4r' OBJ e.es'iun esimiy snd Guir Wees.
e. 20 hnt -HI -silaH' .ouafy rolling ap q hsl.I
-af meio1r fa a1 sal r,,r,u ~ Caaa
ust is 49,. an ia aasrapaaa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-01

vA,lrr Nv. ysfler.nn Comm. 81

NA'L-Er 'ikW, Jefferson County. Val
ovtober 5th so.
frsnh 1ALLAiiER ~ hAptN 70 inform
the reaiers q thu sold Panty JoornaL' and
the MT Of mankind IN general that the Valley
View Sabbath School Union Soci,,,. held n.
frsi celebration at School Huuse No IA. I.as.r.
-ou County. Niz,inia. on Frtiay the ssh co.
'obor lsso' with unusual spin, Sc. The At
tendance was very lsr-c and ,he lalirs. fever
iorrnos, in every COOL work turi,i osi in ,-r,at
huu'isrs- The meeting was a,l,lry.s.d In tb,.
IsEeaooR b the Roy. JEsaa roErrs. n ho spok,
With more than usual elo4usnoy ani potency.-
AZ ,i'c conclusion at has sT-ccch dinner Wa an-
Hoanc'-i and il pros,.l - H. = sast Of rso-i
th'1gs. snoh A. world have delighted ,l.. n.a.t
his's''oHs ciaeures m tlse land In the after.
n'ou 'h' oomPahs. sui sniilaiilsi.oi IN mum.
bcrs were a.iin,s-cd b, our Young friend Rici,-
AEp g ioaSstS. il b~iry his hr-, ait.m,,, NJ
public speaking. Brother Johason i a noble
young man. aud bop destined 10 ,lo much
good. ~ the conclusion ~ NJ. sr,.,ch a.,
scholars % The valley View sabbath s,.hs-,l
proceV'icd with their speoclc., dialosn,e.. sa,v
ny &c. which they performed in style ana. /
know 1t woSld have done you god 70 have hspn
present O. have sern and boarl the li,,le ones
Whale they were speaking ibc lalics wc-, mr.
Pariug rich trcaf 81 all Kind. C,,c-,;,n.
rics were ProvHir,i by their friend. ~, th.;r -.
ltial benefit and wbcn The word vy,,s - md, -,
e. come forward. oh dou't talk arl -.
The candies and fruits disappeared ia was -.,,-
ton 20 old folks" The Valley View I-,;,n
Sabbath School j. hcld in School Ho,,-. AZ.
t7ei NO ii--'t was organized only about :.
months ssn, under very unfsvorable e;y,.,,,n-
stances, aud very many who profess Ia h. rhr,.-
iians werv Its worst enemies but now. ,h,,t
toll ARE the strongest advocates. with the rx.
eePuon at only n few bcr, aud tl,er,. who viii
doubtless think better hereafter. Al nr,-.,,,
We number about forty including officers. teach.
err. AMI scholars think. frnm present rr,,-
ro'ts that thc opponents OF our school are cot
ting few and far b.,twecn- in our nsighborho.-l
anil God grant that the time ma, com. when,
We shall have no encfnie, To contend with Il,
such glorious carr>c ~ the sabbath .,,b...I
cause.
In conclusion must say. 10 The l,dn-. tia,
iie N"ilel View Sabbath School l. yer, much
indebted 10 them for their kind ot,.,,;,r am,
uh"c''icl ci'oTts in uur behalf Everything pa,-
s'i oil quietly. ard ever, one secinc,i ,ervmu,h
d'iIsliN'l with what ih,.y received. b.trl IN
DC, AMI h0po rcturugd 20 tlurir kou,.. i..t,-r
men women and children, than wlon ,h.y
came at least hops "a.
fFienl GNllahcr lit should ever 10 our riv.
iiesr To- enjoy another tas; Ike ,his. 7 l.fe
tia, you VIII be- one ct us-for an satisfied
that you ar q iri-ud 70 the cau--. AMI nsg.
will close, hy wishing You a long aud pro-p,.
lite lour, Respectfully.
BENTON
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-01
FRIENDS OF THE UNION,
Stand Firm.

&c not diverted from the path of duty by the
,lam5r OF deinagogues aud scccssionists who
talk about L United South They fret divide
their GA party, and ondanscr the Union, and
tIeu have the egrontery TO ask YOU 10 save them
from the elects OF their own folly. As in for
Iucr times they would fam persuade weak knecd
Wings 10 come TO their relief, but the device
will 20 longer work. You were once deceived
~ tl,c syrcn song aaI helped TO elect BuehAn-
an, and hat good did it achieve to the eOun-
Try: Your help gave the sPoilsmen another
four years Of riot and misrIle, afforded new life
and ,igor to the An,islavery party and when
folly and wickedness have brought the country
to the brink OF ruin, they cry out for help
again.
Don, give the slightest heed To the raniing
fo the Disuniouists. Their violence is AlreAdy
DESTROYING the value OF property in the border
States, and they expect the yeomanry and tie
artisan, Of tlc country TO back them in n career
width can have no other tendency than TO con
vert our peaceful fields INTO bloody battle
f-Nound- let thu schemes of the Disunionsts
l~ coiricd out. and the rich lands along the Po-
tomar, which now tccm with abundance AMI
arr yalg'd .; from 6fty 10 sixty dollars an acre.
woald not bring as many cents. Negroes,
which arr now worth one Thousand dollars n
had, in siS months would not he worth the
taNcs nov Isid upon them.
We repeat let the true friends Of the Union
s,anI firm 10 tlRir cause aud their candidates
The s,oriss about Accessions oS Wings 90 Breck.
iuriIec and lane are idle and Sbsurl The peo-
pie o. Virginia have too much sense 10 bc mis-.
led hy claInor. from the cotton States. We
need no lnDofh-tougued bablcrs from other reg.
ions to come and tell Us how much we are AZ
rrieycd We can take carr Of our own honor
and defend our own rights when improperly As.
sailed. Believe none Of the rumors 90 bc vt
nhoat about election time as 10 dcfcctinns from
Bell and Everett. There is nothing upon which
10 base such an absurCiity. On the contrary, all
our accounts assure us that the Fire-Eatcfs have
over acted their part Their game is too trans
Iarlni g, deceive any body The calsn-thinkins
people OF the South are not rvAdy Gor dissolu.
tioH. and when the tcst comes the leaders will
fDi themselves without followers. The Union
which Washington and his compatrio;s have
framed cannot be destroyed by the degenerate
nscn who now attrmpt to lead their cuuntr,-ucn
60 ruin. There ARE too many precious memo
nee IT the past, AMI too many bright hopes for
the future enshrned VA the American heart. 20
allow 50 fool purpose 90 b. eohsummsted
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-01

Gov. WrK has re-eonamenced h;- ~blood anil
thunder harang0cs. lie il determined ncs 10
he behind Senator Toomb- and csixr ransefs IN
hard words and images Of horror and de.olation.
lie differs with the Southern fire-eAier in hi.
lie want. "a fight silAia the. Union Toouh.
wants 10 shake his 6st at Lincoln and the Black
kepaeiiean hosts, and then retire from the Sen.
ate chamber 10 the Uzhs Houss OF Georgia
ANaliant leader. truly Like the lame Captain.
he gives notice that Ne must have the lirst start
lie leaves guns aud ginncry to the plebeians
who usraily make foci for powder whif., sho.e
who stir up the siriie take To marble hall. and
gay saloons.
The dcmssogue. are still laboring To "6re the
Southern heart, and talk Of nonin,.rcour,.
with tho North, This would be rcsortiuy 10 n
rrHcdy worse than lhe disease. suppo... for
rnomenI every Cotton State should enact A nam
intercourse law, and prohibit the export Of cot.
ton Northwar,l Is any man fool enough 10
supPnse that thu English and other foreign mar.
kets would rquirc the prohibited erop. How
"ns would the present prices OF cotton DC main
tAinod' Not even for the brief SPACE Of ,;x
months Cotton which now commands ten cent.
pound would be Ding At six cents. and n,s
groe- would l. burthen rather than a benefit
Much Rs We may lie Annoyed by Anti-slavery in
'ern'e'idiers there is still mutuality OF interest
between NORTH and South which cannot be de
stroy~i And We eanno, hani.h the fact FROM
the Publie memory that the very adyersarios of
whom We now complain are OF Democratic GRE
alton. When the country was peaceful aud
prosperous tie rePose was broken by neldIing
demsgogucs. Abolitionism in the North was
nearly extinct. when Southern ncn Furnished /,
fresh Paeulurn and gave il new life and vigor
The crop Of mischief we are now rraping is Of
Democratic sowing. there is bot one way TO
eurv the cut. and that is to discard the ldoers
Give quietus 60 Secession Democracy and
rabid AbolIiionisni by the same blow.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-01
4 sad AMIR az Norfolk.

4 faiao. -in-tdssaRg 'gsoo,, A. Hs.yAar Hs,nI
iuv'1 hear r,rdius irit o,,urrri nj N.,rG,,s
We vu We'lir'-diy ,'eHil- Attending anothsr aaiul
waning f. thu-c hatiiiag araru, 10 a.p<ar. tl,.i
NJ Jesse 7. Newell. worthy &c tca a.d ia.lnis,
Ia-'.ri went iunc fHar iu..sr,- about sin-.t All
''"I"r lis uiIic -Iu uayas iH "a, buu~r alsl yari
rrh ls-ti uut .tp,a-, g. hc lla,ic io-,A q fr,,
i'1 aui "ii.lr rNanliuu- U e WIS srticntiii, di.-
CHARGED las o., b.sa ,aa. tolls yhy rJ, ct NJ, tr-s
Z. .al .s"s,
iaun NJ Nsvcli. jaurltcrl b.s,sifh
a"1 Interesting l.'iic ..rl ct uua summers va,
ssiifi 10 'hc steps gctrns her lesson Wlsu "a.
pistol vent ,t. 9at Instantly Jumping ur 10.
exclaimed Oh s,.t ,,ga zero Nh ~ q.
-he saud ,hi, th' hinoi bf-t ilpa, lsr nos. s,.t
mouth -'e til forward ani Instantly sNplrr,i
The pistol iiat ho'u Charged With tN,, back -bai
both a. whlch h;ld -Nvlv1l hrr r.gAt iHn., Ii.,
great shock, tssrts-r uiIb tisl inreru,,l hrpiYr.
hasri prudnod a'mn,y Ju~'aut death ~.
1ali ANIL briSih vcu almost Instantly called
ant rar he'i tac s,lIg 1f assault, ina Vrr, -lr.-t
time, 'ut tNu iate tkr iIitle sih had br,atl.,i
her la-i AMI "a wcttbr tamil, were s,erw h,t,u
cl ~lfh -rg1 Ihs wtspp, atipr almost D..
f'tt o.. s,.-sos ~ at t-.Tl-..sss ami hrar'-r,i
c.f+ pr'rit ni. r,lvCtl o., li- trrsg. 60 take h,,
"NH inU- H. s,lsri "a kaltr aaI male y ,l.a.
l~7Ht r'i"ri o. 'H ~ tLrusf BOT uar rrv,,st
'a irn siicring his iiimi', in rjii ,lsrIs.r ere
.'a' '' '- iftsusis hn AnTsu'+l % ru,I
'n Do $780, soothing astH. hr- err. -r,t- hr.
aat D.. u.f'is i,.o1i,. ,.ul5t,-l .uI r,f... MI.
ar ri'r"-t broken hctFt. The uuhspp, mother,
%, t.t uti.s oi.e ua. Larti ,brpagh tL,li,. .,.,
Ei-ti -'ab'u- and ui.lHa.RZ the auunisl. ,i,-.t,
% htt 'mFi 4" hti' 90 s-yHfiug wall tiai ,,,r.
si"''ii' i'--, uass ilIc i.l. told low dgrii -,
tfr t.-irrf'- az tIr -'rf, Sem uarrut-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-01
Georgia for Douulas!

He7ni1r Ironlhs rrcrrflY made ftrf.h @ T.-..f
toe. in D. state in vLifh D. rsirr ~ bii, 4 i.
lhair aiy 80 ittsf - isugias ~ NE i'frasrrf d.
nffd hf is fraluusiy canva rsifr fiI- hirn ar f-.
- r'fn ~ 'sfrsis. Win uifi SEA ,rfuf irf the
sappnt - thc iaiir Gift Ffssssairf W- -rrrr F.ft
ihe toiamhus lagHVer in srsTdiu1 ttIs r,. .n.sht
a. 8efisife - TIE vote N Srfrrfa fu fhr tfa.T.f
r. rat titftY M taf Sfaff aHi trff vfN ...' .i1iF
HaH. pr r'rd Time. az thusr of CO., I.Hl. rafIr
Lpa.i n.'iH nil are hsissed o. Dc rrfrl.f.rt H.
Fnris che ihn,as "frfiersirH ans .frsff.r 20
iffrars thri Seuatar Ts,iuis Intends ~ fr..t r1
9ffsifiifH a. fhf ffe-ierfiai pftftns,,s ni Itias
lhf Wee W. tsurfrtil. lielusiaFafF utuII-F NJ fEr
las tonFfrss ard candidate fr rfeia.f.r I.I 0r.
re-l"i iatrly. t- lfhnr DE- Tssfaa na fH. -f-fl.f.
HhfH ~ rsHs uHrf hff sFliust nrHfias ff f.s.fIt.
lhirHf 30" hin ~ su hfnF aifh DBL. t.1i .....fs
Aiiff tdtsl sil a4,f uttfr uTurerar# r....IsT. .l
"fofua have fhc tfuifrfv zoo ifaal fHr ItH ia fa
90 tln iaHiei,s H h.. hti flEari.a.s oil t. 81 sr.
iHr Hart frffi fir Totfnf.sF+
Ihas isrlflts' frisIrfis ff ~ CIsr'asa1 ..rii1l
tim arc dfI'r frnrrflriar
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-01

- There isro naH t'ass the Air1ardris Gsssue,
Nh' votes f0r iei ard everett sy.s " b, s,i &C. CA
ever rrIs1i o. be vote. aba sii ~ bs r-a ,fIt
hffra'i,r 3" sHv rtsHr-as Due layraiu t,t.irofb..
r.'iH'rr ST. Boz attHrD ~ the maintenance ~ tl,. l.
'n'uii.H sHi fis -Huor of gee Jrlou No matter
What iua1 Pei faf ftsaH oefa, ~ defeat q sf.si
isf uil tf.r i.erH fsrfHnus.i sai ar haasf CON
H- .afi pas. o. u.i.H'l Co. rtr.r. Esr. n
''r 'Ffsh'ra1 fpfrrarusuf ~ 'a,s pei e.a.tk raI
'' ''.1 men f mahnr ap br sTauaH d. o.. ih-
''"'~ ar ''t.t o. prar. 't ilr IrearBf .ii11t,H Or
i1aa rs pea ..eisfH,'9s 81 give hfs tase ,fft BE-
H. Isru. he .t.r ever fs f-rp.,t..i 90 r-si. Il. i,
..frrH rs It. t.frl q4.ss 80 co.. r.t.s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-01

ihrrr Z" o. ~ h'sIts ~ saasf rounr rass ,. r-s.
''. Ff FH'nes a hazard sh.sh nsflfuaf .s-f.
'' a'"- bai as sarn ilg y,aIas .g..r.f ....b
''f''f- oa a'so'fnfof issIf lurrorufrr. S,-yr
ent 'r'm arn. iFuukearess .rrr.8. Fl. af. ..
'ari' 'n' iethafs worse u5susH. tf1af-i sasf.s
Zee itHi h'sspf. cHff,1srar... aI sr, tt.
l'af u ih' hf- .f a,.si,a r.la b..
..-''9 erEa hiiars u,k.t iud ,,a a.u .a...
.i',nrn' ariHoi "H-rI pc fsaet- ~ .-
"e'4' hHs1 Co.. ~ % aasa4aa r
~. u. '+l'ts H'-sar vdi1tHTH y.sv bu.t 90.
fe' uf'an rrrris ~ 90 co. b.. ar b. ..
ts Dressings a --- at -st Mecca. 49,.
t-eaaa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-01
Io-fbe Eklf2rs n H- Frel Prra'l
HAEFrn'- Frrr1. Val

y
HaEFra'-. Frrr,, Va
October DO 1900
hs'srs Efsors Sometime since Il VA. M.
nounccf IN the raf-~. that, among others.
would address tbo people NJ -,uithheld M sat
day neat fud that will D., ne.c..sril, call
cd away from tte Coanty on official bushes. o,,
that day rrrci sincerely that shall no,
have iho opportunity g, m-tt tbc roorle az
~rn'ibfcld anil di-ers. Co., liau~utsa. questions
involved in thc is.uo 81 tho ponlins campaign
Ih" Tr"grrss ~ this canvass bns ofiy served
~ assure ne &c ilis du,, ever, true uamosrnt
owes 70 bis couutry anl hi, party. Co support
Douglas anl johnson Tic msd .,rt.ar.'..r.
~hirh has gradually ari boldly esf.,.s.ll.
until % now stanls out. boz be-. unveiled m..i.stt
lns increased NY afi1r npd strengthened nr
nrrsr 81 rnteasor in ny tamblr Sphere 90 a,,ft
BE d1' anf hHr.li pHrpo-s have n1 quar-
rei HHh n-ightrr- sni ifsen.is siss ,i.as. o..
'aie ior Nc Breeinr'i-- Bst eos own com
U.iious - dstf yarn pre- thst ii. oai pstt ri
'asty for or .mr.rii,,i raaai-, b. "a. ,af. 90
huH-.ss ash johH-1a. shl.b IsbsiI iaa.,.t..r.
iniIy 10 Sol Tues,is} ne,t alI MT l. an,
49, oi minf snep1rsge or cauuirnsr.r 10 ,aa,s
Hsni vhi.h iris,f sil assaias,s ,a ib, l..
sirueiion ~ o., Institutions aslr vd..h uc
lte.
Hn'i.rsi1n4 'hs' several sprakrrs vim D., NJ
-m'ilheii b. s.i.if'-s ihr peofia
iaHf- f.afea tlaI'r
AilNEb ~ BARBOUR
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-01
Rally Friends or the Union!

Amfd the strife Of sectionrli-Id, which now
RACES through tbs land. thr,s ming o. tear tls
bonds asuuder which bind ~ together. a, on.
people there il upliftcd, full high advanced and
Heating proudly upon the b s..an Of tle bpva-
" banner Of the UNION, ~ cid by the hand,
of John Bell, Of Tennessee and Edward Ever
EFT. Of Massachusetts Around that banner let
the body guard of the Constitution gather with
firm hearts and strong arms, determined tina,
it shall never be trnmplcd in the dus, by the i,,
af trailors North or South
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-01
What We Can Do!

Let II he remembered that the Constitutional t.ntou
party, 81 Virginia. made up ui T-trtr mon e go ar
Ties have Ia their power a. earn t, state over ,II
Opposition. for BELL AMI EVERETT. anil tnu. ia ye-
bake the most hateful and anscr5u. Organization u.s..
or known 10 ;hc county haHd Cd Iisor-arfsr-.
VII" seek, for corrupt aad selfish purJuses o. cab.
lish ERJaihern Coufcder..y g. Wan
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-01

- Me- Jtsss " Moosr n ,t.s c..,.,. b.
esiFed d. following rFrriiuus - tl.s iat. 5 "a
efisk Va. Arriraliurai Far s-Far 2nd he,
BOA g. Pr test reu 81 evos. . To- us.sl-,
81 for pa ditto e. Far pm q eve l.ul,
's nssahcr e. For tesi pea 81 la.l Ia.at..
3 10 nnabef. e.
Nr t4sossr " Coruaf. 81 tl.s Cs..s,, "a.
e'i,-i rr,nmu az sIs g. o. 49,, b.at,
dfaa6at staihoa a. DO trtlu.k 81 Far
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-01
Engine House.

The Corporation has erected new Engine
House in the lower part of the town To which
one OF our hrc-engincs 'villhe nj once removed
u has been suggested that two companies b,
at once iormc'i. as 1t is TO be hoped that little
rivalry may iEiusc some life and vitality. 10 our
now imperfect and inadequate Organization
\ meeting will be held at an early day Tor tho
pnrpo.v contemplated
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-01

AFNT lSVtiAtsENcE-Col. Fauailsao, has
hardly earri-une,l the new military station nam
81 after himself la New Moaico. WIEN il i.,c,,ne
b. duty 10 IMPORT a most interesting Indian
light. On the 30th september. while auic,l, A..
tending 20 tho ori,r- Of their pos,.. a sentinel
guard % thirty United State. tr,-,p. wrp. mott
hcd by our Of deig number Of the pro<iini,, nj
a band Of narauiins Ipiian- 4 herd III nit.l...
AMI oAcn were grazing hotween tho soldier.
guard point ana fhc camp Tn. I,si-skis. fla,,,-
81 vigorously into The iray. and made eSi-snr-
binary efforts On capture tie hcFd. which fniled
seven mounted men having calamity rru,l..sl
them. They tried aasin, however. a,,i -Irc...
~ On serving the prey wbrh wa, .oou r,co,,r-
ei by the soldiers Three times in .irc..s,,n
dad ths determined malaudcr- obtain their eos,
otol booty and lnse n. They werv 6naIl, ro,,t
ed, hai, owing TO he supposed fact that tbes
wcr' iaston"d 60 tlcir saddles uo dead bo,l,.-
remained on the ground Five II The seven
brave tr""r~ wcru voumicI \ rafiant ser
giant Who oushf Ca st q commission. command
cd tho tmiej states fr,e,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-01
Retribution.

The Baltimore t7iTer suggests verv proper rrir.
hnt"n upon ilfc recrcuut Democrats y ho supnoricI
'hf republican candidate In the invent elc'tor.:
As The Brcckinridgrrs voted dir,ril, f,ribe
lAncoin candidates az the late State elections in
Vermont, Maine, Pennsylvania. Ohio and Ind,
ana ~ order to " make finish II Douglas. ~
they expressed Il, let tlc frirnds 81 Douglas IN
tins and other Southern States vote dir,stlv frr
Hell and Evcnt'Ain order 10 bury Brcckiuri.c
Nhcrc the hand Of the political rcsurrcct'ua can
never reach him"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-01
BENTON


Il Tie Hrcrhiuud-. politicians. arc. iu,,
now ,'ays 'hc Alexandria Gale,fel ,,r, ear.
nest "a thcir call for HiliIs,i SoatA Wei.
IN all that relates 10 opposition To the prinsi-
F.es- purpo-es AMI ,iesi-u, OF thc Black Repub.
lican party. them jsa united south. In an
that ricrs 60 the maintenance Of our ,sn,ti,u.
u"nal rights them Is united south l. tl.,ne
an! thing more wanted Yes 1, /. saI.ry
r''e for the Bnvkinridrr wing Of the Democrat.
o. party That's the united South that r.
Nanie's hui nothing short uf this will -uit those
who arr 80 varuest for tie -uni,,-l south A
united so'iih upon Douglas won't do /, united
South upon Bril and Eycrctt. and which u,rl.t
Nocnra their election. won't answer buta -uai.
tel South upon Breckinr.d.gv i,igh yaull l,n,
manner Of god, Su,l could not elect lisr. j.. tbe
"ae, all important thing J, not tie who'll, mat.
ter Transparent cauagL for any one 10 50,
through.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-01

a fa, sre,msu Of Wsrll. Wrs ms b.
$40 RI d. -bop srMf So Asrffa.s 81
ais town. a r,rr fssr lH,s1 n W.aara. fts sr-
nov ~ esb.bu8n. vtsh ag 81 .ii, oa s,rr
loa terms
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-01

in several senaurisl snd paiarais d.sfrlts
where sle,t.ous were h,ii O. supplf vsrlae.-s
in d. Legislature d. Jnna t.rtei De- t,sn
surocssiui rhts b. r. erstasis ~ rhsf b. cob,
3D. rrsuIt ~ T,.ssgsv r~st
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-01
RsIiy Frisna. 81 Peace,

We have hsd aei,siiaD loss saoazh. I, h.
done evil enough in h. ooantfy Il - iiu- it
should rease There = no hoTe oasroi b. aay
cia's organisation tisan dat Ia 20 by Tli ana
krerett as ihe slavery question shaii iors,s,
p put at rssi-- aeisaiiou destroyed aaa a..
mon preserved tet ns usoa rally srau.s
hese Pairots aai Etaiesn-n All sbeu d..
oounify 'hat isdersoe eousty. a. lesst. uiil 80,
er raasr 20 aairalste tis rsiise 81 e. CaIaa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-01

bs5-Wr .atru fr..a si.atIetllia il,i f,a,a .i.
Fs-isru pare IL g. state. ah.ar pa,it.a s..
bee lrr fn frfa asorrrrt estioaai. ihat ris vote
n Oh. Whfl7g aa4 kafavhs d..fri., i..r ti.l
sssi Elsfstt ra' ,arFsly eEersd tiaf oven o.
Gsg.5a ss.i tisf naasiss sss Jstasas s.iY,..
r...r areaais q 8000 tots. ln itsas tus al.
fr..ts A. GH1s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-01
Consistency.

Th" consistency of politicians may lc r,cu ty
rrienrnce 10 the course Of those who uadcriakr
To l'ad the masses. Senator To1mls 4.
now the wide ns"uthe'l" supporter of Brrrkm.
rrlgr The following extract is from the Rich
mood Wig Of September 6. 1859
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-01
Louisiana Erect.

The following telegTsph.r dpratrl Fas o.
esived on Tnesdsy ~ Wssbiparaa baru co.,
Juiou STATE Central ESccutse Coa.nlf,ss ~
louisiana
Nra urfrFr1- r.f ll
il teu rrfrrarrfrffff f.fsIrfa f- fra Nfi.sHs f.s
br rae.laiairt tHrf fhis daF rIe'H. f .srra .lf.H
ing natorifics over fis nrr. k.uIrrs sl.I FL Cd. ..ta
scra
rs.aa siais Conirli ~. C.fanirr-
uos. a o. Itlrftfa