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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-04-05
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ACCOMMODATIONS TRAM ,between uni er
land and Wheeling,
Leave Cumberland s.OOa m. Arrive at wheel
ing ego P. ".
MAILTHR0UGH1 IRAN daily ex. Sunday,
Leaves Baltimore T.d3 n. IN. Arrive at Wheel
- Cumberland 4 .%3 p. IN. ing 800 AIN.
EMPRESS THROUGH TRAIN (Daily.)
leave, Baltimore .Otp. m. Arrives al Whee!
d" Cumberland Il.35 pm ! ing at 900 4. IN
Passengers fem Cumberland for Way S'a-
lions West will take Ac,omnoda ton Tr' in;
and for Stations on n. W. Va. Road will tax o
Express tInin.
Through Tickets for all important cities
,au be procured at this office.
It. BoEHH, Agent.
Cumberland Station, Nov II, 1872.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-04-05
Baltimore e. Ohio Railroad.
Improved Schedule for Travel.

4 lag.siss..:ss I'LL
IN and after Monday, Nov. 18th, 1889, the
" passenger trains wi!liun as fo!lems:
For the East.
MAILTHRCUGH TRAIN daily e.. Sundays. J
Leaves Wheeling 940p. IN. Arrives at aIti-
" Cumberland s.. 5 n. III. more 500 p. III.
EXPRESS THROUGH TRAIN (Dnily.)
Leaves Wheeling 1905 a. m. Arrives at Bal,i-
" Cumberland l0.40p.m. more Gas n. III.
Passengers from Cumberland for way stations
East, will take Mail Train only.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-04-05
Rates of Advertising.

One square of IL lines, SO cents for one in
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! advertisements underl2 lines charged as n
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1860-12-26
SENATE.

WEDNESDAY, Dec. 10, 1860. e
The Senate was called to order u: l o'clock, A. M.
The journal of yesterday was read.
Mr. Walkup presented memorial and resolutions
from the citizens Of Arson county, expressing Union
sentiments
Mr. Walkup said these resolutions expressed his
views, and he believed of majority of his consti-
-tuents-askeI that they lay on the table.
Mr. Erwin presented memorial from the citizens
OF hnncombe, Yancey. and Madison counties asking
Charter for Turnpike in order to afford better IA
clites for ascending the Black Mountain Referred
to committee on internal improvements.
The Speaker appointed Messrs. Eure and Burton
as the Senate branch of the committee on the recep
ton OF the commissioners from Alabama.
Mr. Humphrey from the committee on PROPOSE
tons, and grievances reported the bill to incorporate
the Falls Male and Female Academy, in the county
of Nash, recommending its passage. Placed on the
calendar 'y-- ....... 5;..--
Mr.. Speight from the committee on corporations
reported the bill to incorporate the Adams Hill Min
ing Company, recommending its passage. Put on
the calendar: $3.50. 80 -. ...,' a
Mr.. Thomas from the committee on internal i'm
provemcnts, reported the bill to provide for the
pletion Of the Wilmington, Charlotte and Rutherford
Railroad, recommending its passage with amend
ments Placed on calendar and ordered to be printed
Mr.. Erwin from the Military Committee, reported
the bill in regard to the Hillsboro Military Acade.
my recommending its passage. 49,
A message was received from the House. trans
hitting letter from the Governor and the report
Of the Commissioners having in charge the Cape
Fear and Deep River Navigation Company. Also a
proposition to raise joint select COMMITTEES of five
on the part Of each House slaves and free negroes
1.-The reading Of the reports was dispensed with, and
referred to the committee on internal improvements
The proposition in regard to the joint committee
was eoncurred in
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1860-12-26

IONS, reported the bill to incorporate the Silver Va.
| icy Mlnlng COMPANY, recommending its passage.
resoiation in fator5 Of Jonas jenkins ~ i..I
SUI county, recommending its passage :.
resolution IN favor Of A. 6. Latham md ~
drief' recommending its passage q H. VI y
IT oi4 ln.favor' of h. Mcdowell Of Mat3irc,. ~
commencing that it do not pass, - 1919 .e-
The bill to alter the time Of one,1n,, =.
Salisbury and otherplaces, recommend:, .,is pos AZ
Mr Stno6s introduced bill for the relief ~ 49,
suretes OF w. Ward Sheriff of Martin sno
winch passed its several readings and was ordsr.a
[ to be engrossed. N way "tRfeo
/ MIR. Stubbs bill to amend the 34tb and ar.t.
mittee. - JUDICIARY COM
Ne Sharpe, bill in regard to execution sales
referred to judiciary committee '"'e'
| Mr. Taylor, Of Brunswick, a bill to ex,sna ~,
time for the registration Of deeds conyeyances ~ e
On motion Of MI. Taylor the rules were snsne M
ed. and the bill passed its second reading f~'N'
Mr.. Sharpe offered an amendment
Mr. Avery opposed the amendment
The amendment was lost, and the bill n,s.,a -
several readings. t r'''o i'S
Mr. Simpson, q bill to increase the salary Of con
troiler to 5O dollars-referred to the finance con
| mittee. 'on
Mr. Street, bill to appoint special magistrates =.
certain cases in Craven county. go IN
Mr.. Faison, q bill in regard to the ursd;o,;o- r
Superior Courts Of law-reforred to the ;nd;o,. VI
| committee. '''''ary
Mr. Turner, bill in regard to the taxing Of State
| bonds-put on file. y o'"'e
| Mr.. Dowd bill to provide for the election If
Clerks and Masters in Equity-placed on file.
bill to diminish the costs of suits in law, passed
its second reading - =
A message was received from the House concnr.
ring in the proposition to raise committee to w.;t
on the Governor elect, and announcing its branch
| of that committee.
The chair appointed on the part of the Senate
Messrs Barringer and SIMPSON
The committee to superintend the election If
councillors Of State, reported that Messrs Wooten
Cunningham. Ferguson, Graves, Murphy, Long and
Hulliard having received majority Of ali the votes
cast, was duly elected. Report conquered in.
On motion, the Senate adjourned
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-03-26

- GOO CIGARS Of all kinds for SALES
DU.gSAy wholesale and retail, low BY
Maya VEIL.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-03-26

az BOXES excellent Chewing Tobac-
20 CO. manufactured expressly for John.
4 Taylor. By Col. ]. r. Hin of Putnam
Co.. va, just received and III sale. lloM
81 (s-a9) JOHN B. TAYLOR.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-03-26

nUNDAtE2-
49, Boxes Palm Soap.
4 y 40 Boxes Palm No Soap.
so German %
asrt0 I" Fancy DO
90 and kalfboxes star csntlsg.
IS Kegs Biscsrhonafc Soda.
100 DoE assorted Bf0oml.
40 Bales No. Batting.
80 No 2 ! %
d 100 Don Bueket1.
so Nesls assorted Tabs.
Is Bbls PuItsfised SaleTulnf.
100 Doz, Bed Cords.
SO Reels Pack Yam.
IS Bag. Zine Wash -noaris.s
100 Boxes Rsisins.
800 Reams assorted Wripping rspss.
so Boxes Starch.
rs Assorted Candy.
- Bags Shot.
BUsKiRK 4 DAVIS.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-03-26
ToTHE SOUTHERN TRADE

Se
RfcHMpND.
IHAVE in store, are now receiving and of
~ Ter to the Southern Trade, upon The
most favoroble terms, FIVE T50DSA.N ND
/ PACKAGES offresh, seasonable and desire
able Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, both Of
Foreign and Domestic manufacture.
Our importatinns from the various Europe
an markets have been unusually large, and
we are prepared To offer 10 our cust6mcrs the
largest and most splendid stock ofa Dry Goods
ever exhibited In Virginia.
We have nls0 made arrangements With the
Manufacturers of Virginia, North Car iina and
Georgia fur full assortment Of their various
production, such as Shittings, SheetiHgs Os-
nabuIgs, Yarns, KerseysB Cassimeres, Tweeds,
&C., which we will sell ut manufacturers.
prices. We are also prepared to exhibit a
VERY LARGE AND BEAUTlFTL STOCK
OF CLOTHING manufactured at home, by
Virginia workman, under our own su esvision.
viii, we guarantee ID be gottensup In Coed
style, as any Northern work. and We pledge
ourselves to sell the same at or below North
|ern Prices.
Determined to deserve the large patronage
with which we have SD many years beet Ia
vsred, we shall the present season take meas
ares to satisfy he SoermKRn MERCHAKrs that
u Home Market, is equal il not superior 90
any at the North. Our facilities are unsur-
passed by any house in the trade, here pr
elsewhere and we shall, as heretofore, con-
duet our business upon just and liberal pEin-
cip'es, KENT PAINEfAs co.
February. 1850. s. IS
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-03-26

ruSHOsE nsilk the article. viii md w. A.
II & r a. Brow as andA el Z, ~, :. e.
bac os AT =. "a ~ s's
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-03-26

s7FR. FRANCIS II. b. HUNT. sir: Won
-4lI viii please take notice thak0n the 28th
daysof a prsfs $50. Ut tie tate residences Vt
Jacob Cline, decsd-s IN the county Of Logan,
and State 81 Virgini ! she'll proceed y take
the lep0sitipns Of Asa n. rs Coy and others,
which re Intended tobe read Is evjdence IL q
81 I IN tschshcers. nav pending II lle Circuit
Court oE Logan county wherein am COM
Rtainsnt and fou are Defenlis
sesPxcttRilF, NARY 4 Il tlt
sIsIS i s, i 10. 81 fs ~ euilleil
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-03-26
TPUTNEY's FEv1sR Nd ACUE PILLS.

PUTNEY,s FEvIsRAND AGUE PILLS.
THESE Pills havA attained great celeb
j rity in the past. II 1 curative in fever
and ague, and MI lintermittant fevers.
never having faiiad TO cure when taken
according TO the directions. They have
lately been very difficult to procure. but
the scnbscribsr takes pleasure in inform
ing the public thas he has made arrange
ments to keep VI supply constantly on
hand All who afe afflicted with these
diseases should ell Immediately. ~, /
Jas A, CALDWELL.
July 12th. Il Bud. N
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-03-26

Those Expecting 70 Dye This Whistler.
UToULD do well to call at the Charles
I'M ton Drug Store, as they will find
there . good assortment Of good Dye
Stuffs.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-12
MEETING IN CLAY

A. l,,g, ,,l ,tbrst,-. ,,o.,i,., Of tho noorla nj
CLAW c,nnty beij ON Tnc','r tEe a5,b l,y Of Dccsn.
her I.59 bs;r cont 5,y for nm. n5rros,. Of eynress.
inc tba sense Of Tho rsori ,ocernp tho I,te invasion
of onr state NJ U,Tner's Fcrrv ON motion of Col D.
n E.u. T.,L ,lIo.r, NC Lii ~ ,Ls Cb,ir and
rl;, R,,,er rsocs,sJ ~ NJ, % Secre,arv / ID Uav.
,,onJ r., o,lIinod Tho oI;oc, of tl, r,ee,;nc in a
,on,i,o Iin nm and ,hIo DID,
On ,notio or Mo- II Pohinso, tho Chair snnont.
Oh committee a. tIrse 70 rerare rssontians or the
action or the ,rsetir, vsrs,non Inc following p,ntle.
men were orpoired Thomas McOuain. David Eagle and
f J. BAXTER. Who after a short retirement. Reported
H. ,.,l..;l. ,rt;,b No.. ,,o,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-12
Democratic Courtesy

The Wings OF the Senate "i,h great unaujmiy su5scr
bed o bc Iuucr given to Lieut. Governor Jackson, on
H., retirement from office They did this as personal
compliment 90 Mr. Jackson and with no purpose whate
vr Of endorsing bis political course or conduct The
Democrats. however with their habtul disregard OF the
,lar,sses of l, could torbear from giving party
complexion to- the whole affair The Wings were not even
consulted ve hear TO any OF the arrangements. Sc
rs OF toast. were prepared and persons indicated to res
pond 60 each oue aad strange to say, that OF the Hu
uyrou. speakers selected, Nor oNE WAS A WING! The
Wa-s-or those OF ,ue,o Who remained in the room
sers obliged to sit quietly and listen to Trades against
Che Union AID other topics equally unacceptable to
which .hey could not reply without rudeuess.
Our advice to 0lr friends is to profit by this example
OF Democratic courtesy and not be caught in any such
trap hereafter Let the Democracy honor their own
champions 10 their own way.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-12
Fyllx BAStEg, Sec'y.
MILIrARY nRGANIZATION

A. meeting held at Mitchsrs Station on the l6th
day Of December, S5e, DANIEL F. SLAUGHTER Esq,
was called the Chair aud r. 5. STRNGFELLow appoint
ed Secretary.
At the request Of Col B. F Mile, the object of the
meeting was explained by the Chairman. Hestaed in
brief but eloquent and patriotic manner the object 10 be
the formation OF Volunteer Company After short ad-
dresses by several other gentlemen the meeting adjourn
ga for dinner.
Alter satisfying the inner man, the meeting was again
called 20 order when forty nine gentlemen enrolled
themselves as members of the Company.
J. l. Striugtelow moved that the Company be called
tie Rapid Ann Home Guard, which was unanimously
adopted The meeting then proceeded 10 election of Of
fcers, Col Male experimenting which resulted as fol
lows John 9. Porter Captain; L. D. Winston, First
Lieutenant; NJ A. Jones Second Lieutenant end r. C.
Guard Orderly Sergeant.
The Chair then appointed a committee composed OF
the following gentlemen select uniform Capt John
c. Porter. L. D. Winston, F.. r. Taylor, VIM. ; Wood
and j. L. Sripgfeow, who thereupon retired, and after
being absent short time returned and reported the fol
lowing uniform viz Heavy gray cloth pants OF Virginia
Manufacture red flannel shirt and glazed cap which re
port was unanimously adopted, and the meeting adjourn
ed. y. +. SLAUGHTER, Chn.
R. s. STRINGFELLOw, Sec'y.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-12

RICHMOND AGENCY
hHOEHUVND AUENO1
OF THE
NORTHERN ASSURANCE COMPANY, LONDON.
HEAD OPFICEs
LONDON EDIgBURGH ABERDEEE, GLASGOW
PHILADELPHL:.
Capital ..-........... S6,29S, s00.QQ,
ESTABLISHED IN 1899.
SECURITY TO P LloY HOLDER,

SECURITY TO LlCY HOLDERS
TNIS old responsible Company nsures against loss
age by Fire, description property, and oilers
Merchants and others desiring Insurance. the security Of
ST. gs 500 the whole which, and LA
butles beyond the Shareholders fldtifdAy repoae
even the their entire orunt The Shareholders
thousand and large portion Of these per
great wealth. the ample visions exist for meeting
every possible claim agan4t the Company.
SUBJECT TO THE LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
In appointing gent M The United States the Company has
empowered him ito appear to and accept any action or legal pro
cerjng instituted by said Company In the
1.-THE Company Corporation Company established
the laws Of tie Unted states anof the several States
PROVISION FOR PAYMENT OF Losses IN THE UNITED
STATES.
A H
ACtNr PHILADELPHIA, EONpr
AL Lrssis WITHOUT REFERENCE y losDsI.
LIBERAL TO THE IGaUREn
The uniform the Company has always been liberal
Policy Holders No claim has been disputed
prompt payment Of losses standing rule During tn past
year exceeding tjOOO paid Losses paid
the amount Is asceTainet.
ANNUAL INCOME
Company about 81 00OOO0
gradually year showing that has the confidence OF the diff
frrent communities IA which business is done.
RATE OF PREMIUM.
The Rate n Premium will be modera and In all will b,
upon Of 0orcupant
conditions Of Insurance framed with the great
est Ibersty COOKE CLOSE, Agents,
Once 18th Street, In
ial2-d6t Basement Of Exchange Hotel.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-12
No DiGerence Hrtween Northern Democracy
L. Lee


The Charleston Ngcmy- Democratic authority
maintains that in far as the rights and interests oil
the South concerned there practical difference
between Northern Democracy and Black RepubHcanisn.
it SAYS:
There is no doubt that as political organization,
in the Northern States the Democratic party is IN an
tagouism the Black Republican party. These two par
ties are competitors for power in the North. But the
great question for the South in this rivalry to consider Is
this Are the rights and interests Of the South imphca-
ted in this rivalry Does the Democratic party OF the
North affirm the rights OF the Southern people in the
of slavery the tariff and the appropriation OF
the taxes We think that it does not; and therefore,
whilst there is an antagonsm and rivalry between the
Democratic party of the North and the Black Repubi-
cans the strife for political ascendency and power the
former does not reflect the rights of the South Let us
examine the matter ass stands in the present Congress
]. The Democrats in the present Congress from Penn
yana New Jersey and the other Northern States per
Lap with exceptions in favoro increased protection
90 manufactures by an increased discrimination IN new
tariff On this great point the whole North is little dvi-
led-Democrats and Black Republicans moving in har'
uouy. Indeed, We see it stated in the papers that
Black Republican from Pennsylvania in Congress openly
said in debate that if the South would give the North
the increased duties they required to secure them the
monopoly Of the American markets, thew would cease
their agitatious on slavery. And the President
the recognized head of the party, moving in the same
direction.
o. The Northern Democrats are also agreed with the
Black Republicans on the matter of appropriations by
Congress for internal Improvements. Indeed, on this
policy. the Northwestern Democrats agree with the
Northern Democrats The whole North IS thus united,
Democrats and Black Republicans, il tie policy of plum
deriug the treasury for internal Improvements.
8 With respect to our Territories, it is boldly as
serted bv Northern Democrats themselves, that ninety
ont of every hundred Of the whole Democratic party Of
the North are in favor of Squatter Sovereignty They
only Iiner from the Black Republicans in the mode by
which the South is TO be excluded from Territories.
Now on an these gres, measures of policy, cOnstiJu-
ting the great matters of Congressional legislation and
contention 10 the Union how the Democratic party
of Ga, North be said to be antagonist to the Black Re
publican party. There is no aEtagouism-nO rivalry
between them whatever On lie great ends to be car
reI out In Congress, the Democratic party OF tine North
AND the Black Republican party are identical and see
uo7aL Both are opposed to the South. The Demo
lev of On, North is a sham Democracy diuerng widely
from the true State Rights Democracy o! the South
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-12

nication to be read from Mr. Nemmnger of South Carroll
ma, announcing his appointment by the Legislature Of
that State, to visit Virginia and communicate certain
resolutions adopted by that body.
! Mr. BARBOUR moved the appointment of joint com
mittee 10 receive Mr. Memminger the part of the LIE
gislature, as the guest Of the State
The SPEAKER named the following gentlemen, on the
part Of the House -Messrs Barbour, Hopkins, Robert
son, rutherford Caperton, Seldom and Boreman
ARMING STATE RESUMED.
After the conclusion of Mr.. Cranes speech, the vote
was taken the amendment reducing The appropriation
for the purchase Of from SlS0OOO TO 100000 re-
sulting in its rejection by ayes %, noes ll7.r
The following we're the ayes Messrs. Ballard, Bell,
BOrenan Andrew Brown, VIM. J. DikinsoB, Ferguson,
Fleming, Frost ID. Gibson, Hanly Raymond johnson,
Knote Mckenzie Morris Porter Priiehard Richardson,
Sbert, James X. Smith, Walker, Arthur Watson, Wit
ten.
Mr.. ARNOLD moved TO amend the 4th section by pro-
vding for the appointment by the Governor of three
commissioners to locate military academy west OF the
Allegheny mountains.
The SPEAKER ruled the amendment out rs being I'M
constitutional on the ground that it included two dis
tinct objects in one bill.
Mr.. ANDERSON moved an amendment giving the Gov
ernor discretion to have the Armory fitted up and the
manufactured BIZ contract with citizens of virginia. if
satisfied that both objects be advantageousy accom-
pished in that way Mr. A. sustained his amendment by
a speech.
Mr.. KEMPER spoke in opposition to the amendment
and in advocacy ofthe original bill.
After remarks from Messrs. ANDERSON aud FOREMAN,
the previous question was called by Mr. WALKER.
The vote was then taken on NJ. ANDERsoN's amend
ment, which was lost by ayes 80; noes a.
Mr.. BLUE moved to amend the bill by allowing the
master Armorer compensation hot exceeding 81 900.
The amendment lost
Mr.. MCKENZIE moved to amend the bill by striking
the proviso limiting the purchase of to those of
the most approved pattern" He requested the reading
of letter from Col Craig T. S. ArmOrer, in regard to
the altering Of arms The amendment lost
Ar. HOFFMAN moved an amendment providing that
the money appropriated by the bill should come directly
from the Treasury, instead of from loan
Mr.. KEMPER spoke in opposition TO the amendment.
Mr.. HOFFMAN offered an amendment to his amend
ment providing that any deficiency in the Treasury in
carrying the provisions of the bill should be supplied
by temporary loan.
The vote taken the two amendments as one
proposition and resulted ayes %; noes III.
Mr.. COWAN presented substitute, before the read
ing OF which the House adjourned.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-12
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TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.

Bosroy. Jan'y llth-At five o'clock Tuesday evening,
the walls of the Pemberon Cotton Mills in Lawrence,
Mass, fell making complete wreck Of the building, ana
burying in the ruins large number Of the operatives
Fire subsequently broke out consuming all the comous
tibe matter a. well a. the dead and living under the
mass who had not been extricated. The mill worked
900 operatives portion of whom had gone to supper
leaving about 600 within The building was five stories
high 2sO feet long and 20 wide, with wing 40 feet
square Several of the injured persons and dead bodies
were recovered from the ruins before the hire common
ced The remen from the surrounding towns used Al
most superhuman exertions the flames but only
succeeded in saving the surrounding property The mill
contained 1900 spindes.
The latest account says the fire is subdued There are
one hundred and fifteen dead and missing, large pro-
portion Of whom young girls many of whom we're
the sole dependence of families One hundred and sixty
five we're wounded the greater part of whom will sur
yive.
The loss of property is estimated at 100000.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-12
The Northern Conseryatiyrs.

Fourteen Northern representatives, voted for Mr.. Gil
mer ON c., on the ,th balIotng for Speaker of the
House aud had the Democrats generally voted for him
oa that balotug, De would have been elected Asst is
matter OF interest to the South know the Northern
men Who though generally cassed Black Republicans
slow disposition to abandon sec,ionalsm and make an
eor, TO restore the quiet and security Of the country
vr copy the names OF the fourteen. They Messrs.
Campbell, Hale Juukin, NilWari, Morris Schwartz,
Stevens. Ycrree and Wood Of Pa; Nixon, Pennington
and Scranton, on j., and Briggs and Haskn, of \. Y.
N- Briggs has an the time yoel with the Southern OPP
position and Messrs Nixon and scranton, Of \. j. have
several times voted against Sherman. Messrs. Haskn
aaI schwartz. are Douglas Democrats This vote zorro
a1rate tie report that all the Opposition members from
N,v jersey aud majority from Pennsylvania, before
che meeting of Congress repudiaed the name of Repu5-
lean and declared that they would not 90 into Black
Reuubi,lu caucus