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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-24
THE uxIoH PLATroua.

Beth the Democratic and Black Rsp1bh-
can jourosl' trsparks the Ps,srsburg Infsii.
sssesr, } are much exercised sbou, The plat.
form Of she Con stitatiosal Union Copvsn.
lion. Til, Dsnocrscy affect To think ths,
the CeosIitution is hardly broad ssoash for
grsst Union Pasty 10 s,and apoo. ssi as
saii b % too gssersl and eomprsbepsive,
While The Black RspubliesDs contend tha. &,
sndoruss the 'pro-slavsry party Listsn 70
ihs Pi,bburg JOsrnsI-ths leading Black
Republican paper 10 Psposylvaois--usioh
thus pitches Into the Constitutional Union
plstforn:
The only sigpiRsant 90, Of that Conyen~
tiep Uss An endorsement Of ell ;hs pro Ella.
very party has done 10 ths last siK years
Ersstus BreoEs (Rsstus, for sAori. J gave tbs
hey sets 10 the vkols Performance. Said
tAis gsntleusn: i speaking for the ,svsu.y
delegates from Hsu York vast no platform
bot she COostiIsLi.'s as iHisr1 slel 6v tAs
SasEi EisI asfAS,S-. And thu, Is their
plsiforn' Toe eolotsd gsntlsasn, bred
Scott, susIAiDs BPos bis pOsr bslAborsd
shoulders the Woe 'CoOstilutional and
Uaios parry IL vas the effort 10 procure
decided add uosDbieuOa, recognition Of
the bred Soo,s decision that spli. the
Charleston CsnVsntion.'
Here then the JeurAaI makes on. our
platform as far uOrs PrO-slIVsry' tssa any
other which can be cOsstrustsd, iDssnush 90
u endorses the Drsd seatt dseision-,bs
failsrs 70 do which broke up the Cbsrlsstou
Coavsniioz
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-24

BELL AND kvEa ETr ~ q Eon oIA = or the
character Of che ii kst presented there can
Be but one candid epioisD. l,is The eu bod, +.
meat Of ell. that 70 noble, Pairiotie SBd s,stss-
mAblIks ADLER @ss, OF msn % nsoFs sx.
Pssieses or sap'bility for che Aietsss sts>
Lioss VI The FePsblis eAsnot be fossd. Tosy
fully come up 70 Our ideas % what's Nstipas
81 Conservative UoiOn Ticket should be
The Plat orn, alec 10 suaieisst. TIE Coo,
Sli'utios a. is is- ID. UBisn % Il is- aud
the sototeensSt Of The lass ss IAsy are
AleOs (Gs ! Cuizen
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-24
cLAskE IouHrr.

Ths sPfiss ,esa Of The Circsh c.srt for die
eoea". Jsdss Parker prssidiss. eoaasscsd its
's.s'on IN ihis place 90 Ssisf DAP Last
a esse Of sose inlersss bstvess N. esmmoo.
vssnA and NJ. Dske. tor sAss,ias Mr.. Tsrssr,
vas a"poess Of rarssr esas 70 Dshes hosss
a. nishi, demanded bio ssppsr ssc 10 stsy ell
efe', and offered osher issoieses and easss ri
shenee. Tor Which he vas shos 10 he Ises n "
believed there vas other evidence DOT lees 10 he
eharaeef, Which tustifed the set bot The iufy ~
inr foverned blythe evsdes~s esas 10 o diGrtest
tsssli, sad ssaieserd bin 10 yesr's in psi.os-
ossi 70 Psaiisstisry, nth petition Tor psrsoa.
Ctsyks JssrusI Mas IL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-24
Ous coHvsNrs.N.

Tss 1sl'insrs ciryv s.ys Of The l.,.
cssvsssiss 10 tAsa city
III che sasssssss o. iss aslsessss q vss
Sss9sailsd Never bsless n seq political
Cssvsessss ves tssss ssssablsi ssesaAss %
much Distinguished tslsst. Nsv'r bsisss
hes there been vitsssssi sssb ssbsssdsd
ssthessssn o. mere sbsslsssly usbssksa
hsr.esy. IL Wa . glosisss Cosvsssies,
G'ssisesly vsrs,i,s lssoss performed, cad
most giefssss In thsir census nation"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-24
rae CHICAGO CaR1T.

HasyiAisg vsrs seeded 10 eosarm The jadg-
meat Of ell ssnIibls psa lAn Black RspsblIess.
Ism 10 a. inpossers sad cheat, h vOsd be Eoubd
10 ,As very character Of The body sos assembled
at cAIessO, 10 vhIsh dsIsgsIss are Admitted from
'iE slave States, that oct Of largely over hshs .
@iilIOa o. votes Po'lsd In he Issi PrssiosaiiaI
sisetios ess' oaiJ 1877 foe he RsPsS,sess IIeks,
The States referred to ssd The votes tAsy lAss ssa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-24

K1rThs CbasIsstsun Va, Ibdspsbdsst
Ds1osEai, hes 20 sbls sFtisls 10 eSDOn -
" Ne. DsuRiss - asEs PftsiisnL The d.
visiss Il ps0ii'psnt saistiHg IL Jsgssss %
thi. sshisos, prevails very EsssFallJ lbFOsgk
ost he Biai --as1 nssl'nss pro SD go ere
called % bsise PsePessd 10 several q ths
soRstiss II cher soaihsFb States The
sififs EsEihg Earasf.--AkI Garsfle
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-24
rae EV.vAL,

We nsa,iossA - oar iasi issss (ssys the Win.
chester Vhgisisn OF yesterday? tsstsa sIsusivs
revival ofrsligioa vss 10 progress 70 the As,hS-
di'' EPi'eopsl ehsrss 70 the 'o.s. sises thea
The .sstiss has sees prS.-es,sd 9th much v,sor,
and ihs resale hsve bssp aosi crafty ioz to ,be
friends Of he church Up 10 'se presssi ,ine
aeos' 20 have Prois,ssd rs'isioa std eossse,ss
the nsei's' . i,h he shsseA % psobs,ios The
a'srss, 10 the 1ssiag shows bo, Iiuls sNsisne o,
ssd the altar 10 aiEht'v ero ded 9Th peei.eats
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-24

PuaesAss % A PCoIuV sLavs-TAs nsaro
Nsiis. Sho oSsd ssIvIes 10 Mr. t1sasborossh II
CiipsTpe eooaiy We. and uh was Ihe 6eufs
- the tate dePlotab's Oatrsas upoa Ibs spIotes.
meh, Of 'hs Laws is Tia city, las bsea PaTcAa ssd
f's siE hasdred ssd atty cOltsIs ape Zee mossy
Ean'n'tisd TO III esa'Ieosh 70 VirSiala 70 sho.s,
NHls services uere dee. We eatsesstsad TIA {
Ne. 0'laeu. 10 uhose sm1loy he fsxltive was a
the tine 81 be a gAI from tAis ely By Ne aid 81
srlniaal abet'ot,, sioasi the sabseftoiiaa % Ais
seAah SitA he sun VfAf'y doilars - Thy IN y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-24

CoEeEHss.--Tbs Senate, Friday, head
NJ. hAsou, Il We, On shs qasstiOs Of ths
psSsS Il cosgFsss sad NE people 81 . tss-
Tis0sy ever ths qssssios Of Slavery IL ibs
TssSliegi@s. IL ne Houss o. Rspssssats-
tivss, 3 b Dolly, Was assFdsd ths set Of
The delegate fron Hsbsashs, 500 oes0p,sa
b. E1psri-nos Ras,akSosk
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-24

A BasK CLossD The Piedmont lYa
lnd'p-sd.nt nestions 9 rsnos tat u,
Ghnsoa Bsah, 10 wesisrport, All.gh.n,
sosnty Md hes closed. sod thu, the Of,
Gers havs len. The persoo arrested in
Wsshiss,se fev days ago. With o. COO
IT hs eess IN his possession, una Ne,
Yorker.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-24

E The President has dominated. .,
the Sssss hes confirmed the nemfp.iio,
.'thess ds'sy or references. Hoo Jh
DE-. Of Nev Y"'t, .. master Of ,h. e.,
Of Nss York, vieo Fo-i-r removed NJ,
D'I has been Senator % the Unit-d STATE.
and pro@inss' public n-n in ki. CO.
ainla
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-24

81 AtsS 81 stiOs held lass Saturday fer
Ssvss Trustees Tor the Toss Of BssryyiIi..
The tellVyiag geBHsneu vsr~ Tstsvusd -
sls0,.d: DR. Hnli. v. I. Riehmoaa, DE-.
w. y hslvsssias. Msth,S Puliiaa, Rev.
y A. Hsyass. D. D.. Rev. Wm. Johussoa
sod Jshs hey Olds The vote sas very
snail - Coz aerpafoy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-24

Cur ~ Two TIL Memphis A,,hs,h,
On unusually candid, organ Of Druocr.s,.
eenf-ssss thst on the tsst vats, At CA.l ..
ton, 90 the Platform. Mason and DiIsp,
line u-s ,een 'ruunins Straight ,hro n II,
heart Of The Den, cratic C"nvsuu1n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-24
Pa AsAnTATsoH.

The Ladies Of Dun'ls. end ,ieioi,y D..
senssd To ,ss 'Le'shsr Rifsm.n Il a.,
pl.ss. 90 Tsssdsv week. bssstifsl u., a.,
soless J. I. Grakih, E.q.. ssd, a. :.
prsprisis pressat-,'os speech 90 h,b,,
che f.i ee-s sod let Lieut. J. A. Hu,,
the 'Rifsuse, scesptsd The .st.,N ~
Stripes 10 terms uehsd 10 true ~
sed eloQuencs. = 1,pe.a,rf p'S'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-24

The Vsilsy Dsporrss says that 70 Doug
las V "sssoasd about sqaatlss soysssis -
~ 30 V D'otiss,s. Il n. Y, che ,ssss
lsia', o. Did sassVtsis, psseg,sly sAs ssu
ssatUss's, ss b ss@s saAj 80, a. Dsuslas.
ED quoiss BIZ woTds u prove she fact.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-24
We DoUBT oEIT

TIE Rish0ssa Esqsissr dssIasss he,
The ~ ~ ihsi h aos bsiag sads b. sssssia
parties " A. - del s.tss freq ths so.tso
eiasss " lhs Bsida0ss COavsstios, n see
esssfsi, siil sssiossly lsnd 70 he pssmassss
disFsP,iea sd aisasRhsrasss of tks Dsn.
esFs,is Pasty' A g,ss assy sshss sAinEs
aaTlonslI Ted tha aana az
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-24

ns btLE AZ HOHs --Ths Hoa JoLa
Bsii bed hAsd 'o~s FssspsiOs - bic srri-
va hoos .. y 81 vile. lee Friday lie
SAs ne, ss tAs dspos By lssRs psoessssos.
sssSsd ~ basd 81 Iusis. snd sssorisA :,
-. Chy Ho'sl, vhsrs ~ delivered = brief
sddFsss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-24
THE sPRECH OF SsaAToa DOUGLAS.

T@S sPeGCa o. S8HAToR DOUGLAS.
Senator DougIas madss most dsnsRinE
SPsssh 70 ths Den ocraiis cause 10 The Senate
On TSssdsy week, 10 reply 10 Ssossor Davis
Of Mise. Az the Frsdsrietsburg Herald re-.
marks, The point Of the Little GisaIs speech
SAs 10 prSvs that the 'qaslisF sovereignty
essasiss die not Oriaissts With him, bot THAI
IL YES embodied in The eslsbFat.d Nieholsoo
lst'sr Of General Cass, in lsl7, Ard rteeE {.
bissd 10 the resolutions offered bJ Mr.. Dick.
issOa 10 the SENATE in the sane year that
u uss pssSsntsd 20 sBd accepted By tbs Dem
ssrstie kstiopal CObvsntion IN Iels, enter
"a isio The ConpTsuise measures Of 1850.
aAd VsS sarnsA 10 tbs CipsioOali platform
81 1853, Lsd 10 tie 4 sDsss- Nebraska bill Of
1854. He fortis.S bis s,ssnsns By refer
Fipg to the proceedings Of eOsvsDiisss Of
several Soc lbsrn States 10 favor Of squsitss
ssVsFsigoty. Asd TO tie FssoIuiisbs Of The
Gso'gis Legislature u 1854, shsr ihs pes.
ssgs Of The Kspsss. Nebraska bill, shaossine
tAst zsssurs, sbd ssid those resolutions
Ssfe - gooe platform Rs be wanted he
NAs ulliss 70 seesPs then ui,hos' The
slightest sllsrsiios.
NJ. d sid be VA siIliog TO taxi. The cIa-
sianaJ platform. Or The latter Of ssospsBes
e P'ssidss, BsehsssS, % Viss.Psssissn,
BFsshiaFites . speech sf,sT his sossls.ilos
BE "ssid tshs Ssy Of these Ter Y's,lorz.
apt iss thsn ssnsFus ihsusslvss. II ths
4s@osFsiis Pafiy siasd pos shore ,hsJ sisoI
ia 1856. be uss vitA lbsn SD u they hsvs
eAassSt, be BED % oosplsisl 70 nsks The
CAsFlssaos CoovsDtios, be oos,iuu.d having
sasaaissd ass intsFvss,iOs, BE- VS. 90 lobr.
e aAsFs'ie, fsbsl, 80 outias lie uss "a,
sAs'ts n a "'yS'ay q iAal Csnv,ntisa Jsv
PSs'i@sai, SD desired 20 b CHER sbdor.s-
nss1 he voDld isoIa to BE- ssadard bear.
- fay party u be vas sos ths aus sbsio,
- . nsissisy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-24

Faoar Ia petitions Of Assusis snd Reel.
iseAan eoastsss. We tsspseuat f,osss hsys
more ~ les i,jussd sis uhsss ssoR. Isvs.
oss PeFas 81 Angssis Ihs dsGsxs " .
sl'ghs degree seems - - s-assaL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-24

HFouf fFispds BslLrs q BvsrrrT hs,.
gVsn ~ faiS spssi@sa - ths vsy 70 uhi..
,A'y serve tssh essto@sss vita Ssiisisus So
De Ws''' Every Ssy . ssv supply b pc,
paSse 10 tbsiF foastais.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-24

e Assssess : .gsisss sevssis 70 a
s'sb % sess ne ssss dipg d-lsss.ss bsss
u lil1ess, sitb poser " sees a. Rty 4
mead stss Ne bsitin - Cssvsssiso Is
jyaras, 4 hey 'Asult { 4 sssh sosns 4.
ssssafy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-24

The P'''sSes thai ihsss States have LOT o. part
vsA the Slack RspsbIIesa'. Asd are AIRY a,m.
bsfs ihs CAiesEo cOsvsnlios. u too bald . han.
beg 70 deceive even the Old vom-n. uAo hsaa %
70 he zeal isils Of Philips ss4 osulsss.
Rs1bRsSad WAiR,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-24

wThs Rkheoss Ksqutn iPPssb - as
bsaa q ssns tss sssssise ssisgsss M - Bsl
ue,fs, ssiA psssf % nssisi Rishaosd snsf %
bsluasss ceaysat a. seissrss. u iAsy thsan
aas s-sa q sssfss sse-ssfg.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-24

"Amosg these spoken Of As likely 70 u
elected bishop. b. the Methodist Epi,eop,l
6ssersl Csefsrepes aye the Rev. n d
hesgsa, 81 tbs Ess, BAltinore Confsrsuo,
sAa iSs Rev De. DsTbia. Of Philad,lpsn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-24
APPOIHTHEaT.

Wp. n. Baker, Editor Of The Bah Cou-
s'itaties. hss ressivsd frSn Col J,R T.
hsFtiu, U. 3. Narsbsl Of che Wsstsrs Die.
.F'es Of Virgisia, The sppOlp'nsss Of Drpu-
y hsFsaal - tahs the osssus o. Morgan
eoaBty.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-24

wThsss y fousaais slice sisA he
aos, Ssllsisus esd rsfFsehlss soaa wstss,
- BsLGEa \ BsssErT'a Tbs syFsps sss
inposisd-o d 1hs soss srSsisi,s sEtsssss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-24

RFhS Jous G. wnFsssE, vAoss ssss
vss assesa~ss IL Dissies Ne. ., sss sss-
ditsss fss JusiIss, Ass gives sosiss ihse "
aill nsl sesssat b - q s.aalAala
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-24

nssss.l MI ntros Ices bss -.
ssiysd lhs sppoistsss, y lahs lhs Csssss
- Clsrts Csaasy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-24

@Ws are ester nssy sbllssaeus 70
su' gee lssy f'issd, Ms Jauss o Hvs1.
fos be- Eisa'y 's~snbsssss q =. 10 sAs ,,..
sss'.'i'a q '"ss '''y See Aspsssus s..
gill rlssss asssp, tbaaks.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-24

WmcHssrEs IrEzs.- Rev. Nosvsi vii.
500, Who has located among us,) ssd Wn.
Q. kisss. ksq. shOss rssidssess ere 90
Fort Loadosa Hill, have very nash in.
proved tAas locality Of the toun BE- thor
ough rssovaiioa q their property. The
nAssioa Of Wm. L. Clarke, ST., sssrly op-
POsiis, has also undergone hssdsons re-
pair.
The vbolsssls boot aud sbos usuzfse.
tesy Of Winchester. 70 Gxsd fact. The lsae
range Of brick buildings 90 The uerthwsst
corner OF Main asd Cork streets have been
vacated By The isnssts, preparatory 10 ihs
Aossss being ss,sd up for The purpose indi-
Gated.
The U, ion Hotel property, Advertised By
james Bo.iss aud Alfred Pnkius, ihs ex-
eru.ors Of David Hshingsworth, dse'i vas
sold o. publie suction, on Saturday week, fer
the ssn 81 20 900, equivalent 10 eAsh Al.
fred Psrkins was the psrebsssr
The wheat crop within two or three miles
OF she ,oso presents . Zoe prospect for Q
COED yield WiNeA<slsy riysiaiSn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-24

UThs ohsrisstoss We. Bpl'lt u Jsaasoa,
hbif stEoeAsss ths soaiastoa u Jstgs Dosglas.
fAlszsa@Fia Gsssfs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-24

ksoTsss bsrstssvsss = Me- Tors. asy " -
TAs irssstsf Cisrh b ihs saes - - Psriac Nal
CoaysaT is fspeftef aissiag - dag. sss e,sisai
~ = ~ s.ss ~ ~ SO 50.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-24

RocxrssHAn rrExs.-ws eathsr the fol-
loving items fres the Roskinshsu papers
Of yesterday:
The trial Of yousg Cook, for sosasesiea
With be 'esilieg party who's noveusats
resulted 10 The killing Of Jas II Dsvisr, .
month ago, vas soselsdsd 90 Wednesday
week, the jury fedisg bin guilty Of ievslun
tsry nsnslssghisr, and Aaiss him eos, and
lmprisonipe him 10 the eosotry jail for Q
length OF time ct the option Il the Court
The trial OF Thu1a, The other party charged
in the Indictment sgsins, Cook, 10 nsv pro-
srsssipg.
A resident Of Brooks Gap Mr.. Emanuel
kosdesp, ish his home ON Saturday last, 80
,es family supposed, TO sals s"ns eatils.-
Not returning. be vas sSueh, for and found
lying dead 10 oue Of bis eelJs, near . colt.
which vas also dead. IL 10 supposed that
be attempted TO tarB the colt. which vas sick
or crippled, iuto difsrsn, field. shsu |,
fell. and in i's struggles kicked Mr.. Read
Gap 70 death.
a few days since, duries ,husdsr s,oru
The house Of hr. Hsory Kelly, vs. said %
b Erred. IL ser ms tie liebtpipe struck q
ssevs-piPs ruusing through the rosG The
hgessiBg dsesadsd tie pipe to the stove 10
he room below, tearing up the hoors end
sisssisg he easPst, but doiss 20 ether isja.
", - there vas NO pefsen in the rsom .,
the Tine
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-24

WFhs sssssasni u tss Z, f5s esfpr T
ts ssaieisiFffd - - gfs-tgiffitt Ctr'fs
tias ~ AaitsAs.s - 49, aattsta Ma ~
safFess fe esoassts - Ftlsftsg o.
Chfistsaas II ,kss tsasaits hist % GO tftt
lee w.ata ihsiT 80 pssffss eAaffkss az H'N'
nsHv is4t'st - unis is lhis eosaaaHt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-24

"Csl Thonas Bsswsll k.s been ,r-
po'stsd Assistast United States MARSHA. 70
take the esbsas Of Psgs county.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-24

The cfO@ssll fsr-, he s.ls u which >.
nsetioa'd = fsv wssks age, ~ ksviss b,ss
purchased By NJ. l. sAOtsa, 81 sss %,
'efs' has bee paFshsssd y NJ. 10. W.
CEoHvELL fus 'hs sua II go PEI sss.--
Ne 3 Fssl uisg 90 sSvssss q srw $1,000
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-24

e%Caastss B Hsspsso, Esq has 9Th
dFssa hos 'ss sssvsss e. essSiaass for
C'"@0eSssl'As A.'orssy For ,hl, soua,y
NJ. n says be has he ssssrases ofs nors
AisAlJ tsFss'sn, SD lssrs'ivs positioa Zee.
Ssrsa his 10 ssssbsg Stats, vhisa " sss-
tsspl.sss sseyptss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-24

"R. Rhstt, ~ ssasa Csselisa o.
Peeps sssding eslsgssss - nslHpsss, ssa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-24
LoUpoun couurY.

sad seeilsa, oeearsd 10 The vicinity Of Nsers.
viils. Q. isa raarsisy (Msy ID. io,h. u too yoasr
ess, Mr.. Joss Sxxrss aad Mr.. RosnEv 20.
No. A. " hfLLsas Barn. During the sorus The
shec-door bsv opes. and White On The seio elcs
NE door tn ssed rlev dove, EiIliag Mr.. s.xro.
,sassiiy, add slightly isisriag hr. EswAses
great deal Of f<pes
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-24

ErHOa. Gsofss " sunusrs. sss q
ths beat and grss1sss II yiSsisis' soas DO
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-24
kgNTUokiAx ~ Lu,x.

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BAAnTUspSTLLE, Marion CO X
APfii sob. 1861
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JOHH AyRITT
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-07

Il sesms to be conceded that the Mexican
treaty now pending in the Senate will not be
ratified Mr.. wigtall, of Texas, and other
Democratic Senators oppose it, North and
South. The Republicans will vote against it,
and the treaty is regarded as good as dead,
though Mr, buchanan had set all the heart he
has LEFT upon its ratification. ia4l
The signs that war is brewing with Mexico
have been increased within few days, and in
dicate open hostilites at no distant date. Or.
deru have been issued to transfer the troops
ffon Utah 20 chihuahua and the Northwestern
borders of Mexies, and Minister MeLane is to
sail at once in the u s. steamer Brooklyn for
Vera Cruz fully empowered with instructions
to protect American citizens aud property in
case Of an attack on Jaarez by the MramOn
party At the instance of Gov. Houston q mil.
hary force is to be put upon the Rio Grande,
with instructions to pursue aud destroy COrte'
mas and his maFauding band wherever they may
be found This order eOntemplates invasion oi
Mexican soil if necessary to capture the free
hooters, who it is claimed are set on and sus
tanned by Mexican authorities. A rupture with
Mexico is evidently sought by the Administra
ton, and the pretext will probably be found.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-07
war co be wagod on Wisconsin.

James Buchanan has proved himself to be
the greatest Slavery agitatOr ever placed in
the Presidential chair His administration has
kept the country in constant excitement, and
he seems resolved that the free North shall
have no peace and no rights. His next raid
is to be made on the sovereign State of Wis.
cOnsin, and the initiatOry step has been taken
by the re-arrest Of s. N. Booth, of Milwaukee,
under the Fugitive Slave Act. What the
President intends in the premises, is thus
stated by one of his satrapa in Washington, who
corresponds for the Ohio Statesman on q pub
lie salary of $4,000 per year mileage beside.
He writes:
The President is determined, as he told me,
to make the Booth case in Wisconsin d test
Of the power of the Federal government to
carry out the fugitive slave law. see S. NJ.
Booth Is arrested again. We will see if the
Wisconsin Supreme Court will try the habeas
corpus on him again. Ifthey do, and the State
tries its Vi ct arms, you will see the issue of
force made, in the way 10 settle higher lawism
in one of its meanest localities.
So far the U. s. war on Wisconsin has
not been very paying institution to the De
mOeraey. The State and her officers have
proved a stifHneeked and rebellious people
As they have done SO they will do, for WiseOn-
sin backbone is of the erow>bar kind. In
noticing the re arrest of Booth, the Madison
Journal says;
The Federal authorities are kindly interpos-
amnr 20 Ia 50 he, Ce,f, H.,
subject OF the Fugitive Slave Law. and thereby
insure the election Of Judge. Slean, as Chief
Justice, if there had been any doubt as to his
success.
We regarded the election of the Republican
candidate for Chief Justice as tolerably certain,
by majority Of from 5000 to 10000, before
we heard Of the above movement But, with
proper zeal on the part Of the Federal author.
tiles, in inviting the attention of the people
anew to the odious features of that tyrannic
statute, this majority may be easily doubled.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-07
The D. 5. suprene Court.

The Irlbune's dispatch OF the 4th says
The health of Attorney General Black is
somewhat improved to-day, and his phymOians
do not now regard the condition of the disease
as involving danger.
Judge Taney attended consultation of the
Supreme Court yesterday and is gaining
strength daily. He expects to resume his seat
on the Bench tomorrow week, after the pres.
ent brief recess. He is now s4 years old.
Judge Daniel is still feeble and Responding
in tone.
As the Supreme Court proposes to cit until
May Judge Mclean will return within fort
night to Ohio, to resume the duties OF his cir
cut, which have increased largely, there being
2,1OO cases on the docket. His health is now
as vigorous as at any time during the last 10
years, and he performs as much labor as any
tWoof hiF Rssoeistes.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-07
sale Of PubIIe Arms 70 rhe stntes.

Senator Davis, of Miss, has reported bill tC
sell Federal Government Arms to the severa
States, with the double purpose, probably, o.
arming the latter for strife against each other
and weakening the former so as to be unable to
prevent it. The bill was discussed in the SEN
ate on the LIST, and the N. Y. Posts correspond
snt says:
The very fact that Southern Senators are SO
anxious for its passage is sufficient evidence Of
the great insecurity of Southern society, based
as it is on negro slavery. and the ridiculous
statements of prO.slavery zealots, that the free
States are in danger from the riOtOus demon
STATIONS of the working classes is sufficiently
answered by the position of the free State Sen
ators on this bill. It is nowhere but in the
slave States that the public arms are wanted.