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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-09-13
Wendell Phillips on Lincoln

A. <,.II. i
' s ~ s'"''" ""' "'' '''
tired from Congress addressed letter to
,y,., p,uu. a.. ,. l..
WV '''
ing TO show him that the Republican can
didaie for the Presidency did not deserve the
e,;,hs, n, ..,.ve ho,,dn wh;cb pbiilios
a., n..u.
"a' 0e''"e' upo" "'"' WI """p. "'
pies ,hrough the L'berator. He mod ies
his original epithet li,te-now calling SIR
Lincoln a "constitutionsl slave bound''--
,h., :. NJ, phui;.. h.,;o u. rt.. :.
.,I - :,
'o' '"e o"'o"' '"e No"s'''u"o" suo '"e Ih'
iorcemen' oil the Laws. Mr. Phillips con-
cludes as follows:
1,A,,. :, ,...,. A., A.. ,v...,
- - IL
onh. ,r;ond. ae 80, !. ws.hi.
sa., 70 do.,.,i.r ,h., ,s ~ .Ls,,,J -
- eI.A.,ad :, ,Lo p.as;d.us~ 81. .Ja'i.;.,
80 "a -. ,.- =.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-09-13
Lincoln in the House.

"Ion," the Washington corrospoI dent of
the Baltimore Sun. "a Southern Democrat
Utterly hostile to Eincoln,) sees nothing to
hope, even from the desperate remedy Of
throwing the election Unto the House-all
that the opponents OF the Republicans now
aim to accomplish. He says:
1 have reason to fear that we, the Anti
Republicans, are to be sheated in the House
OF Representatives. after we shall have de-
featsd Lincoln. The Republicans have
fifteen States certain, and fair prospect oI
two more /, WmtHsy, who are willing to
peril the Usion BY The election Of Lincoln
hesitate to employ corrnpt means q. effect
bis elecrioni am much. incline 4 TO be lisvs
that desperate and. perhaps, a sdccessiu
effort win be made in the House TO obtain
one more Etste for Lincoln, in addition Y
he frteen that he is already sure Of, HI
will be as sure Of Illinois as Of Massacbu
setts, II the choice should'be between hin
and Breckihridge. g'g ~ es, 1'ts p.
|saItwFIl of course be either lincoln, Q
BrsckinrIdge, IN any one, in the House, a
neither Douglas nor Bell will have NOR,
than one Of two States In that body. .--Cin
| Gazette. Iaiu fI =" sam
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-09-13
He's Oncload linflra.


Fhe Sandusky Register. speaking OF NJ.
Douglas refusal TO answer the cushion
propounded to him at Aunysta, Ne :. givss
the following incident. very similar In its
character, which shows that dodsing Is an
old failing Of his: A.. ....
This circumstance recalls 70 mind one
which occurred at Wooster. In 1859, when
Douglas recited his Harper article. with
an addition about Jerry Black, An old,
white headed gentleman, who had been
houored with seat on the stand. W lib hope
that he might be converted from the error
of his ways, took the liberty to ask Mr..
Douglas whether in his opinion Slavery vas
a moral evil. In response Mr. Douglas
was proceeding TO remark that il was tho
business OF the people Of Kentucky, TO bavs
Slavery or not, rs they chose. otc. :,
To this the eld gentleman says: "You Ore,
not answering my question, Mr.. Douglas. I
know all about that. But what l. your
opinion, is Slavery . more and political
evil! To this plain simple and direct ques
tion. despite the gray hairs end tie age and
responsibility OF the quesiionsr, Mr. Doug.
las replied, "Yov may thank me, that do
not rsbuke you for your impertinence!" The
impertenence consisted in wanting Mr.
Douglas to say whether Slavery was right
or wrong. He has never dared TO put ar
opinion on record. And he never wilt aH-
swer the question addressed to Rim 10
Maine, .l.s...e,, .. SOS. .fAst g,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-09-13

The Posir.os OF THE CHAnLEsron
couRIER ON ,DIsusIos.--ln, commenting
upon, the letter of Col BoDF. Perry, the
Charleston Courier, Of the goth instant,
thus defines it's position Upon the political
issue Of the day. The Courier is culled
conservative ~ HiUg2 N0NQ3
4, sdt may be proper only to state, at pres
ent, that we hold the elecdonoo OF : Black
Republican will be such manifestation oi
sectional hostility OF the North to the South
such proof that we are two peoples, that
two governments ought to follow ss corol.
lsry, unless heHNorth win retrace its steps
aud give us our rights In the event, then
or the election OF Lincoln, we would favo,
a Convention Of the Southern States, or a,
many of them as can be got 70 act together
10 present to the North the alternatives o
a new and satisfactory understanding Of ou
political compsct, or a dissolution Of tn,
Union. We prefer the alternative Of dis
union, however sad, TO any further submis
sion TO Northern aggression" '''1 -
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-09-13

.isGtrIrstand TO- night on'the same platform
Of principles on which Cass was nominated
in .is4s, Pierce in lS6a,and Buchanan. and
Breckipridge in 1856, applause and l con-
strus the platform Of the party now precise
" q they understood and construed il then.
(Cheers) Douglas at Petersburg, Va.
Pc Was there Wicklffs esolotiou 10 the
Cincinnati Pls, formi Did the Democracy
Ia is4s, 1853 snd 1856 sgres to have their
platform asjustsd BY the Saprsms Court
Gin. Gasslts.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-09-13
Inmudelsis
lnclanonis r
Infrtsris
lnoaknonis
r. r. fecit

1t is pleasing to trace the progress Of the
Young student in it's benumbed pages. The
hesitating lsbors over the first declina,ons,
and the fearful long-continued pause at the
conjugation of the irregular verbs, and the
general, cloudy, mystified and stained up-
pearancs of the pages in Prosody, betoken
the pairful but steady march of intellect up
the Parnassisn hill, and mrst draw tears to
eyes OF every reflective man. The book
may be seen for few days at this Office
California Golden Era.
The following advertisement appears in
the Minnesetion. We trust It may lead
10 the discovery of the lost boy. and to the
restoration Of peace to a bereaved family:
"BOY" LOST.
"Leit Washington, ID c., some time in
July, to GO home to his mother in New
York. He has not yet reached his mother,
who is,ery anxions about him.. lie has
been seen at Philadelphia, New York city,
Hartford, Ct., and at clam bake in Rhode
Island. lie has been,.heard from at Boston,
Portland, Augusta and Bangor, Maine
From the expressions he has dropped, il, is
feared that he has become insane upon a
subject he calls Popular Sovereignty. He
is about five feet n otbing in hight and about
tile same In diameter the other way. He has
a red face; short legs and . large belly.
A nswers 10 the name of Little Giant
Talks great deal, and very loud; always
about himself. Has an idea that he ia a
candidate for the Presidency. Had on,
when he left, drab. pants, white. vest, and
blue coat with brass buttons; the tail is near
the ground. -,.
ANY In formation concerning him will be
gratefully received by his afflicted mother
For further particulars address ,.en
August Belmont, New York..
| Willis A Gormsn, Minnesota
Abe L!rcol1 was always honest and al
ways will be Douglas never was honest
but he will be non est man after the e,ec
ton. .r........I .s-. rlt .tI .4 ...l
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-09-13

snd poverty diminished; the masses elevated
and the d gnity Of labor great exalted. But
the only way under heaven and among men
by which to attain these glorious results, 10
70 place the government IN the hands Of a
Republican administration. Then no mis-
erable Presidential veto would interpose to
defeat the Homestead bill. Free laborers!
think Of this and act afcordin gly!
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-09-13

6TThe Washington correspondent OF
the Cincinnati Gazette says: "The grsa,
scheme is beyond all question devised by
Douglas, Sou'e and others in conjunction
with the Albany Regepcy."
"The Richmond Enquirer, although not
always good authority. and moi over scrupv'
lous, says the development OF this scheme
has thoroughly aroused the people, Of Vm'
ginia to q sense of the real issue presented .
No two men in Congress occupied more an
tagonistic positions than Bell end Douglas.
and nothing but an unholy lost for the
spoils could have prompted 80 unnstural a
union, II would be questioning the hon
esty and good sense OF the American peopls
to suppose that il would be successful"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-09-13
Humors of the Campaign Of Politi-
cal Interest.

......f tdA AhtNiScb
As an Offset to hbfsham Lincoln's rail-
splitting featS.an Illinois paper shows of a
saw log cut in the ssw-mill Stephen A.
Douglss tended OF night and taught school
the balance OF the time. "The log" says
the paper, with sfectionate interest, "wss
somewhat decayed by time, (thirty years. }
but the hear, wss sounj. ana from It we OBJ
tained a beautiful cane" friend of the
Era, who loves Edward Everett, (he used to
sleep with Ned at College, and ssys Ned
was IN the habit Of eating ginger bread af.
ter going to bed, and ii didn't agree with
bim), has shown us an affecting remnscence
Of the great ststesmans life. 1t Is an old
Latin Grammer, (Andrews and Stodcard's. }
and shows in dog-eared leaves and mouldy
appearance, the results Of excessive study
and age. 1t bears the Latin cognomen OF
of.its youthful, but now aged and brilliant
owner, and classical comment chic liber es,
mihi, !" iu bold characters. The initial page
is grsced by an ingenious, witty, but thought.
ful picture OF some Objectionable tutor, In
red ink. To prevent any mistakes, the name
is appended plainly. which shows the young
students fearlessness OF character. On the
whole, looking et it, we are forced TO the
conclusion that IL Edward had been states.
man, he would have been a great painter
On the last leaf, with characteristic boyist
pIsyfulness, we find the following exquisite
morceau: sore "
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General ews, than aay other paper published In
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-20
MSN[A AIlGofNM 25uufcrf.

cr9etene &9e, ooB meine S0nnsr- 2StbldGfi nit ytr
lb,e0enen Renen Anla9en sur lEybalg pe6 NutIitan,s
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SlHoItta GreuneiAaftiblt gum abreiden @elun larst
Elm simon Stcin e;n
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Tr.11N

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Pdute MAIDEN Ian II muffin, mcnn de mit Der
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erlte HrHu, Die r,ttc Mutter nod am Qsbrn mar,
10 P''e 0'e NnStcnrp elm Wenig sr6Ber aus uup
p'r NrNmHi4 rn wenis fItincr."-
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0ran3 @tauOe,
l6S Srcapit:oBe, ipiicben Otr 8. unO Z. Ctr.
paIt Gin re;bss dnO wO9aliOuur5 Eager YOR
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Se.ftc sOSdScl,eu.
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Gde Der lTt,u nm lPoiparosr
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2lrctbcFer,

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jtiu,r" aufmerti.m
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tanilhr NGceatur wrr SON y. .&inrereatcr
trlor9t Der aud I'm 6onoYcrtdufc fcinc gNurs
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