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Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-05-30

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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-09-13
Indian Summer.

So like the happy, happy Summer time,
sthis brief measure OF warm Autumn days
We almost think we reyel in June's prime,
Or bend to be crowned by July's green bays
From out the clear blue sky, the refugent sun
Shines with the glory of glad newcomer;
The light-wingsd zephyrs gliy float and run,
And yet-O dreary yet it is not Summer!
For, where the birds rang out their melodies,
Nought but the creaking of dead boughs remains
And where the fragrance ioaed on the breeze,
A smotherng sense of dosoIarion reigns
And where the leaves danced lightly on the trees,
Kissing the wooing ze hyrs they passed,
sullen gloom hangs in the cavities
That have been opened by the autumn blast.
The birds are goue, and meath their downy wings
They've carri the sweet incense from the flowers,
The stroamlct sghs to see the gloom that cngs
About its lonely course through groves and bowers;
The crimson leaves lie scattered on the ground,
And by the paterng rabbits tread are crushed
One hurrying moment for each tiny bound
Ere that, too, dics-and all again is hushed.
flushed in deep gloom, save when the solitude
Is rudely broken by the startling cry
OF hunters horns and hounds throughout the wood,
And the feet deer in terror rushing by.
All, all Is still, save when the squirrel springs
From branch to branch of the tall hickory tree;
Or when the nutshell to the groundhe filings
Like pattering rain drops failing dreary
Yes, thoughhe sun may still some power gain,
Though the light breeze linger playfully,
And though the air is summers, all is vain;
They cannot bring the flowers we love tosee,
The birds we love to hear trill out their lays
They cannot bring the yand cheerful hummer
That buzzes through the long, glad summer days
Alas, we sigh, for 0, it is not Summer
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-25

an nvi alton had been given in the papers for everybody
1, attend and il seeming him from the appearance Of the
Hail. inside and out that ereby had accepted the in
yiiaoa he proposed proceed Immediately 10 business
general burst Of good humor from the audience follow
ed ts well timed remark, aud the business OF the meet
ing having been despatched the chair then introduced
Samuel Watts Esq., who addressed the audience
in a speech of nearly two hours, on the political
topics of the day, which listened to with
the deepest attention and interest and frequent
ly elected thunders Of applause or maniiesta-
tions of merrment es the hghloned eloquence or the
wit and sarcasm of the orator predomiuated In the
opinion Of all who heard him, "the old wheehorse OF
whiggery in our district he is appropriately styled,
has lost none os the fire. and energy, and eoquence OF
his palmics, dsys but il efficient and ready now as
ever to do service in the cause OF THE UNION, IHE
CoNsrIrurioS, AND TnE LAWS" His graceful attention
to his lady auditors in tie course Of his speech in which
he complimented their patriotism and ascribed TO them
those hsppy haenCes which have heretofore shaped
the desny of our country for good were fully apprC
ciaed by the audience while the ladies' on their part
testified their sense of the compliment by sh0werng be-
ques ut The feet of the talented orator.
A. s. Watts Esq was next ,ed out and made short
address when the meeting adjourned with many cheers
for the nominees Of the party and the speakers OF the
evening.
procession Of about FIVE hundred then fell into line,
aud headed by the band of music in attendance escorted
Capt Watts hi residence at the west end Of the city,
where he took leave Of them in cordial and animaing
address The Transcript favorable to Breckinridge,)
says:
They visited several other places, aud during their
progress bells of every size shape and tone kept
going taking the whCe city by surprise with the din
The naturalization tremendous though not aogeth'
er harmonious, being designed doubt double en-
endr typical of the genuire ring of the Union candi
dtes the hand and satrcal of the 'uuited De-
mOcracy" on the other. Altogether il most sue
ccssful political monstratOn.-Norfolk Herald
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-25
W. R. GxE, see'ty.
GREAT UNION DEMONSTRATION IN PORTS
MOIrrH VA


We announced few days ago that there would bs a
Union meeting In Portsmouth on Tuesday night for the
purpose of organizing Bel and Everett Club but had
little idea the time that the occasion would wake mp
80 much lively spirtsrring enthusiasm as it actually
produced The old Whig veterans OF 1910 say they have
seldom anything TO compare with it since that mem
obe campaign; and predict that it but the beginning
Of series which will increase in volume ard enthusiasm
as the day Of election approaches Certainly they have
one augury upon which base their prediction the in-
mense Assemblsge Of Ladies in the Hall who sigued by
their presence and their smiles the lively interest they
took n promoting the Of the good Of lS60
as their mothers and kindred did before them in that Of
1910.
Before the hour arrived for opening the doors Of Ok
ford Hal, the crowd Of ladies and gentlemen in the
street great that il became necessary to anticipate
the appointed time and the doors were thrown open;
and the ladies being first accommodated with seats every
particle Of space besides in few moments crowded
TO excess The Hall seat between twelve and thir-
hundred but this occason there must have been
greater number wedged in within its walls; while
crowd almost numerous that within filed the en-
trance the obbes aud ihrongcd the pavement in front.
In a word the bugle call OF the party had assembled
gathering Of trpe-heartCd Union men-aud ladies-1l-
ways devoted 10 the Unon-numberng at least two
thousand men.
After rousirg strain Of music from full baud in at
tendance John O. Neavile was nominated to take the
Chair and James @. White to act as Secretary the
meeting. Both nominations having met with hearty
affirmative response, the Chairman after br'dy acknow
ledgng the honor conferred him remarked that as
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-25

GLORIOUS DEMONSTRATION IN PITTSYLvANIA
The skies are brigh; and rgh:enug The people are
snthused The CLion ticket is fast gathering volu.ae
and strength that viii sweep down oil opposition and
carry Bel and Everett trumphanty to victory at the
coming election.
We lave never vet seen the people Of Pttsylvania
mauilcs! so much enthusiasm they did az the Union
meeting on Monday last very large gathering of the
yeomanry was held in the basement OF the Court House
that spacious being filled 70 overlooking, and the
50 clators being absolutely piled upon each other, in
their cag'rness hear what to be said 10 cheer
them on to the good work for Bel and Everett. Mr.
Bruce the Eccior first addressed the meeting in most
eloquent aud effective speech. Hon. Thos S. Flournoy
was then called out who made Of those powerful and
thrilling appeals for which he is noted. S s BRYANT
was next called to the s;gn but he excused himselupon
the ground that the nail had been driven and cnched
and nothing was left him TO DO.
Take il altogether, this OF the finest demon
STATIONS We ever witnessed. The people going to
qit the divided and p0weiess Democracy aud are going
to enlist under the bright aud advancing banner o Bell
and the Uniou-they mean 10 30 with party that has
power 10 ssye and protect Democrats upon the Hus-
rgs were heard freely express their intention to sup
port SIR. Bell whenever it became apparent that he was
stronger than Douglas BreckuHdge-a fact which
nrsi be now very obvious every intelligent reader
This is a conc s,iOn which something IL sgni.
lies want of confidence in either of the Democratic tick
eta and this feeling is everywhere telling wonder
fully and ,Ttctualy. The people are getting right
DdnBiLe Regisler.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-25
RErLAND EVERETT IN MARION

At meeting Of the members of the Constitutional
Union Party, held in Farmont, August 10th, 1860, o..
Jackson E,q was elected President; Benz. Fleming,
~ s Barns Jno Kcarsey j. C. Beeson f. B. Hall Hi
ram Raymond, E:qrs., Vice Presidents; b +. Burns,
Secretary Il. B. Lott, J. j. Chiser, H. C. Huntington,
assistant Secretaries.
TIE object of the meeting was stated in few hppro-
prat, remarks by the Chairman, and A. o BeckWth, j.
j. Burns Esqrs Captain john Smith, Col Robt Moran,
DE- W. d. Eyslcr VIM Iugman aud G. II. Matthews,
EsqrJ, appointed committee to draft resolutions
for tue action Of the NEE ing
The committee returned and offered the following re-
solutions which unanimously adopted
Resoired, That heartily endorse the Platform
adopted at Baltimore The Constitution, the Union and
the enforcement OF the Laws.
Resoired That consider Bell and Everett the only
National candidates before the people for President and
Vice President.
Resoi0ed That we heartily approve Of their nOmina-
ton aud will support them in the coming election.
RcSoired Tha, meet at the Court House on next
Thursday, 23d at 3 o'clock T. NJ aud that We invite
Waitman T. Wiley, and Z b Hall Esqs and others 10
address Us that occasion.
Resoiped That copy Of the proceedings this meet
ing be forwarded to the Baltimore American, Grafton
Gutrdau and the Pruntytown Family Visitor for pub-
cation
On motion the meeting adjourned
o. JACKSON, Prest.
n L Rrpus cectv
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-25

TUos. BRUCE ESQ OF UALIFAX.


This gentleman, who is the Bell and Everett Elector
for the third electoral district addressed the people Of
Ptls,lyaua, on Monday last. Personally unknown as
Mr. Bruce probably is to some Of friends in certain
counties Of the district it affords tbau ordinary
pleasure to be able TO congratulate the party in having
in him standartbearer worthy the high trust devo!v
ing upon him, and every equal to the arduous and
responsible work TO be accomplished Rarely have we
listened to political speech with more pleasure aud sat
isfaction than afforded US by the address Of Mr.
Bruce, on Monday. Sufficiently chase in style and ele
CANT in dcion il contained those elements of popular
harangue which send truth directly and xedly the
heads and hearts Of the people
The Douglas eector for this district is J. B. Stoya
Esq, an experienced and redoub'ab stumper; the
Breckinridge eector is Jno X. Eimunds E,q., than
whom his party have few Abler men in their ranks
Both Of these gentlemen must be admitted be ormid
able adversanes worthy the lance of any Champion
The issues invov, in the Of the greatest
importance aod most exciting character.
Bearing the banner of the Constitution and the Union
and gifted with persuasve and convincing eloquence
our s:andardbearer goes forth to the ght encounter
those veteran and warworn Democrats, who have
stood the shock Of so many hard fought battles Ba
our cause Is ia good hands and friends have
fears Of the resul;-DdRpiHe Register.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-25
BELL AND EVERETT IN UrsnUR COUNTY

portion of the citiiizens of Upshur county met to-
gether the Court House in Buckhannon the evening
OF July 81 1860 for 'he purpose OF organizing Union
Club for the town Of Buckhanhon with view Of mme-
dat,y organizing auxiliary Clubs throughout the county
whercupon the following gentlemen appointed
permanent officers Of said Club:
Pie,ident-Davd S. Haselden
Vice Presidents-COl. H. Westial, E j. Colerider,
II. NcFadden, WIN. II. Williams
Executive Commitlee-Joscph D Rapp G. w. Berlin,
J. Colcrdei, +. Berlin, w. H. Gibson.
Stcreary-Wm. H. Gibson.
committee of FIVE appointed for that purpose after
short absence reported Constitution and Bylaws for
government OF said Club.
The following resolutions then adopted by the
said club
Resoiped That do hereby heartily ratfy the nomi-
nations Of John Bell and Edward Everett by the Con.
stitutona Union Convention Of Baltimore for President
and Vice President Of these United States and pledge
ourselves all honorable TO promote their
lection.
Resolrtd That feel the more called upon to make
faithful effort to promote the election Of Messrs Bell
aud Everett because believe that glorious Repub
lie has been brought the verge Of ruin by the
aud INSCRIPTIONS demagogues aud spolsmen who have
long had control of the General Government aud
from whose hands all honest ought TO unite to
deemit
Resolved That the proceedings Of this meeting be
signed by the President and Secretary aud forwarded
the Richmond Whig and other papers friendly to our
cause, for publication
D. S. HASELDEN, President
WN III. GiDSON Secretary
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-25
sOUNDS FROM THE UNION RETI

Within the past three weeks meetings have been held
10 every of the New England States either prepara-
tory TO or effective OF State organization of the Union
party. In every one Of the original States North aud
Socth the canvass IS going with activity that even
the friends of Bell aud Everett did not ancpate and the
Union party is tue only party that will have an electoral
ticket ia every Sae Of the Union That the prospects
of the of the party increasing with wonder
fu rapidly is evident well from the agreeable tone aud
temper Of the Union party papers (which by the way
are also rapidly increasing in numbtr New York alone
having now thteeu to four a nth ago and three o
these thirteen advocated Fremont ia jG as from the ey
dent alarm aud abusive of the Republican jour
nails Ia New York and Pennsylvania the loss OF either
Of which to tue Republicans is fatal to their success The
Of the canvass especially gratifying showing
determination the part Of national conservative mel
to abandon the sectional pupoaes Of the Republicans
and TO unite TO give them overwhelming defeat Wh;l
result is as sure as the coming Of the ELECTION dry
Phla- Esening Journal.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-25

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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-25

WV. II. GrnsoS, Secretary
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-26

kNconsequence arrangements having been entered
into between Mr.. CoOmbs, owner of Ashland, :" and
Col T. ;. Lathrop, owner OF "Langford" and the Pro-
nrietor OF the Mary sYille Park to have THE GREAT
-FOUR MILE RACE come off at the above course. In
which will be entered the celebrated horses above nam
ed, and in order to give sufficient time for the stock
from distance to be brought upon the ground which
Will comprise the finest in the country the day for the
Races has been POSTPONED from April 28d to
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-26

FIFTH DAY-FRIDAY, May 1ith
THE GREAT FOUR MILE RACKI
JOCKEY CLUB PURSE OF $1,000. Four mil.
heats free for all ages.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-26
Monday, 9TH day OfMay,

THIRD DAY-WEDNESDAY May 9th.
Propretor Purse $780, mile heats free for all ages