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"77ose Leou,iai PAntogr"Jbs n~d An~@ra<ypss
,ok.m Ly Lr,e ore, he SL't. D"~k hao. q-sl
in !. : cf.on IF sh~ cD4vry Thy "-e tree 70
tJs aud I" point NJ time aa] ds'~a ssrs Dssie>.
aI ~. ".a look o0er hIs ~ c.~ss~s. = LgAVSaA1
AND Ngw..
IN SUPPORT OF THE ABOVE, WILL
i give
7WEs TY.FLvC DOLLARS
70 any o. my c,m m.stitors ~ho will produce ~.
res o. pictures equal u thoAe tsk~u by ms I
will slso give like sum ~ any ko oil ,so-
dscs the s,ms number. Of sqss Meris 70 shsno
taken BY me, and on exhibitila as Exbe1s csl.
sSs1l-A1 In. NQR0n
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$4,000 WORTH OF
REL EST STE
ln d vsnp,t ant La Ciaire, Iowa,
For Sale Low, and on Ea.y Terms.


TIME SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE
l that bcauti al iesideace known ~ Argyle
Cottage. with 3iLs acres Of land in high state Of
guilty tion, situated in the city II L. Clare md
commanding a mag. ifcent view Of the Mississippi
River. Port byron AM much Of the State VI iiii-
nois. The COtt ,ge contains roo ns and . cellar,
and is in ;nplete repair. The garden is fuii of
the choices. hhrubbery, strawberries. Grspes in
fall bearing. hc DC. thrifty young orchard 10
on the premises, c. mprsi & 3n0 fruit u Of the
best selections ant nearly all bearing. Also, .
stable, smoke house and poultry yard. The fane-
picket fe seven feet high. Twel acre. Of the
iani forms Fl park Or WOO ilaud. The Cot 70
YOU d bc sold vi b less than the 90 Acres II de-
sired.
ONE 40 ACRE LOT,
30 70 from Ar {, le Cottage, we'll fence and Ia
high sta'e II cultivation, and we'll adap { 10. .
fruit and vegetable garden Being i'm nedatsIy
back OF lie Ciair is ri'.ny rapidly v,i"s.
On nas issick ,w.I Ing nss ssA a.os 10
DAVENPORT.
That beautiful residence on tho corner of Brady
and I've fh streets. with the lot which IL
stands, fronting zi3 feet on kr.dy SIRE, by la0
feet IN detth to u 5 f,ot alley, vi carr * wty
and good slable. c,rriaSe house ami v 'x"n-shed
complete. The h u-e contains ~ r.rp- with g.s
IN e4cn, and /. good cellar. An excellent c.s,srn
- On the prrIn,.es.
A SUBSTANTIAL AND CONVENIENT
Brick Dwelling SIUMc
C"R>E~ Os 1>Tn ~ .PE s~Y ~ ;,
Lots by 12o feet to a 81 foot .licy With god
cell r.. sale and y .od -het Gas thrvux xhvue the
house; good water on the rsni.es.
IIIKI.E DOUBLE AND TWO SINGLE
FRAME HOUSE,
These house. contsin irm ak TO ten rooms
each. are we'll finished and delight uiy 81 uAted
On the Wea side of itrAjy STREET. A xnDi ci tern
an a ws.i of never fainx water IN each ward
these hous . are situated on I-t 5! iee ir.nS
and pos-.sscs every Requisite (, make IN. m de-
iixntful residences. They vii, We .eld siuriycf
together.
ALSO,
few lots In West D4vcnpnt bss utfully si.u ted.
Terms :-On--6 tn cash and I . balance n
four equal annual pa, rnsnts WITH interest 1t the
six per cent per annu,s. payable annually.
foi further particulars appi, TO
G. EAD2.
At Argyle Cottage, lie (lsrs, I,ws, OF to my.
SCI, - - ls"u,s, NJ ~ Main . rect
sspla d&wf JAS. y. EAD'.
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y. v cONGDON. VA. LALL.
cove DON 4 HALL.
\. TrORNEYS AND COUNSELORS ATLAW,
4 and Notaries Pubic. Office, North west
csrner OF Brady and s'econd streets, up-stairs-
Sttrance on Brady street. .. july 26-dtf
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SCO i"r COUNTY SCALES.
Corner of Main and Front sts.

SJNHE SUBSCRIBER HAS ERECTED AT THE
a above named place pair of
Fairbanks Platform Hay Scales,
and viii attend to weighing ell kinds Of Produce
Ccal, Ae., ~ all times. Ess e4Es3sss
h, wLl also act as agent for the purchase Of
Woo Hay, and Coal. Liberal patronage sSlici.
AsA. .pGc .noH Aas 10y
ssss-dsa .ae FL. BoxDRRG.
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J. A. REID, NJ. D.,

DHY SIClAN AND SURGEON OFFICE
i No. %, corner Main ami Third streets, Dav.
enport, lows
Dr. REID CD be consulted at his Office at al
bours IF the day and night, unless professionally
engag I'd. sept2.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-24

PERsoNAL.-Col. Weston, after an al
reached home last evening. He is lcok:r z
healthy and has had n good time. We should
Judge His family will return home soon.
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Arrival OF the ship l.. Sultan

Nav York, >ep .22
The shir l. sultan arrived yesterday from
San Franc,aco
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THE CI Y.

THE CITY was unusually busy Satur-
day Merchants had all they could attend to
in handing out goods and taking in cash.
The or lin elevators are fast approach
'ne completion, and will soon be put in opera
ton.
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NEW PENNSYLVANIA HOUSE.

rORNER OF FOURTH AND IOWA STS.,
~ Davenport, Iowa. DAVIS Sons, Proprietos
Free D. nnibus to and from the cars. Office for
Stage leaving for LeClars, Princeton, Lyons, De-
Witt, Maquokcta, and Anamosa.
Fa 20 One Dollar per day. aug2l-ly
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FRANK PLrMwR. GEO. y. VAN H0SEN.
PLUMER Il VAN HOSEN,
a TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW,
~ aud Notariss Public Also, agents for the
Charter Oak City Fire Insurance Co., Hartford,
Com, Capital, $500, 900 City Fire Insurance Co.
New Haven. Conn. Capital. $5O0,O,O.
Office in LeClaire Block, Davenport. SEPT
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NUMBER


The splendid number OF the Iowa
Instvnetor hs. been placed on our table by the
publishers Luce Lane d Co. Il is good mum
Der and very readable.
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J w. sTE W ART,
A TITO NEY AND COU SELOR Ar LAW
~ and ijotary Pubic. Office No. 26, Hickoll's
Block, (6rst auor). Entrance ON Brad, street,
Davenport, Iowa. daddy
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CARDS..

0GNACsCS bANGG".
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON d ACCOUCHrUR
l. OvvrCE-South east corner Of Brady and Sec
ond streets. Office hours from z to 8 A. ~, and
TO 7. III. june97 II
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AUSTIN CoRBIN. GEO. 8. C. DOW. g. z. BROWN.
GORHIN, DOW 4 BROWN,
A TTORNEYSAND COUNSELORS ATLAW,
"A and Not,ries Public.
:. y. BROwN, United States Commi ssioner.
OsPtoR-At Macklot l. COrbin's Exchange Of
hce, Davenport, Iowa. mAr3-tf
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JOHN N. CRAWFORD,
A TTOR NBY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
n AMI Not ary Public.
OfrrcE N ickolls Block, upstairs. jan2O
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BURrlS HOUSE.
NORNE 4 OF IOWA AND FIFTH STREETS
" Davenport, Iowa. mch92dtf
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= >
JOu ' G.. BILLS,

JOUS e. BILLS,
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
~ and Notary Public.
OFFICE -Davenport's Block, Davenport, Iewa.
nay2S
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Democrats in the different townships will see
that the usual PRIMARY mee,inxs are c.i, Cd IA tms
u appoint Delegates to the County Convention.
GEo. 80 los,
PESRY ALTMAN,
| WV. JAIL County Committee.
CHAs. Z PUrssn,
john +. kIsG.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-24

A. T., Il ID. KELLY,
DACKERS OF BEEF AND PORK, AND
i Shippers OF Live Stock, 81 Brady Street.
Jan lO-dfw
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JOAN ZuwMEm m ANN.

-DIANUA AND ORGAN MANUFAC-
HX%t turcr, one door west af corner
~ = 10th and I.eClaire streets, Davenport,
Iowa. All instruments of my own make warranted
and kept n order without er arge, five years.
N. B Repairing and tuning done At all times
and in the best manner.
DAvsSPoRr. April Is, 1860. lapll8-dly
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GEORGE r.. nUBHEs.L,
A TTOaNEY AT LAW AND NOTARf PUR-
~ Lie. ORFIcE. No. l. up stairs over Smith 8
VAR ,ty Store, corner Of Brady and SECOND streets
apis dly
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w a. LAMN,
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
n and Notary Public. Metropolitan Block, Dav-
export, iowa. mar5 II
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Valley City Mills Agency.
MITCHELL 4 JOHNSON, .Psop,seto.a.
lFANiLY FlA,Uk FROM THE ABOVE
N Mills for sale. vhIe ale .nd - sil, BY
WA.vAN TUYL, Ags.t,
No -. RnAy sassst, sssoaa door bsisv ith.
jaly16A1
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CHAs. u. PUTNAM. JOHN n. ROGERS
80 NAM Il ROGERS.
A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELLOR At LAW.
IA OFFICE, Davenport Block, No. 70, Main st.,
Second Floor. jun7 -du
10 PtRKER, ND. GRO. v. ACAkN, Y. d.
DOCTORS PARKER H. McCARN,

physicians AND SURGrONS. OFFICE,
i Mt franklin Slock, second foor ady ST.,
between Sc e,ond An Third, Davenport, Iowa.
DIR. PARKE4's residence. corner 9Th and Le Claire
strests.- Dr. e co. w. McCARss residence, east
side Of Rrady, second door from corner Of 9Th.
myl7
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kOW ARD y ExASER

CARPENTER AND BUILDER, AT COATES
~ d Patchns old shop alley opposite Engine
House on Brady street. ap9-dly
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An APPRENTICE To LEARN rnE TIN
IA n"r.' .''raie \ god honest active boy do
-ired, not over II or under /, years Of ago. Ap-
ply Immediately.
NtWMAN d ARNOLD.
IFuLAIRE Iowa. sepz0-H
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SuOREY a. OLIVER,

r 90 PUMP MAKERS.-SHOP ON THE AL
IL ley, between Front and Second, and Brady
and M,n streets, Dav nport, Iowa.
DAvENPoRT, March 3o-d3mwtt.
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@ ~. PKEsIY NAN.
(FoRxgRLy BURROWS h PRETrYAAH.)
CTORAGE, FORWARDING AND COMM!S
y sion Merchant, and Steamboat Agent.
No. 4, Aussow's Hlock leves,
apl4.tfl DAvENPoRr, Iowa.
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River Items.

Saturday, Sept. %, 1850.
ARRIVED
AD HrNE. Gait, Dubuque.
HAxMONIA, Cabsell, Monrrose.
FRED LoRENz, Green, st. Paul.
DEPARTED.
AD HINE. Gait, st. ouis.
Harmonic, Cabbell, Msntrose.
FRED LORsNz, Green. Montrose.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-04

noes I.
BILLS PASSED.
The Senate bill Incorporating the Charlottesville Man
ulacuring Company was taken up, on motion Of Dir.
RlNES discussion then rs to the power OF the
County Courts to incorporate such Companies and NJ.
Thompson, Chairman of the Committee of Agriculture
and Commerce before which all resolutions having II f.
ercnce to the incorporation of such Companies have to
be laid called the ayes and noes he should look on
the vote as instructive his Committee whether he
should in future report bills on such resolutions.
The bill then passed-aycs 3S, noes 1.
MANASSAS GAP RAILROAD.
Ga motion of Mr. MARSHALL Senate bill increasing
(hy three hundred AMI fifty thousand doars the capital
stock of the Manassas Gap Railroad Company and au-
thorling subscription thereto by the Board of Public
Works" was taken up, and he then by common consent
offered substitute, Changing the bill from loan to
preferred Stock which was adopted and then on his
| further motion, was laid on the table.
FIRST AUDITOR.
On motion Of Mr. DAY House bill increasing the saa
ry of the Auditor OF Public Accounts taken up on its
! third reading
Mr.. NEWTON moved to lay the bill on the table but
subsequently Withdrew the motion.
Mr.. JOHNSON moved to strike out 50 900 and insert
| 81 800.
Mr. PATE then moved to lay the bill on the table but
subsequently withdrew it.
! Mr. THOMAS, of Fairfax then moved to add to the
bill the words but all fees of Office not accrung TO the
Auditor be paid into the Treasury
! Mr.. BRANNON said il the amendment was adopted
| the object OF the bill would be defeated.
Mr.. THOMAS then moved TO lay the bill and amend.
ment on the table, and his motion prevailed
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD COMPANY
! On motion of Mr. ARMSTRONG, Senate bill TO
authorize the Board of Public Works to purchase of the
city OF Wheeling 5000 shares of the capital stock of The
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company was taken up.
and Mr.. NELSON advocated the bill at great length
Mr.. C0GHll.L then moved to lay on the table az he
desired to look into some statements made by Mr. NEE
| son.
| The bill was then laid on the table
The Senate adjourned
HOUSE OF DELEGATES
FRIDAY, Peb'y:.
The House called to order at the usual hour Mr.
KEMPER in the Chair.
Prayer by the Rev. DR.. Mnngerode, of the Rpiscops
Church.
MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
The Senate bill Incorporating the Lye Coal al Salt
Manufacturing Company was read and passed
REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES
! Reports from Charmen Of Committees were submitted
amending the Charter Of the city Of Richmond and re-
organizing the Hastings Court thereof amending Sd and
4t sections of chapter % Of the Code rpearS certain
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alton or ,he view, and positions Of which have more

mraou CT the views and positions Of which have more
.1rt'y m.. ri,h orr concurrence. We commend u,
l--so.r .r r ,,r.c aul tlo1-rilul pcrlsa Oh every
r1H.or. CITIZEN OF t.r inif ORD r.f''er bog What putty
urme o. o.. igu,ua1 le may Poe suoan We on', wish
ia,u a.u ed ,bousasd co. les of IL m'shtbc struck off
and catt nod broad as through the State and through
out he Union And express the hope that steps may
be taken by the Wing members Of the Legislature to
carry into elect PARTIALLY least, the suggestion We
have made The cost Of ten twenty thousand copies
woul be but tribe, and feel fully convinced that
,, general circulation of such document would arouse
the thought and patriotism Of vrgnian and be followed
by the happie, results in all parts of the country Az
an events We sincerely that every Opposition jour
u, I'm the State will deem it Of su ent Importance 10
spread before their readers.
We r.io.ce that our own views Of the ncxpctency OF
Virginia sending delegates to the proposed Southern
Conference are fortified aud sustained by those OF so
fr-seei1g, experienced, patriotic and distinguished
statesman "a Mr. R;yes Surely after reading and pou-
J,rin- his able aud luminous argument this subject
mo- member of the Virginia Legislature can hesitate sim
e moment as TO the course which duty and policy COM
m7uJ him 70 pursue. Rely upon it, gentlemen OF the
General Assembly those of YOU who may vote to send
Commissioners TO Southern Sectional Di,uuon Conyen-
,1a under existing circumstances, viii live 70 rue the
dsv that Won per etra'cj such folly. The bad odor
of s-sa yo.c VIII cling to YOU forever. Besides you
were e.c.sI 90 take no step in such direction When
,g people of Virginia participate i'm southern
Conference" teg win say SO, In uuu.aeahle terms,
and cleo. Delegates 90 it themselves. We beseech you,
...- q, remember $40 similar Conventions i'm the past
nd -.-.I'rr -rt .bratcI Hartford Convention and
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. .r.t 4 g.. ,r.f..,..-
Tie h.f ".' "'fN''.'' t'''-N q" Up ~
County. .uI Democratic paper coa,au- the following
.r ,,. 1r,..il,.i lad tl. rr0u1sou Co send Commits
.. W. .4..,.. an, , sim
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80. q. H "...' resistance '' ''' ''''9 ''''''l o
M Republican President Is advocated and cordially
.,rf line reasoning, and conclusions of the remain
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"ile resolution. offered Ht our tv.h'l ,.'e'l.'' mr.
.srH..r Pm fH' l'7.i'ar. ana ""'.n "I '' i''hd lH
H..er co"." t' ' seems i' us i''' present proper
--...l rs. uat COME 90 li'' conclusion before we
.,r. aware Cha. Nr. IAra'ar ''l Determines io o.,r
..n 49,. ..r' taken '-' Southern grounds. lH iHs
........er a- u.r 'u...H sell .uo". ami were, a One
... prepared Geo ..l....'s cal. .'r' southern tonycu
.oa vI,.. view H .HH..l,. H..ion though mo-, To- jon
m.i... -.n.rtt. -'H ..' N.,ta.t1 States. Fro" iur
...nea.. ..Ff.. " regard 20 im, a'io" "e Rave
"r. ur ... Pop i.'.ag'- iur only c'3n-' 'A oNi
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-04


Tie ........G letter addressed by Nr. Rise, ta a
-sr - .t s.--,--t ,rbr.. question, OF t'e l.v Inns
r..
4. .Ir... Do before 600. readers.
C,.r.F Hun. 9th Jan. 1860.
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-04
VIZ. RlNc., Lctter.

We-a.et 81. to-Jay's issue OF .be Wigs mos. patr.
otis. d. r0-i e. sad MASTERY letter from the Hos Wa
uss O. Ens.. The views OF so able, eHpe eaoci, and
Distinguished Statesman attract at all times, ouly
,ae ae.t ~ # the people Virginia bat Oh attention
Of the people of the entire nation. His p esent letter
we are sure viii attract much more than ordinary a''en-
ton boz On accom- az he gravity aud Importance OF
the sri discusses aud Of the clear concise and e-
lie ous style 10 which be discusses them. We have rare
ID read any document which has seted Hors Of our I'D
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-04
- AT MEETING OF THE Di.

49, AT A MEETING OF The DE-
S recioB Of the Board Of Trade held on the "a dfee
was considered proper and opporune The
tim Law !" .
fssosrsd unanimously That an irresponsible OF ireass
currency Is an Incubus the prosperity and growth Of any "a
Inuny, aud The only true and safe upon which Blnin
De established Is that which makes bank notes In all "F
equivalent H. coin.
mat The present law requiring the redemption OF me
te iherioT Banks at the poat they ddn In the
trade has bad most wholesome effect upon the general 4
OF STATE aLd the t.ndeney OF It's repeal would be
e state with promseuous, unsound, and rredeemAos "a
circulation & the great injury Of all the interests eonnee'
trade.
That this exemption law would be far beneficial Aa
tive, all hebanks forbidden by pay ou az al
whatever except such they would redeem In gold a.
Counters HORACE L. KENT, ff"N
ISO h. o. iIRoRYE ssc,y pro tenn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-04

SENATE.
The Senate was called to order at T. O'Clock, Lent
Gov MONTAGUE IN the Chair
message received from the House Of Delegates
announcing that they had passed Senate bill 20 ucor
porate the Cottage Bridge Company and Senate bin
TO incorporate the Brunswick and Greenyle Railroad
Company with an amendment, adding more MINES
On motsn of Mr. DAY, the amendment adopted.
communication was received from the Executive,
enclosing the statement of such of the Banks OF the
Commonwealth as have made reports for tn quarter
ending 3lst December last.
On motion Of Sir. ISBELT, laid the tabls, and or
dered to be printed
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-04

See noble examples this popular feeling the proeeediDs
lately pubhed meetings Bangor In Maine BaFnEtahe
Massachusetts, and LuEsrns 10 PsnrsyNsns-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-28

The COMING REvoLurIoS.-The indications VI
rising popular sentiment, In favor Of secession
In the Southern and South sestsrn States, should
New York csst Der electoral vote Tor Lincoln,
aud thus s~cure the triumph Of toe bis X r-puo-
lican party. are multiplying on every eide.
That this feeling On the part Of the Southern
people In a we'll founded and necessary one for
their own self. deieuce no man can deny VITO
remembas the Sact tina, the whole fot,n istion
Of that party IL the assertion that slavery l. an
evil and u crime The only logical devrlope-
meni Of this ioes l. that proclaimed BY Horace
Greeley, Of eternal war on slavery wherever Il
u,ay exist This is q clear and incorporating
declaration OF war sgsnst the South. and IL has
been endorsed By Lincoln hiui-slf 10 the an.
nounosnsp, Of biz conviction TIA, "this Union
csDno, exist bali slave aud half FREE"
With suoh distinct and unblnshiog announce
D.u,s OF the future policy Of the federal
government even the WELDON OF babe
~ouId counsel the Souih n put lie house
IN order aud prepare for the coming emer-
grncJ. This Il is doing, and the Grit step
OF such an occasion Ia the eviueinr
~ prudent dssire 10 secure the money that
may be wanted " Lincoln receives the vote
IL New York on the 9th Of November next. the
arst effect will be q run on the Southern banks
tor gold. The course Of exchange 1. now
against New York. large gums and credits
being necessarily seut TO the South ~ csrrz,the
cotton crop 10 Europe. AMI this will give the
Southern banke 81 enormous power 70 drain
ours Of specie. Under these circumearce Gee re
sss4 have 2 c.s " 1s sals :ss sid Ss;sla
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-28
speech OF HxrssheI ". Jonnson at Ricl
moAd, VA.

nltHnoSD VCS ~, t50O
Herschel v johnson epoko here 10 night He St.
thai ,boee VITO socgh, 10 oprse 01ugas were the q
onioDststbat the natioall den ocracy we're th.
who non aztec Dovgia--,rst the ssocdlpg dslega
we're EXCLUDED frtn lie Cooverton They ven ont 8
uifeiaoie tci ncaliiy, ngardss OF rripciple. The
gina delegation votca bfy times Tor Hunier,
they thereby sfn,1et their scquiesoence In the Oou
platform, and q vac bad faith ca tier part % Il
round and ADOPT Br,ch'urioge thsir nominee. IL
q history Of the Clayton compromise. a. concadec
J. G. Calhoun ard ant Mr.. ceyton, 20 which Yr Ma
rtfered In bis sp.ech in tue HKSAlD. He fsii q
Alabama, In 1896, 10 ths National Corventi5n dsmaa
non Iiefysn,iou n ,,ne qua supplu ~ ~
las, While VirsLis, ~ tue came Convention taroogh
Rusfell one o. Der oc'egs,e.. q :, ccuaad,i aad
salvet ,his principle He quoted ds opia,an Of
auDicr IA The sspa, 10 favor Of the power o. rcrr,V
Lss laiures TO regulate slnvcry ia TIER way
uaistsned that The 8 nth scqr.es.cd IA ID. o.dscr
viso, as well as Mr.. Brchsnan, erd Mr.. Bc,ckinEs
acceptance az the pormstsoo az ciocilnati -as pro-
gross Inconsistency, whinh the country viii day AZ
state. lie concluded wih other facs In regSr,
the Missouri compromise.