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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-21
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The -,ll.a Gazette remarks that the Fo"SgNd
. tLe Administration organ ia Philadelphia, takes NJ
senator Hunters recent speech on the Tariff in which
Lg gave his opinion t,t no change in the revenue laws
WIS necessary, aud t,ry declares that all save one OF
e Senator's assertions in defence of his position, care
uiy coutradetei by results and that hi' arguments
are a false and untsnible Aud this is the way the
Administration organ in Pennsylvania treats the opinions
and yess OF Democratic Senator who claims to speak
tae sentiments Of the Democratic party of Nrginisi
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Rc1urn OF ne.esates.

Tlc South Carolina dclgltlOu 70 Tie Richmond Con-
yeuon returned 90 this cy on yesterday together with
several of the Alabama delegates The former did lot
check their baggage through to Balumo.e-the latter
dl. bu, becoming ji,Tg'et,d with the delay attending
tte.r admission if admitted at al, they tarned
about arJ az, now an Richmond The adjourned Rich
m1aj Convention will perhaps not r5-assemLe for sev5-
r.I jlvs TO come
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The organ Of tie Kitchen Cabinet at Washingon-tne
Sor-ets out some secrets which serve to justify the
q spc.atoo OF por5tAs and his friends touching ibe
T esideu,ia nomination at Baltimore. In It's issue o.
TUESDAY morning. that paper speaking Of DorStAS says;
Knowing vel that he never can be nominated with the
assent OF the bona ffc delegation from any Democratic
party STATE We have not the least idea that he can carry
single electoral IN November next. But his posi-
lion political gamCster IS very desperate one, and
he is accordingly playing for his last possible stake. He
has doubt spent In his canvass for the Presidential
nomination. and previously for the Senate, more than
hundred thousand dollars more han he worth when
his senatorial canvass commenced the extra hundred
thousand having been advanced by friends, principally
Who seek TO make good things by specializing upon the
National Treasury in OF his election Bat the amount
indicated above does not the pecuniary cost OF hs
elec,iOneerug expenses; thousands thousands OF
dollars worth Of matured but unredeemed paper no"
adoat, made TO cover such expenses for his beneht
prove.
W.thou. stopping to estimate the pecunary and polt
zeal loss that must upon him by his defeat to-day
tomorrow next day, Baltimore may safely say
that such financial and political slaughter rs It VIII re-
suit in wall have been previously unhedrd DIN this couu
try The massacre Of the Iunocents was nothing TO what
&c viii be- Thousands Of pesierous, specializing, Ireasu
ry-p,uuderug ana in all respects uutruStworthy pOhu
clans viii die in day, Ike winged maggot-&ay hivs-
IN April Honest men, TO whom some OF them may owe
money may be losers by their demolition. But the eoun
try viii be infinitely the gamer FROM the lesson It WI,
teach as that the day should be welcomed when then
politically dead bodies NAV smell Enthusiastically IN th'
nos,rs Of the public their corrupt practices aud pur
poses do noN, while they fancy themselves on the higl
road 10 success in their schemes.
We have heretofore heard similar rumors in respect t.
the dcsperatcress Of DoUGlAss fortune. 1t is stao'
that De owes BsNoNr the jew Banker several huudrcC
thousand dollars; and BELMONT was at Charleston IN
iusrousy lobbying TO secure the nomination Of the
"Lie Giant it is very generally supposed that he eN
poets to save h large deb, in peculiar avors shown Il
Dim blythe DoUGLAs Administration. Certain it is, al
the little Democratic organ Washington states, that th
administration Of DoUGtAs would oyer-top BUcHAN
AIS if that were possible in the matter Of official swad
ing, stealing, and general corruption.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-21
Coprre,sIonaI Insurance.

Uis s'a'ei tJa, a cunning member Of the lobby has
ayeutej scheme by which he proposes to secure votes
I'm the House OF R,p-esentives for schemes engineer
eI by him. lie undertakes, FOX the payment Of 500,
On guarantee auy members reelection or to forfeit
1o1 Having invested his premium, he represents TO
DTS Insured clients that they must vote for such and such
bills or they will ilre their chances. II they decline
h threatens 70 cancel the obligations retaining the bo
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-21
-uD,,on of the buchanan Administration.

f,rruption Of the buchanan Administration.
thousand upon thousands of she patriotic and well
meaning citizens Of this country deceived by the
Democracy in 1886 and induced 90 cast their votes for
JtvFs BrcHANAv Tie vas represented as an honest
,argbt conservative man. aud a seadast and reliable
trend Of the South. while both FtLvosE and FEsNoNr
,rs denounced and yi5ed without stint The fears Of
pv we're aroused for The safety Of the Union, and for
The SAT- g. Of tie South and &c openly aud every
where asserted ha upon the election Of BycuNNAN rested
ts pree walton of the Couieieracy. This misrepresen
,eton Of the Democracy effected the plrpose designed
and Brcu,N,S was eectei How has he conducted
himself fl his great oH,cs Have the expectations he
si,bes Of those who voted tor him been realized Has
De given pace 90 the Jrions Has he done aught for
the ad,a tare Of the Soa'h Above ALL has be proved
himself honest and honorable in bis admnis,r ion Of tie
affairs OF tie Goyerauet.
Look at the startling and dsgracefu revelations that
have recently come light and Dec each Of onr readers
answer for himself tie questions we have proPounted-
and especially tle one concerning the Pesdcuts ,a'eg
ry. We ak in au cluior aud sincerity DO no, these
revelations show usl ,he cold public flucic-gry as
Dbl. r.tiaers deGsd. 10 call him. hon the period OF bis
acc s1r % o.e down to the present moment has been
guilty of deep CORRUPTION himself aud exhibited dis
position % pei r corrup. to h0Iest men IN conducting
she affairs o. governments Have not thousands, and
even millions OF the peoples money been deliberately
stolen from h public treasury by the Presidents agents
Is not pubic puuierrs the order o. The day and does
no. Brru,>AN himself c5nuiye az the wholesale ssindiog
Of his Oil ed'i.rs, L7o. alta 81. -e development aud
.sy whether BccuASAS himself IS not as deep in the
mud Of corruption as Bis ra,lu1rs aye in the miTe.
I.his recently been shown by t-s evidence of Mr.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-21

IL
thy adj the convention the threatening
pec clouds head led to believe there
down oens the lightning Illuminated the heavens and the
sounds Of thunder reveiberaed far and near.
Notwithstanding this unvorabe state OF the elements the
the band Of the keystone Club commenced payip
srs Of most lively description which had the effect OF drawing
shortly after o'clock the ceased weather became
prOpou consequently the crowd Increased The
larger proportion Of the Convenon being at the audience
cOntened by listening to the music fthe band
The Douglas wing OF tue Democracy assembled Hon
digham Ohio length claims
Judge Douglas upon The DocfGy and particularly upon
portion Of t. The Judge he thought bore the cloak
The tile Gisnt had visited tue General at the hermitage who
told him that by his noble tncs OF his New Orleans
that he had smoothei dhe Generally to tn grave
Tremendous cheering Judge n'ugai certainly the
Tor the Presidency He the sp aker dd not believe In iquaer
sovereignty commonly interpreted hut he believed In the pow
Of the people Popular Sovereignty what be Advocated
Mr. tchs q Pennsylvania was Introduced He though,
sound basis VINO was the end botn Of the North and
South lAIpause
At this point OF III, address Mr. Hogan Of Kentucky anti
Douglas man. commenced Grafton the bacody
the crowd became sep aated into two distinct factions
The gentleman from Pennsy continued, also the
from Kentucky and he readily imagined, there
considerable difference Of opinion between them Ihey
ernate Interrupted by applause aad goans but both held to
this point loud cries far Mr. Yancey OF Alabama
Will. we're only queed BY Information balcony
Gmor House that neman would be unable speak
A DOUGLAS
The Douglas seized the otuny 10 create diversion In
their faytr introduced Mr. Logan OF Illinois, That gentle
convinced that Judge Douglas tho ohy who
could possibly country preGen crisis and conn
Length suogz the character his favoe He also
reviewed the Of Mr. Y9noey and evidently not an ad
rer Of the political atiecedents OF that gentleman
During the above gntleman address Mr. Scott OF Alabama
from the balcony Of the GmOr House. explaining TO his wins
Of the party what constituted the course Of the Democrat
party OF the country
Mr. Walker Of Alabama as) addressed the audience nom The
GmOr House aud occupied derable time Ia explaining tbs
Interests Of the Sauh and that Of the Democratic party
The Douglas patty In til: meantime introduced Mr. Munson
Ohio who surrounded by friends the steps Of
Hon Johnson earnestly advocated the claims
JUICE Douglas lie spoke clear and forcble and
listened TO with marked attention. ... .....
Mr. Fisher Virginia caused debate In the Oonvenor
during the afternoon spoke the Gmor House His remarks
however could scarcely heard osing u the noise prevsr
from rival speakers he steps Of the adjoining house Both par
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-21
THE oxYoKN.rru n,rrv,.

The qusiss Of this medicine have PLACED upon an I,.,A
bic foundsiion 10 destroying disease inducing h., 49,
no parallel.
FOR ihs following Complaints these Bers are spsse u,
DI'pep'io or fdi, en, Heart Burn Aciity oosii,.s,
Ina Of Aprotis, Hsadrols and Gsnsrai DaJHty
In many sections Of country this prspua,oa sr.sv.
used BY physicians In their practice and seems 70 h.y. ~
many To health who apparently beyond reach Of he
Ing art.
YoRE, Livingston Co. n. Y, oc,. l. Isso
Mess-s 2 W. PowtH a Co
srs:-Dysp,psf, with iis bumberess associate. took nj, IT,
abode with In opposition 70 the skin Of many he mo-,
brsied physelsns untl the spirit Erg f relief e -
found) 70 surrender and bid adj "a n ~ earthly bsrnae %
was induced by the urgency q hend 70 THg OKYGysl
TED BITTgRs, little dreaming that Gilsaa az h, 100
less OF patent ucdcncs The drs drauzii -,
induced 10 quan But thanks he God y,f, -.
most efficient and grateful one too The most
heart Immediately after takirg food. attended grs,
ton snd very heaucntly violent attacks OF panst -
twelve tweny-four hours Leaving mach :,
pogerless that spoonful Of milk rice would -
rrdensome commence by t,itg haf taspoonf' -.
bottles since then 81 intervals have taken two more
Ibegan TO realize rs gena effects immedl iey besides Il
tremely grateful and refreshing beverage which
that but few sicnes boast o. would sir. me-. I,5
and earnestly beg all who are afflicted with Dyspepsia any &
te test oxygenaed Bters do esteem them aVsa
Very respectfully Mss " srJCEIyC
~ Prepared by sErH w. PowLE CO., Boston ,,a .,
Co. W. PETERSON p DUvAL Richmond, And b. n ADD Az,
gsts and dealers In medicines 10 city and country.
mysO-dciTlm
sAxDs Observation-Disclosures and e1p,en,. hsr. A..
monstrsted upon the condition Of the blood dspspd
health Of body Consequently when dse,se m ,h,D d,
scrofua erypess ulcers, erupuons liver coma,
&C., appear evident that the fi.esp, t,
and impurities have been engendred In the t
which working their way the surface This celebrated r.
tract speedily purify the blood equaire clrcusu A.
prove the appetite npa and sgor the system ami ma
ually, but surely, eStirpate the disease i,l8--itul.
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ANnrnrR rRRsoyAL nIrrIcrL1r.

personal difficulty has occurred between two members Of the
virginia delegation hch has led to hostile mrssag Mr. Pryor.
friend OF OF the psre arrived In the city yeterd
unders and that efforts beng made bring
Adjustment and IL Is bell we'd they will be successful The affair
it Il said, grows out Of the Douglas controversy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-21
10Th .Inne- $50.

9th June, 1860.
The President-As no objection is mad the ch lr will
take it for granted that the permission is given.
Mr. Seuart Of Michigan, moved that the Convention
do adjourn.
Cries of Hear Mr. Fisher and adjourn
Mr. Rynders, Of New York. ris to point of order
submit that it il Of order for the gentleman from
Michigan (Mr. Seulr to move adj ournment when the
gentleman from Virginia Mr.. Fisher upon the floor
Laughter.
The motion to dourn wa agreed to.
Aud the convention accordingly adjourned to Ia A.
NJ, to-day.
After the ndournmen. of the Convention loud cries
made for Mr.. Fisher of rgina, who was ons OF
the Charleston seceders and also one OF the Wee Pest
dents of the Richmond Convention but has been allow
ed his in the Convention without his right
being questioned He responded briefly to the CALL aud
said he regarded the fact OF his having seeded at Charles
ton one OF the proudes acts OF his life lie could not
have died with clear conscience had be have remained
Laughter He, however devoted to the Constitu-
ton and the Union He thanked the Convention for the
honor done him. and down amid shouts of laughter.
Marshal Ryuders of New York, also loudly call
ed for and said he would to them tomorrow
afternoon, at o'clock the OF the next President
of the United States. Cries OF name him now, don't
keep the secret to Yourself
Col ---, OF Alabama an eccentric old gentleman,
with filming red vest then amused the audience for
few minutes proclamng himself admrer OF Thorn
Jefferson and General jackson. lie kept the house in
of laughter for timc the crowded dress cir
Gle Of ladies ENJOYING the scene very much heavy
shower Of rain kept the crowd OF spectators and
delegates from dispensing and the amusement kept
up until the lights extinguiShed by the economical
superintendent OF the house.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-21

stept Up their psatbs alternately eh.erd By elr
different constituents
1he speaking kept until nearly 10 o'clock
being ahy represented In fact appeared casual observ
the speakers undergoing D. Of
little could be heard owing
aad confusion pre- salng At che tim Douglas man bold
b invaded the balcony the Gor and proposed three
for Douglas Ills opponents however, promptly
this sion introduced speaker Loul
tn1a made for "Yancey but that gentleman not appearing
finally the crowd wsAet with the fatigue, evening
I'd for their respective homes.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-21
E.tab -ish,d A.D .l15I.-BRANDRErH's pills r

Estab ishcd a. ID. IT5I.-BRANDRErHs PILLS re
move body cavities bowels and the ways Of the
circulation those dead matters body, which occasion
peculiar heavy feeling Ia colds headaches &C These pure
y vegetable pills do upon healthy parts except TO cleanse
an purify timely many valuable life. and
BzSuEE Pms should therefore, be la every house ready
d. James Ll, Of Potlsdam \. y writes, AHg II, ls59
Il met with man three weeks ago Who had slightly Injured
finger three days before which eaused immediate pain
swelling AID viient fever When him the pain and swell
Ing hSd shoulder deprvnE him Of sleep
tanag eoored aud the point Of morA
ton got there a. evening and during the night gave him
whole box % pills applied yeast pOuee and saved bis life ~"
Sold price IS cents 2t Canal ST. New York and BY all
Draggstt Also BY all respectable dealers In medicines
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-21

OLASTER YARD.-HAVng leased the lot neat 70 my
Warehouse TIE Dock shah keep constantly hand
supply Of the best LUMP PLASTER which viii sell the lowest
mtIkt ratts All Plaster sold By vii be wEiGHbD or As
DtL ERED ther vih be ght the eOnsGner-
orders ron The trade hned o. accommodating terms.
Isl5 dles A. LEE.
WEDES lHON.-2s tons assorted receiving and for sale
~ ~ EDWIN W0RThAM 90,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-21

TooTHAcaG Cured ia minute For twenty-five cents, by
the COyE ANODySE rOJr Acting upon the
impsTts las relief with dcolorng the teeth
pleasantly affecting breatA palate Once you will
never Sinsy be Without IT, Only iy 1t. and complain
Of aghlag teeth
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