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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-01-04
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-01-04
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-01-04
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@m 2iRen December, in QopBia EaunI6ip,
0s&a Gauntp, 81 a9eI, Gtssattin bes Serrn
Dennis Deibrrt, cine 0stprne Sacpb, in rinenl
IltCr Srn rtpa AZ Sabrrn.
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6a9cn.
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prn 79 9abrn, Wlpnat unp II Gasen.
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Sobn srn Seiie uno Glen 3rllner. mad bans
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-01-04
Die 2ecbd SdilmtD
8tbel% 0e1cQ I61ft

balt ibr iGbrli6s geriammluns am SCnrtas ben
Sten Sanuar, tint 81 llbr Qtsnps in Der bout
iden gpansrlIten 9atGerItrn Stride in gam'
taun. Die gBabl fir Seamtsn rirO Nann 9es
batten unO anbee nTtbise grIdGfte trsrrm ptr'
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-01-04
6ilbcr tl1inen in Californian.

Son San Sranti5fo lduft Die tiberras
Ibenoe gtobribt Elm, paB bon Den Sitabz
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-01-04
Die 3tebun9

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ron bss llrtuI6retsnm 9idst llntsrnrDmn bat
am t9hn Ssrelrtsr nidt itattssfunren. 50 iinO
nod mebr unprrtauits Gidcts ersctcmmen, ols
mar srpartrt bate, unb poter wurpf ibm pcn
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lang aufuI6ietrn, tis bic 9dcts polsnbt SmFauft
fub. gr ma6t aIlo bic @n3eise pab Der 9idet=
Orrtauf auf5 nsus tetriebrn miro uno ICtaIo ais
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Sanuar 4, 1860. natp
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-01-04
SNs SaeGcr GOtcl
Souuar 4. 1850.

SSn oer Stdot NuCntaun.
Der unter3si6nrts gilt rem aasrmrircn gub.
ltfum trrourh Na&ridt. RAP rr bas ,,QoIer
Sotcl" in Der Stact 9llcniaan, 2c6a @auntS,
pennlplpansn, cbnlSn9t tsSUssn bat, unb nun
tcrCit ii alien NnpuGrrren ra4 gGmIA 3u bic.
nen.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-04
HoUsEoF REPRESENTATIVES.

FRIDAY, Feb. 8.
The House met pursuant TO adjournment.
Under a Suspension of the rule, the bill
making appropriations tor paving the ex-
penses of IuI ming the boundary lines between
Tennessee aud Kentucky, aud Tennessee and
Virginia. was taken up on its third reading,
aud alter discussion aud amendment, was
passed.
The following bills were then introduced,
read first time and several'y pa ssed:
Mr.. Morris, a bill to amend section 35l5 of
the Code.
Also, bill to authorize County Courts to
appoint a Treasurer of the Poor House for
their respective counties.
Mr.. Morphis, bill 10 amend the criminal
laws of this State.
Mr.. Trewbitt, bill for the relief of the
people-autbor zing the Bank of Tennessee to
issue notes of as low denomination as TWO
dollars.
Mr.. Bayless, bill for the benefit of Micaja
Bullock and Others. committee on the Code
during the last Legislature.
Mr.. Britton, bill for the relief of Alex.
r. Anderson.
Mr.. Cheatham. bill to authorize the
town OF Springfield TO subscribe stock in a
Turnpike company.
MIR. Vaughn offered a resolution instruct
ing our Senators and representatives. in
a treaty with Great Britain for the rendition
of might've slaves. Lies over.
NJ. Nall. resolution appointing Com
missioner t. obtain he cession from Kentnc
OF ruin rIit,ry, under the late re-survey
of the line between tue States. Lies over.
The House then resumed the consideration
of bills on second readiug-scyeral of which
were passed, aud action taken on others as
follows:
The bill TO aboli-h the office of School Ex-
aminer, &c. Indefinitely postponed
The bill to amend the Road Laws. Re
jected.
Adjourned till 2 p IN.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-04
The Free Negro Bill.

The Committee of the Senate have report
ed back the House Bill for the expulsion of
Free Negroes from this State, recommending
its rejection. DR.. PETERS. Senator from Htr-
deman, has introduced u bill in lieu. which
greatly modifies The stringcncy of the pro-
visions of that which passed the House. 1t
was ordered TO be printed. and the sutject
was made the special order for Friday of
next week. We have not read the measure
proposed by pr. PkTEEs, but have been in-
formed ihat il Is ably aud skillfully drawn !;
is considered sufficient remedy for the evils
produced by the presence of that class Of
population In our midst. and will in all prob
ability pass the Senate. We trust the Sen
ate's deliberations may res ult in such law
- viii be both just to the Free Negr oes, aud
consistent with the interests OF the people.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-04

The meeting Of the Davidson County OPP
position win take plsce at the Court House
in this city to-day At IL O'Clock We hope
TO see every civil district in the county large
~ represented, and that our friends in the
emphaticsliy Peoples Movement, and its
success depends upon the gOod faith and pa
triotism Of the Masses The specializing and
trading politicians have had the management
OF public affairs until The country i greatly
Endangered, and il is now time for The people
to take the feins in their own hands, to bring
II back to its former peace aud prosperity.
In addition to the appointment Of delegates
10 the Stale Convention on the 2zd inst.
speeches will be delivered by able and elo-
quent friends of conservatism and the Union.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-04
Col. a. NJ. Looney,

The time draws near wheE it will become
the duty Of the conservative men of Tonnes
see. Opp0-ed to the misrule and corIuptions
of the Democratic party, by sheir Represent
aIivrs assembled in Convention, TO appoint
Electors for the State at laTge-whOse duiy
10 will Be in The coming canvass, to carry
their flag in defence OF the principles of their
party, and to arraign and convict the present
administration of the evils at present upon
the country. The times demand that the
conservatives should put forth their best men
TO act in this capacity. The Opposition owe
il TO Themselves, that men, eminent for abilI-
ty for political honesty aud for determined
boldnpsS. shond be sclect,d--and in of; rim q
the name of Col. A. NJ. Looncy, of Maury. TO
that cOhven ion. as a man eminenily qualified
ia all those particulars for that position. " e
DO but give utIerance to the often expressed
wish and well-kuOwn feeling of the party in
this section of the State. 1t will be rrmem-
Der, d that at tn last Opposition Convention
held in this county, Col. Looney was the
unanimous first choice for Governor, of the
OppOs.t iGn OF Maury county. That the same
feeling now exists we well know.
We r peat. Col. LOoney is "A man most emf
nently lifted for the position. His fame as
an eloquent and able orator, is co-exiensivc
with the limits of the State. His wcll-carned
popularity, his gallant and chivalrous bear
lug. MS buti tHeh
all bis undying and undertaking hatred TO
the corrupt prgciic, OF the Democracy, point
to him as man for the occasion.
In fine, Col. Looney combines within him.
self, all the qualifications essential To the
discharge of the duties of Elector for the
ate at large. and being such. there is no
man who in that capacity. could better fill
the wishes of his party here.
We do not know whether the position would
be acceptable. or whether If rendered him. he
would accept it. His lifelong devotion TO
conservative principles, and his readiness at
all times To meet the advocates OF Democra-
cy, have been our only guarantees that be
would serve. In our representative capaci-
ty, we ofier his name to the conservative men
of Tennessee, as The most suitable man Tor
the high position OF Elector for The State at
Large-uItTy Press
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-04

Velvet, Brussels, ply -ngrain all wool half wool,
STAIR Hall Cotton, Carl etings, every grade and
quality. Mats, HeaTth-Rags Canton Mating, cocoa
do. Indeed, it is our Furps Sc to keep constantly on
hand full and conf lete stock of the above Goods
which We will ofer 90 Cash or prompt time dealers
is low If not IS, than an! other house ia the west
country.
To those who are in search Of Goods below tie
ma ket prices, (oR p X L. IS THAN THY ARE
WORTH J we would say that our arrangements are
completed fer obtaining cons gnmeIts anu .. }, b
Lots - that will enable ali times meet their
wishes, and earnestly request all Cash BGyeIs or
Prompt Pay ing Customers 10 call ana examine
stock before purchasing elsewhere We are deter
mined TO make our house the Depot Of Cheap Goods
TRAbUE & LUCJS.
notice will be given Of our first Mammoth Auc-
ton Sale OF Spring ana Summer foods.
feSl-U
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-04
Remarks OF SIP eaker Pennington.
On taking the Chair in the House of Rep
raSanf,tivas Eeh ISt-


GeniIenen Of the HOUSE Of Representatives.: i
return you my grateful acknowledgements
for In. distinguished honor You have been
Speaker of this House. Coming here for the
first time Mt the present session, 10 he asso-
ciated with you a. member, no event could
have been so unlocked for than that | should
be called upon TO preside over your delibera-
tious aud my friends will do me the Justice
to say that | have not sought The position,
as / certainly never desired il. | am never
theIess as conscious or he dignity and impor-
nee OF this high Office a. any gentleman can
be. but shsuld have been far better pleased
could its duties have been entrusted to ADLER
and more experienced hands. Alter witness
ing the almost insnrmonntable obstacles in
the way of uonoreaaization o. this House.
came to the conclusion that any gentleman
of any party VINO could command a majority
of The votes for Speaker. was bound in q
ference To public exigencies. TO accept the
responsibility act oil patriotic duty,
whether il was agreeable To his personal
feelings or not. As that choice has unex-
pect,dly fallen on me, / have not hesitated
10 ACCEPT il. In the execution OF this high
trust my object will be to do my duly with
impartialiIs aud justice 10 all. shall have
great necessity, gentlemen. for your indul-
xence in the Rev position in which / am
placed, aud feel entire confidence thai
shall receive IL at your hands. A Reprcsen-
taiiyes from the STATE OF New Je. sey, upon
who's. soil 80 many brilliant achievements
were accomplished Ia the Revolutionary ar,
aud whose opie have ever been distin-
gaished for la ar desoiinn to the Union "a I'd
Constitution. pray 10 the Great Arbiier OF
our deslinies thai may do no &C. 81 impair
tn. integsIsy Of either. bat that by wise aud
pradeat eaanssis. pace ard order may reisn
Ia our midsi. and cur tree institasi,us be
perpetaaied 10 sar descendants. l heel that
have national heart. embracing all paI ;
OF Jar III ed Union- Again thanking > n
for your kiadaess, now enter upea abe
duties u hal arduoas and complicated sta
tloE-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-04
YOUNG mEs,s CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.

Regular Monthly BusIness Meeting.
TUESDAY NIGHT, FEB 7TH INST,
In the new Hall, where the Union Prayer Meetings
are daily held, over Farrar Dismukes' Boot and
Shoe Store, College street.
An Essay wiz be read BY 10. B. sIITT Esq. mem-
Der of the Association.
Under resolution the public are invited to attend
Young DESTROYS OF uniting with the ASS .ciaiicn
have op ,ortuniy of sending in their petitions for
action at this meeting.
P. L. NicHoL,
febz-3t Recording secretary.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-04
AFTERNOON SESSION.

The House met, and under suspension 81
the rule, took up, amended aud adopted the
resolution OF Mr.. Nall, offered this NOR ng
appointing Judge w. G. Dunlap Commission
er to obtain the ces>iOn OF certain territory
belonging to Kentucky.
The calendar of bills on s. cond reading
was then taken up and number of the same
Were disposed of.
Mr. Shid introduced bill to regull ate
the rac'ice on tie subject of bail OF persons
accused of crime whilst on trial.
The bill to equalize taxation removing GER
tain taxes from Grocery keepers. Rejected
The bill 10 amend the Road Laws. Indeii
nitely postponed.
Adjourned till a. m, tomorrow.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-04
ra- The Cincinnati Commercial, referrin

rs- The Cincinnati Commercial, referring
to the Union f, sival that has just lighted up
the heart of the r pablo. says:
The States of Tennessee. Kentucky, Ohio,
and Indiana are watered by the same rivers,
aud the hearts of their people are aglow with
Kindred blood. Tennessee. Kentucky. and
Ohio, have their rcprenlative men on the I'M
mortal pages OF tie history OF cur country
in the names of jackson, Clay and Harrison.
Tiny have their representative Trees. famous
Ia romantic lrgeud AID the stories OF politi-
cal campaigGs-t the H;c;oTy, the Ash and the
Ducksyr, They shave, aud share alike, among
him the glory Of y ar and ths profit Of pcacs.
So long as the Tennessee, the Cumberland,
the Kentucky. KsnaWha. Muskingum. Seioto.
Mama and Wabash flow out To the Ia heF OF
floods in one splendid stream-aad the HEX
o,y- the ash and the buckeye-ihr liberty
re- IF The :. vrrai States-shall mingle their
foIiag. l., the forests on the soil OF each-the
nam : al oar iilustlious heroes aud statesmen
hail shine in the same nat.onal constellation
IA, ,v,r and m peacc ogr enemies vii be The
eomu.,n ...e,ny aud oar siieRds mutual; aud
ami NJ. shall D.. uai ed Ia those manly aad
T,,,r;,,ie .ymntthIs-S y hich are strsngrr tsan
e.,n,titutieas and e.Bmerciai ehsnne-s-
uarchmen,s navigate rivers. aud iron rs'ads
in binding our sovereign States togelh. 7,
potent nation II NE ART True 10 oatSese =,
our >, uipalhies. a. commemorative, VIII run
Ike our IiyeIs, aud form uatlonsi casfea1
fires. Tor as all aud generous 10 u all 10 u
NE may commit nish security the priceless
freight III .aar history aud cur hopes As poo
nile Aud il will aot only iertiiizt our osa
land. that il asy be prolific OF 20. d deeds
and abundant in generous srntimenis, but
Ike the gui stFe IN il viii sseeP shreagh
ill.,. seas HAT slrslIe tic gloi,e. and pour is
csaseie-s impulses Ike The ineeszsni waves
against Other continents.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-04

SENATE.
FRrnaY Feb. 3. 1850.

FRIDAY, Feb. 8, 1860.
Mr.. Wood presented a petition from citi-
zens of DeKalb aud Smith counties, asking
the removal of the Branch of the State Bank
from Sparta to McMinnville.
Mr.. Newman. a petition from citizens of
Franklin county in relation to a district Ii
quor law.
The bill for the removal of free persons of
color coming up, Mr.. Peters offered an
amendment, which was ordered to be print
ed, and the bill made the special order for
Friday, Feb. 10th. at 10 o'clock.
SPECIAL ORDERS.
The bill 10 reform aud regula ate the busi-
ness of Banking in this State was next taken
up, and all the House amendments were con-
CURED with two exceptions, viz: Sec. add
Sec. 20.
Mr. Trim bic entered motion to fe-consid-
ering the vote non-concurring in House
amendment to Sec. %.
The Senate then adjourned to A. NJ. to-
morrow
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-04
DIR G.. X. BOMBS French Pre-
Vensafires

vIyHIs article eaa 5ies those health or eiream
stances do nst iserails Increase OF family 20
regalaie iisit ssber OF their eEsprlsg with
1taerias tue constitution u - the eniy safe aud
are prepsns1tive AZ ssnst Pregnancy aud Dfseas<.
fae have Article be seat ~ ssaflfs "a a. u Of
GATED states OF caEada,t Tor 81 .ana IS per
Da c. ". BOMBS SPANISH FEMALE MONTHLY
PILLS these PiIs arrthe oniy edcine married OF
xle ladies' rely esth safety and certainty
fsr late resnoss laf Osstrucffsns, IFrega-
I.rsiies &c. 1AxykAaEfd assbe as> srfas ersnszes
price - per box. Zach box ceusains = Pills. Sect
By matt
The lfoetoreante eassaited on asIaiseases Of .
private tatafe. setsatsAs tre4sneat, . quick care
aaA laotsrsiec large guaranteed.
GE,assE Il. R0Sp. a. or1ss .carasr 81 6raAa
tn Orchard streets. the shoe Store EasFancs
Ness ,lrehard street, Nee York. Estasssssea in
gsae se1z{ss1za
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-04
NEW MuslG


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w fsseorxfzJ ftsfezrEsfs. u Wish eas E.fee =
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tr.e<ce sxnp.sks ant sensizsat - Absisfieatzze.
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car W ~ Tie an charge u ~tthpet sezGz
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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-04
Your friend.

J. a. QUITMAN.
According to this letter Of Gen. QUITMAS.
Mr.. DouGLAs, in 1856, was not only opposed
TO the "abominable principle of squatter SOW
ereignty," but in favor of "slavs CODE" as
ne is now pleased to stigmaiize COMPRESSION
nj protection, for the territories. He was
fearful that Southern men would fall back.
and not come up to his standard. Gen. OUR
NAN Was an ardent Southern Rights mana
cool and deliberate ihinker-one who would
not make a statement loosely-snd we don't
think IL possible he could have been mistaken
ss TO what Mr. DOUGLAS had said to him.
There is wide difference between Mr.. DoUG-
Las public and private record an inn ASA
Ole gulf between them. What will his North
en- supporters say when they see the laby-
rinth Of inconsistency in which he has in
volved himself? What oil ct bad the Lit
tie Giant: in assuming II position privately
SO opposite to that he now claims to have
maintained in public? We suspect at the
time he talked with Gen. QUIrMAS he intend
ed TO sustain the claim TO protection OF slave
~ in the territories; but the Kansas Imbro-
Clio and his quarrel with Mr.. BUCHANAN di-
verified him from his purpose. The letter OF
Gen. QUITaAN does more, therefore, than ex-
pose MIR. DorGLAs- 1t gives us an insight
into the Intentions Of Democratic leaders who
sustained Mr.. DOUGLAS in the repeal of The
Missouri Compromise. They were evidently
bent then upon the adoption Of slave code,
aud but for the Intervention of the troubl,
in Kansas. might have bad Mr.. DOUGLAS as
IN Instrument to push it through the Senate.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-04

ESeverai Of our contemporaries have
the Representative of Sumner. against the
Free Negro Bill. 1t was a strong effort. aud
Capt BENNETT added greatly to bis repnta-
tioa as gentleman OF fine talents and gencr-
Gus impulses by the firm and manly course
be deemed il bis duty to take upon that qaes-
sioe. We regret tina, the press on our col.
umns has prevented us insertion in them.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-04
WeaAy-maae Clothing.

This branch OF business will receive the espe-
ciai attention of our buyers, quantity, qusy aid
design aud would respectfully invite attention.
Also, to eLtire sIoNk of STRAW GOUBS,
comprising a large anu beautiful invoice of Mems
Boys Youth aud Oh lsren 5 Hats and Caps; drab,
brown, white ana black l. chorn Hats; ladies' and
Misses boOmer Fiats and Infants hoods; ali Of
VIII oh will be offered tlse lo~est market prices,
together with unusual heavy supply OF bieached
ana Brown Domestics, D. bugs, Striped and Plain
ril rs, sc, Hardware and Cutlery; Guns, Pistols
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-04

IN order % sell mere Gecf< have resolved 70
ask less prssfs. Cur stosk = fnli At 81 times.
zna consists OF a ane saiiely az SHIRTS. Nick Ties,
scarfs and craxats- USltRN Eks OF six, c. "a
mere. lambs = oei, Aerhla and to4lo<ss tipxes and
Half lioss q every kind, Ea1dk sr<hsefs, suzpen-
sierz shirt Bosonz snd brs-<in- kobes, kc- ko- We
have sl-o ; cheee iot Il T1pcy 6o<sek, such -
cabs az sshsz. czHe<. f>fre Noner, fock e bo<ks.
Chers men, Le.sher TFasslnF fags, I'm u Nirrorf,
SCISSORS, Ae-, al foT sale ebe4p 81
5sa26 =. h &csIli-