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~ 'smna. . the sick, afflicted and numer-
AsI stxrhlo., xho have heretofore used DR.. J. s.
siitst ES. always with the most un-
fsas ~ Yps Iesui,s, thar some unprincipled
si 9apeiled 70 cSnnne M ,he wranns, as wS'cb
i5s sgs ,h any bgures. and his written sigma
A'dcae, se -, cork Of every bottle of the genuine
1--we rss,aes. mat the public can again obtain
: ,'si ss,. which have suited their wants and
/. / css.s.. hpsst'S as COUGH SYRUP, for cous hs
ne "A srIl ~ pine ,ne lungs 10 the standard remedy.
g's.i q, bhEh Tor pains. rheumatism, chniic,
y \ y ier Geu,sss, e,,sss, and the DYsPEPTTC COM
Sa = Dsyspv sTspepsia and liver com plants.
g5pSGpssts generally and bv
Richmond, Va.
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u Frsm Kry. DR.. Rosser, Editor of the

ii!>IiAN ADVOCATE.-StMpLE's iNFALLl
Z sssf6 FoWpER,-Ail Il persons fond of light.
go inf whoescme ioal bread. biscuits. batter.
6 .Jtsgbert cakes. may purchase this powder
20 Hfhdence. The materials are peri city
'I as ADD more r.ersant than Soda. Saleratus.
.Nnitsr OF tour bread. The use of /, will
s' IL lsh'est. sweetest bread in the shortest
8 Bro tine; save time, labor and expense; and
r saPaolnis, II the accompanying simple di-
"Ds are observed. Besides. it is manufactured
40 :. and is no invention of Iankeedom. :
d, 'shLiCk, manufacturer and sole proprie-
heag"nd. Va. We know HIM. and have tried
81. commend II as the best we ever tried
and nnd the directions.
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..,ouAxp,N 4 nAMMERsLEY.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
HEAR.
THE FEMALES

THE FEMALES
or THE UNITED STATES
lass, pfayerball, tsetit and sshsnIfhv.
+ p = = uemss not hope Tor any change for the
go flere is q better unde of the
r. g..,.th we may. however. congratulate the
r. q i'.S H on the introduction ot remedy which
~sh, ..af of great value IA relieving. and
,'',.ie. ~, sent5ai and "srro1s debility o
,,,prS\'S VEGETABLE TINCTURE.
49, ,rest medicine for the sex.
',.,.nf.p SAYS J.. ~ = great hess,ng Ia them.
a'r rsf dt,east io whlch the, are subject
&C exfr.c, written b, a medical man.
/ = A-,,l. .,rs 'ed Nv our rest known citizens.
| ssen the effects OF this fracture on their
n,Lters end delIcate children. Cough,
IS ..sgs. dyspepsia. Neurals'a, with EuIner-
Ss.ascs are cured b, II.
'....t,s> AND CHiLDREN.-This TING
sxi5' x,5 - fcund great medicine for all their
'sss and f~, Pamphlets and see cures.
p 10 pfRCtLL, LADD 4 CO., Richmond :
D i yp.,srsbufs: by MORTIMER 4 NOW
1. RsltimcFe; and by Drurslsts and Shop
~ ,yeDshere. 81 per bottle; six bottles,
fsF' ie U-dAcwts
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"a Jou~hs. folds. HoarsPnrss. &e.-The
y - .nce Of the atssve complaints AZ this season
J. ..sc,fcs: ard while some few may be good
~ y s,e useiess and some even DANGEROUS. To
....t disappointment. the hest course To- pursue
,,nsult sour family pti,siclan. ar otherwise
,sncn remedies as long public experience
7 ..,.eh ~ he safe and eiiicaclnHs OF this class
y >IFR'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF GUM
a. lglC Orlsnali, the favorite escription Of
mt physicIan. II soon became a popular
ueIlclte and without adve rtlsing, has
ned to ENJOY growing reputation for the
i. ,vsnt, wears. In all recent cases - acts like
,-r; snd IN chrome cases, Bronchitis. Hoop
%.rsb. Croap. Asthma. nc. 1t is used with
! IL ed success. ss most families will testify.
), fE, Fisher 4 Winston. Nj eade Il Baker. A.
s,.sr. so Al rs cents per bottle. and in An ele-
:, 80 p.easant Lnzence form l21s and Is cents
I-t,t Tfspsred by j. BALMER, Pharmaceu-
|, baltimore. Md. fe SIM
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n kidney and Bladder CONFERENCE.-The

n kidney and Bladder Compl0lnts.-The
,.sest and mos. u portSnt discovery for Kidney,
,ider Complaints. Urinary obstructi0ns. Aeuoor-
2. ~ ~ h,tes, sexnai Weaknesses, Physical
.'-,,ian and Debility If either sex, is HARTS-
RNf'S BICHU COMPOUND.
l,'sors wha have been unable To walk. have soon
r., e eyed by tins powerful COMPOUND. 1t is
Is'ted by Chemist, and is pronounced by medi-
u COMPOUND D IN the world. Large bottles
{ ,Dali battles 80 cents. 4 fresh supply Just re-
sf gef ~ FISHER Il WINSTON. Druggists,
.li-l2m Main street. Richmond.
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= y sa, stfna' ru' the most annoying aud
!. ate ,ss ssot.on f. known 10 society. can never
!! itas. e., assaults Of BAKERS PREMIUM
sues,rs snes las hold upon the liver, stir UP
!. Tue fs.r,a 'ne oood strengthen the stomach,
Asa..1s,, .1,,, taa. complete revolution 10 eject
st expelisa' NM man, and all impurities are
= ot.eis. sSd hose who suffer should use
,aassAe,s - !, Dviasgnts IN the city Of Richmond
/ tssslaE j.. B.KsIriaS BtsKsIia ORDERS promptly filled
"AhEk, proprietor. Richmond,
- jaH-ts
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IA MN>>T MAR EXCHANGE BANK,
- :, Nicholas saloon. second to no other es
mont r Tie Stale. as constantly supplied
ryttA\D AMERICAN CANDIES.
ft-'-'' FRUITS. NUTS. etc.
!, .}r.' ie sold b, WHOLESALE or RETAIL
.s .o.,st satisfactory terms.
'.r ,TRF MERCHANTS are invited tn exam
's,Se md well selected stock. which is he
sstAntls added to. before purchasing else
.s snd families supplied with CAKES,
- aVs and JtiI.IES. of every description.
, .repS and rOFFFE, GAME and other
sgtsNNENrS Sc vef; in the hest sly lie. In the
a. ',,n' 1,o '"" ~ ''' A. ANTONI.
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y hockbrldge Alum Water.-Thr water
= ,el i'gm The Justly celebrated ROCK BRIDGE
+ fRING, can he used at this season with
| ~ A4i-ess. As An Alternative, IT is unsuTpass-
q rtses Of dyspepsia. Liver Complaint and
~ "ls' diseases, IL Is slpgutariy effcaclous,
= " s,Tenst hen tonic truly valuable. For
AtN FISHER Il WINSTON,
ll3-lM No. l2o Main street. Sole Agents.
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/ - flanetts Bitters. This Celebrate
ia, ~ 'een used successfully Tor the last twelve
s ! cases of Indigestion, Flatulency. Gen
h, s'...i, NerroGsness, Sea Sickness, &c, &c.
b, ste healthy action throughout the
b. ~, .r Vac appetite, equallze the circuia-
r,,s. one aHd energy to the system, and
h. "~ef OF resistance to disease rarely OBJ
ss..h. ,PlfNFTT'S RgTTERS
s.ttor;; 'esN'sb bic, and adapted to all ages and
:, "a "a BY ,ir'cers and Druggists generally.
''' NO. - l'e III street. n =.
tN-,r III HLR 4 WINSTON, Druggists,
No. l25 Main St.. Richmond.
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Locked Tp.-lsetsy Miller, a diseipated old
hag, whose debaucheries and vile tongue make
her eighborhood II second bedlam, was booked
for the city prison, day, because vi her
inability " give bail Tor better behavior.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-13

Dr.. Williams gives another of his side.split-
ting, corset et-bursting, entertainments al Me-
chanics' Institute Hall, to.ntAhf, and invites
the pu blic to see his experiments.
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., gurpett's superior Extracts, for flavor

., guruett's Superior Extracts, for flavor
sNiSTAErS. PIES, BLANC NANCE, ICE
:..Nt JFILItS, SAUCES. &c, &c. tpre-
- ron fruits of the best quality, and hik hly
,r'sr,lon Of Confecttoners. Hotel Keepers
, t.mIls. IS pecitnliy invited to the above
',-s. Fx.rac,s Tne, have all the freshness and
Ut the delicate fruits from which they are
..,.,-t ana are iess expensive. Try than.
81 usaIesaie hy JAS +. DI VAL, FISHER
. .STuN and ". l.. WARING. and at retail
!, r--.trs generally. fe 25-3m'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-13

POsT-OFyICE AFFAIRs.--A new Office 10 ~
tabiished at Birch Grove, Morgan county,
master. This will be Supplied from Berkeley
Springs. The name Of the Office at Red Sweet
Springs, AlleRhany county, Va, ]. changed 70
"Sweet Chaiy beate" Once at Feuchburgh,
Hampshire county, Va. Is discontinued. Ap.
poin nimen,s-Samusl Elliott. postmaster 4,
Mradowyiile, Barbour Co.. Va, vice hiram
Smith, resigned. Joseph A. Logan, postmas-
ter at Rockbridge Baths. Rockbridee county,
Va, vice VIM. Jordan resigned. Andrew J.
Sanders. postmaster NJ Preston county, Va,
vice T.. f. Stone. ts4 .,. :.
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IL i the world at Peace.
~ MORE QUARRELsS,
FIRM UNION.
SAVE THE PIECES.

. % nen call al
- II. FEARCE & CO S new Drug Store. cor
I "a. a. 20 ~! Broad streets. get bottle of Mega
u III CEN ENT. use as directed, and he
lis-lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-13

The Alarm Of Fire yesterday afternoon, was
caused by the burning of q chimney Ia the
fourth district. The firemen had long run
with their apparatus, but to no purpose.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-13

QpgKR CnuKcH FuxD.--A church IL about
to be erected by the Russian government
rear Inkerman, the fands for which are sap
piled by thN 81 h Of cannon bails, which nAve
been picked up ut Inkerman and Ssoastopol
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:, ,,. opInsured The greatest advnn

a Ire yon In>mrod T he greatest advnn.
=. Ar. As usual offered the public with regard to
fF INSURANCE.. white persons and slaves.
a' FIRE INSURANCE upon srtry description
!, 5rsf..t. IN frwn or connfry. nj the old estab
E,1,F<ERAI. INSURANCE OFFICE. Pearl
wee. ouTas .le John \. Gordon and next to f.. D.
talo,
,,npt, pad.
~ 'f.ror.. daiis. c. X. BRICkEN.
"a l.-lu General Insurance Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-13

The Theatre presents an admirable bill TO-
night, aud the friends OF the drama are invit-
ed TO be on hand. See the advertisement and
then secure your tickets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-13

!, a e me United Savings Bank, Henrico,
:, -. VI per cent per annum upon All sums re-
!, ~ nlonths, or longer, and S per cent. per
~. - l'' shorter period. Office No. 10 Main
JNO. NETTLES, President.
,s.- THOS. l.. d. WALFOkD, Sec'y.
'& JAMES l.. PORTER. Trea'r.
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Threatening LangMngs.-William Wallace, "a
big name for small negrO) was arraigned
before the Mayor yesterday, and ordered to
he punished, for threa tening to assault Har-
rts Fisher, n clothier, on Sunday morning
last
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-13

In woonsockst, 3. l.. on Tuesday. Mr. sam.l
". The ball passed through his heart
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Heary Robbery.-The police, yesterday after
noon, were ransacking the city in search Of q
Daniel O'DOnnell, of Broad street, charged
with stealing 500 in money from his employer.
If he has not fed the city, there is very little
doubt that he will be arrested and punished
for the offence. riIC
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-13

The Home Of Washington. after the war, re-
presenting the visit of Lafayette to Mount
Vernon in 1884, may now be .een on canvas at
Mechanics Institute Hall. The painting 10
by Rossiter aud Mtgnot, and is sid to b q
most attractive one. Everybody should see II.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-13

!. 'ess, tarat tast....z"--- -------- v-~-
PJcEpaf af1r,asats.-A handsome as
&fsry Ynas, GAsEs, islely reserved q
Make, Place Fl f,s.k ~ LIN, In,
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e liz Tr0wbie.-Jnmes Dixon, the baker, was
called before the Mayor yesterday to answer
the charge of being insensibly drunk in q va
cant lot on Sunday afternoon and with
abusing and threatening his wife, and throw.
Too much bad whiskey never fails to get Jim
in trouble, as the police records show. When
sober, he is orderly and industrious, and for
that reason ought to become a teetotaller. He
was held to bail for his future good behavior
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-13

Mar. Smiley was hiilsd near Noa.ee9ssy,
Jenkins, bic bs0sAse.ia.leW.
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THE CASH. OF MAJOR CRoss.-Ths Court
Martial in the case OF Major Cross. who Was
tried in New York IN August last, ON charges
Of disoh~dience Of the orders and regulations
Of the army, and misappropriation aud srn.
bezZlement Of the public money, sentenced
him TO be cashiered, The Pre- ident conf med
the sentence but 10 consideration VI the Ma
ior's long and usefui public sers ices, and Of
fully disbusssd. and that the g0vernmens saf.
fered NO loss Dy has default, has miltGnsed the
sentence TO suspension from rank and pay Tor
five years.
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!. tsSERsS S'vn,nsymTO v,sym The CITIZENS AND
sSsis! ,ov, usiTlNG THE CITY.-If you
ss"s vi ns.i xaala eai in the latest and most
% shsS;ns sSG % 0sil sh.mpoo,ns Sn nUn
Fsst,sa litb litI'ns. s,, under the American Hotel.
a., s..sebs ehs also can get their whiskers
Hsaafsl Jatsd Jass from red, hight, or grey, to
"eh or brown color.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-13

MHifdry.-A Board Of Officers Of the 33d
regiment met at Henrico County Court.House
yesterday. and appointed the following STAN
officers Jas: T. Redd, Quartermaster; In:
cius Davis, Jr, Adjutant. The Board fixed
upon the 10Th Of May as the time of parade OF
he regiment, the place to be fixed upon by the
Commandant. The Board also nxed upon the
2tth inst. as the time of holding ,hs Court Of
Enquiry. at Maj. Sands Office, at 10y O'Clock.
A. M. and appointed Capt. John A. Eacho as
Clerk, subject to the approval Of the Court.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-13

Meat .Sales-A petition from the butchers Of
the city, asking the Council to prohibit the
sale OF fresh meats nj other places than tho
marke, houses, has been referred to the joint
committees on the markets, and will probably
be ted upon in the course Of o few days.
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Accidssfni Fre.-About II O'Clock on Sunday
morning last, mantel- piece in one of the ten
ementsin Lyons row, ON Broad street, took
fire, but was speedily extinguished by gentle
men who heard the alarm and ran IN TO the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-13

y. se ls.p,n.'' snd Portraits wsrth Sc.
n .s.a,s., as, ID o., az sfe the pHOTOG \ APIS Of
y sssie and ~ IT, sater eoloTs, executed at the
sso, Fan street ss A. IT, S.ilery Of y. ": MIN:
, ss,sd and saIs1x.22r small .22r;susrysosy s. Der end
4 pda Cree ia oll oolors. - vaasr "a soi:,s = ac :,
!. aer5siRDsj her5sRDnspjahHI ahHIse. e.sTMBR RofyFEs fIa All =
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Cruel wys.-Mrs. Mary Csaigsr, a storm. m.
bending woman Of lorty-Ase. made her sp.
psarancs oesore ne Mayor yssssvday, 70 a.
violently assaalilag and srastsg her HesSs,S
Henry CrAleer. Whsa ihs old rnaa ~ esiiess'
No came tremolinEly to the book, Ms sycc
S couno aouna oy e.pungtng itnss and his prs.
sen mat the madam esas and 16ased kia g
VIII haeaose ho Was lame ana vnaHn "a Work
~ tnet sne veu1d not aiIow 1ia 8 "a n
hsd t1e right 70 maho her 6elsayS hersSi1 fHs
SIa :aay estntaed ~ lthe spisefui cat, until
Ae timidly said that she was too esyons ~
Nm. and eaistly shraak awsy non her 1sSy
ciews hstenoa h HI hair and eyes. Nrs. q.
dld not dsay Der esaeasy, bat gave - . reasoa
thRs he would not work, aad that she had
enough 70 do % hnd soniAAlso <toSst l0r hSsN
nande Snr The lutuye. tAs Mayor held her -
sail for her good behavior.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-13

Military Lecture.--We learn that q lecture
will be delivered on next Friday evening BE-
fore the Young Mems Chri<tian Association.
by Capt. G. p. Kingsbury, OF the Y. s Army,
On the "Military Strength aud Weakness Of
'he United States" The subject 10 very I'M
portant and interesting. and Capt. Kirgsbury
- competent TO deal with ii in all its aspects.
lie is In the Ordnance Department of the pub
guns, large and small. He is q thoroughly
educated officer and fire writer, and his lee
ture will, we feel sure, afford pleasure as well
as instruction to his audience
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-13

ANOrAER DxATH prom rHB CARELEss UsE
Smith, Of Vinalhaves, Naine, was instantly
killed last Saturday evening, BY the discharee
Of pistol in thshands Of young nan named
Henry Berwin, Of Rockiand. Derwin vas
staying over niehtat the house Of Capt Smith.
During the evening, Herwia asd the children
were amusing themselves by snapptng IN IN.
loaded pls pAeeing il hsosa one 70 another IN
turn. During this play. the boy who had
auotker. which he handed 70 Berwin with the
remark that 1t was . better Ooe. BerWtn toOk
II, supposing IL unloaded. and saappsd It at
Miss Smith, when It was dtsehargsd, csasine
years old.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-13

IGlSILCCo IOblIlON-cUSPcASt0W OCEf u BIAS
Near Dubuque, Iowa, last week, a shaft was
being blasted through rock thirty feet deep.
A man, named Norton, was engaged in drill.
ing, while a companion attended to the wind
lass and drew him up when the signal was
given. The Herald says:
Having finished q drill, loaded it, and getting
ready preparatory TO firing the fuse, Mr.. Nor
ton commenced picking up his tools. in readi-
ness to ascend. At this moment his foot
struck the candle, upsetting it exactly on the
fuse, and in a second it had caught and was
fzZing down toward the powder. Mr. Norton
Immediately commenced calling on the man
above TO pull him Pp The latter was At some
little distance from the shaft, and did not hear
the cry; but fortunately, happening to look in
that direction, he saw the rope shaking, and
thinking that he might be wanted, he hasten
ed up. In the next instant he became aware
what was wanted, aud Immediately commenc-
ed hauling up the other. The situation Of the
latter was any thing but pleasant-suficient
time seemed to his imagination to have
elapsed for the fuse TO burn the powder, and
he mumentarily expected to be blown out OF
the shaft. ls. srrs- rs=it
The man at the windlass made superhuman
efforts, and had hauled the other within some
ten feet Of the mouth, wnen the haadle Of the
windlass broke! Fortunately, Mr.. Nor ton
caught foothOld on the pr0jecti ling SHELF aud
thereby saved himself from laliing TO the bot.
tom. But the position was any thing but desr.
able, a. he was in NO way protected from the ef-
fec Is Of the explosion, while it was only BY su
perhuman efforts that he kept himselffrom fall.
Ing from the narrow standing place. There Was
NO way 70 got out aud he was sure to be riddfed
with the shower Of rocks that would rise from
below. Thus he stood. momsntariIy expect.
ing thsts terrible death would meet him
stood thus In an agony which must b tmagin.
cd, as II 10 too strong for description. How
long the time was he did not know, bnf II
seemed aees rather thap seconds, until suf-
Acient tsuAs had elapsed 70 introduce the hops
that the blast would not explode. This prov
cd eventually TO be the CASE, although he pro.
bably su lYered a dozen deaths before the fact
became apparect. II almost seems miracu.
lous thai II did NOT bat spch most fortunately
Cd 4 dt at1 almost too horrible 70 think Of
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-13

Railroad Bridge DamGysd.- Yesterday After
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Bridge
was damaged by the heavy gale OF wind which
passed down the river at that time. About
one hundred feet Of the track, and about the
same amount Of sheeting, were blown into the
river below The tressei. work, however, was
not injured, and the bridge will, therefore, soon
M repaired. The train had passed over, going
South, about thirty minutes before the storm.
The evening train, from Petersburg, stopped
at Manchester, where the passengers going
North were taken up by the railroad omnibus
and brought to this city. The damage BY tho
hurricane can be repaired for about $i0O, and
will not delay the trains At all, or put the
company to any Inconvenience.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1860-05-23
STATE CONVENTION.

The State Convention Of the democracy
Of Mississippi will convene at Jackson,
this day week. We are glad 10 notice
that In many counties meetings have al
ready been held and delegates appointed,
while calls Cor meetings have been made
in many others. A full attendance. CON
sidering the shortness Of the notice will.
We expect, be obtained Il is 10 be hoped
that every county in the State will be
represented, and a fair decision Of the
sentiment Of the democracy in regard 10
the action Of our delegates at Charleston
be procured. Let this question he deci-
ded fairly in general convention Of the par
~, and there is little fear that any man
or set Of men, claiming the name Of dem
ocrat, will endeavor 10 make that decision
the ground Of schism in the ranks OF the
democratic party Of Mississippi.
some indications Of feeble effort to
get up a separate Democratic convention,
with the expressed view Of disavowinq
the acts Of the Charleston delegates. and
appointing representatives 10 Baltimore
instead Of Richmond, have been made in
the State. But we regard this a. supreme
folly. n the delegates violated their in.
structions in retiring from the Convention
let Il be 90 ruled in general assembly o.
the party That Is the tribunal 70 which
the question should be submitted Tn,
refusal Of any number Of protested Demo
Gratis thus 10 submit Il amounts 10 a vir
tual admission that they are in a minority
Of the party. and any convention tina
they might hold could only BE- regarde,
IN the light Of = iactional movement, b
those determined 70 rule or ruin the par
y 10 which they profess allegiance.
But We have no idea that this thing vii
BE- seriously attempted. Such q project
had Il been In contemplation, has receiv
81 Ia death blow. 30 far A. any prospec
Of its resulting ir carrying the State for
Mr.. Douglas Il concerned, by the nomina
lion Of Bell and Everett. The aid 9th,
Opposition was needed 10 give IL suocess
and this Il nov placed out Of the question
Cor any such purpose. They will 80 fol
their ticket, and a split in the Democra
cy would probably enable them 10 carr,
The State. Our party in the State mus
b. kept together. and every good Demo
crat win abide the fairly expressed iudg
ment Of the approaching convention
upon The questions that disrupted N,
Charleston Convention. and which. II pas
sion and evil counsel are allowed 10 pre-
vail. may disturb our harmony at home.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1860-05-23

S~Hou. trovri4 Coun. Secretary Of the
Treasury, a. We learn BY telegraph, has
written lottoF. warmly approving the
course % thosa southern delegates who
Withdrew from the Charleston Convon.
zion. On Che othoi hand. Gov. Ftorp,
Secretary 81 War is aaid % have expires
aed be condemnation ~ the movement
In very strong and sHplicits terms. How
che matter l. regarded BY the other mem
bors Of The cabinoi, neither the prying
couupondeuisof thsnevspapers, nor the
vsradous telegraph haze yet informed us.
Yet We can scarcely doubt that Mr..
Thompson and Attorney General Black
endorse the socedoru. and perhaps Mr..
Toucy dsos Che same % NJ Hollis posi-
ton. he hing Keutuokian. and the del
er.tes lron he stats having remained In
che Convention. u would seem likely that
he condemns The seoodera. The venera-
BE Secretary d STATE must, Of course al
40 condemn the Withdrawal. since Il waa
oocaaioned BY ths assertion Of The squat
tsr sovereignty docirins. Of which he Is
ths father AZ 10 how the President re-
cards The affair. We have heard no intima-
tion. The conservatism Of his character
however. NE devotion 20 democratic unity.
and hia known attachment 10 The Union,
warrant NE impression that II len 70 him
che Convsntiou would have stuck togoth-
e. and agpsd upon = nomination Of some
bosv. and ihai somebody would certainly
sot With he consent have been Douglas.