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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-25
SUMNER RESORTS.
CARLISLE
WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS,
CUM BERLAND CO ,
Psnnsylrania.
ACCOMMODATION FOR
500.
TERMS Low.
je ? low
WASHINGTON
" ClTY RDEN.
ERNST LOEFFbER, Proprietor.
Netc York oeegus, bsftcfea ISf and 2d SIS,

WASHINGTON
w IT GA DEN
ERNST LOEFFLER, Proprietor.
Netc York oeerEs, bsttceea 1st aHd 2d SIS. - 2
In the attention of the public TO my grounds
l would state that every arrangement has A
been made to make this "R etTeat'' more vEy&e
dens are open to the public tree Of eharge-s oUe
given by elect band. Those desli ing TO enjoy the
dance and waltz vi find the saloon In complete
proprietor will 'uhearfuly grant the nse Of the
out charge.
tor the amusement OF children he has introduced
number of little games, never before seen in this
CITY, snd calculated at the same time to amuse the
,IS n + tBmiAttaohed ismy Bo,tiIns Estsblishm Mt
ana ana families can be supplied srh any quantity al
their residence, of tSat heathful drink, LACE
BEER, upon short notice. jeI5 Sm
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
,r,,. GRKBNBRIER COUNTY, Va.
This long establis shed watering place wa opened
lor the reception OF visitors on the 18th OfA IA
Msny new and important arransements lEsH
heye been mac since last season in this IafEs =
tablshmen Mt, and no efforts will be spared 70 make
Persons can reach these Spungs by [ he Orspge
and Alexandria Railroad from Washington; by the
Virginia Cent al X Rsllroad from Richmond; or 10y
the Slrglpis a-d Iennessee Railroad fr6m the
south and southwest via Lynchburs snd Char
iottssyiile, with only 81 miles stage travel.
,,,,n yEkEMIAH MORTON, President
General Superintendent jsl2-dtJuly Is
pINEY POINT PAVILION WILL OPEN
l. fyr the reception of visitors the A
18th OF June lD consequence of nv ab yEYA0
senoe tor several months, Mrs. Dix will ls.6t
take charge OF the management of the Pavilion as
Je Is colin w. w. DIX, Proprietor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-25

TOR SALE-A BAY HORSE GOOD under sad
soob - DihVa Stapie' 4 ije 10 6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-25

never been able 70
Msdicins-NRvIR
a SIN Q L = IN
rHCT A URR
Never did We knsvI
satisfaction by any,
the contrary, all are
ofHRATI0Ns, and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-25

nAlLY STAGE LINE BETWEEN WASH
IN mjNdsNTGuTTQN,x sNTuTTQ City AND AR ETas.g. g. .
With the Iroudoun and Hampshire -
ksllrosd: Leave Washington at 6,s. O'Clock q. 10.
Eare 50 cents. stage ONCE 6t Mathis Franklin
Hotsl, corner of Eighth and ID sts
= le 5lms JOHN II. KELCHNER Propr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-25

| say OF any oTHsR
HAS FAILRD,Ir
STANCE TO KF-
whsa timely ussd
an instsncs Of die
ons Who used Il. On
delighted with its
lspsaf in terms OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-25

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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-10-20
Grand Rally AZ View Market

w " v.trrsss,i tho most Imposing Gi-pIsy Of
tEv present campaign 81 ls,'i fos Hss, Ten
r--sr-, 90 Fbu,,-ssT r5sAt. Ilth is-s At Ns~
Market u wzs rrfr Hk- ~ R-sfs-y
ibsa sfgst ta.rtr1r ~ the Bell aHt Everett
Cfah, \, dz-N tbr Frlssas- Slztiru T1nh
rsns ista ioua fro-H tAr ~su. =ttb torch
Iirbts ant prc-essira sa8 aHmsrsas tFsas-
rafsE5ies "a sisaI ~ tbs process.oa vs.
thc Esysy ysHsv Club uiib torsl,-hshls and
process 80 Iu :as CENTRE - th~ t"uu ~ss
lhr N,s Market Ciuh. siJs t-aasF-rsa.,s. --
Apd fr,.Ht the east ths H7r.y t'Fcss Club - ne
&c. sbsat i've asusrsd ,tscaE. via turrb-
lights gr~n-rsrrs .ars at bs0i oF uaasir --
Al ,orsts~s MAJ, bed ur 20 ths large TrsziIy-
trrian C8aryh 4rd atfrI ,he Jher, h aui the
va-8 III, sssitsmr1I wa Te-Bsofua. sud
the Wv spe.t spirit prevailed ibrcaghosi
w Rz,slprfs :, ,a,-rdarsd Get TsS-
rts. one ef ,ar pt,r,ct Eg-rJoSs wha s8-
dressed ne rJubs "a a speech ~ aHarkrd sltl-
90, f,r rus baar sHi ans ainutes lie AID
BGt spare ,he p3,uu,uuisi-. ani dealt Gus
blows upoa tbso, Vbat prsaght do-a The
hnuss Be- prolonged cheers.
IoH> v FlrvTsa. Ezq ~as then inuo tucsd
Co. rte sut.yass. and spaks for HsoTr Tbaa su-
bour. being rvr~strdly Intercepted, BY the
Ioad and prolonged greetings u the people,
ard H1sking good speech
The pro cssion headed by music. thea coa-
ag~t. { rs 90. the p~rct. aud ct ~ O'Clock
amidst TIE Ho-t acsf,ninE shouts. wr-took
tbs c.r, sad rvtarpsI silh the sPssksrs TO
Knouvine All Ja al e vas th- creates, ie-
u8ousgFatios us have ~i'Besssa The uas
srtrit rr,ysils IN old Jsayrsoo. snd our sssH
are a. woTk Ieuk ogl foF an iaCrrssed vote
f,r our J..Ars ga lhal sartent commonwealth 2
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-10-20
OLD Joe Lane SPEAKS ou, !

Tss iatesss Ssuthrru DssaecFecy siil sjihsf
have % sen ogt fo- Laas shst te ssy tB Ais
tros, hss or irivs h.as is,1 srslsslos ua',j AZ.
,vu,jauss on tas stamp Tbv FetrrahagE
Tyss Ii-saaeraf copirs thS 'oilssiuR extracts
rom hl, svreri speech ~ lsiiaasP polls, tas,h-
Isg tss sI,rnslea o. slavery, 'iu'srvts'sa4 hy
Congress sud sqaAtrst sovrrs'sety
" 81 IA. n-ss ehAFg-d that Jhs party with
Which tays tSe hunrf O. srf Hszfgn Is su,-
plas ths Fsdsral Govern ssrRt fof tbs rpuF--
satlra af sisyrrF TEts i-By / sszs that
me Nat,snai ifrfsaCfagir party d.ssTs o. prop
seaic -ia,-fy 10 ihs Trrltor3sa To cuacsa-
tA.s ~uu.d be- Go sHa.rtf that brlausrd g.
a sortisusi paftv-AS Sft'TiBN AZ. AS III
"a BLiC ANlSa ivclaFe ,hsI lbf party
alra ,sbieA 81 10 "r'thsJ "a sut,- slsyrr,
nor PEp-8iavsFy Pauy
A. 70 ths Parvr asd ugbg II C9agrssa 90
Intervene Dc - Il Ppssibis. san noge sNP!t.
cst Jaige po8Rlas has never ssid anything
on ibis satJses shade stronger tear the fol-
lgEiag frun Lanes specrh
To the charge ths st ANpr slave code
Jet rns ssy fsv warlr. u ihsf who make
th.s 1baTz" % read ~ BresklRfiases lester
of acceptance sad nsY letter = aeesrtaers.
thsy V5lI there sss rissfir dehard the der
ts4av o. fNuN-lNGERyENTiuN WITll THE
Si'hEyT uF SLAVERY az TIE FART Us
CoNGRESN Wr kssfrss that there hss Lrta
airraAg taa taash ioEislati"u AMI IHs
mach ag5JsfiDa -nH Ibis sHtirsl
AHa again
e hayr i,s4sled aad aIwrys ptN taiflr
agaiusi Any iATERtERENJEuN TIE E ART
OF CuNBRksS Win THE 81 HJL'F uF
~LAYEEY IT tS A SUBjEtr Win
WHlCH CONGRESS- HAS SurHiNG To
Ia
.' Wbca J arrived Ia OreR"h iH So. sitye-
- existed thsr~ &sHy Pvysoas h,d moved
gbrfe frcR Missouri, carrying their slSFrs
rlib thee When tregHu asauBci itr Trr-
F,toFrsi sObaiitahs. ths " iiuot pfoyt.u Was
isgs,i 90 the organic svt ard r'efsras to
Ihs passage af tals Organic aet. ta~ people
had pzssra ias- zgsigst slavery aHdeT r=n-
yIstpual government BAT slavery ssH'tsH.F
r. sst.J 'ssss z4sa fAs sf4ss.-H aF = STATE 1Iv
people atgued. add RIGHTLY, thnr thc las
wefe uRooHstfisi lsHsi, aaa consequently HBli
RHj void
This IS Popular Sovereignty With sro-
geaarct uis Joe Is With Fs,tta.. oi ibs n,S-
irict above here, aad stands ~ the Dpsg'af
Interpretation Of noh- intervention aHI the
rights ~ .isys-swaers ia the Territories
wss there ever surb party, aHd saoh a COO
trsdic,urr Paek engaged 10 defending party,
So AZ these Rrsckinridge YaEcsy Rasti-
WigfsH seeessiontsts7
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-10-20
his Cousin Answers :

r Breekipridgr, jr. the eeUsia ot zee
,uaidale for the Presideney, 10 al ass'sEaat
lecter FOR ths Sts's ~ issgs, IN Ksutscky.
a ca Thursiay a,ghi wss week sso. 'aade
speech In Ls1iugtoa. faNy ansusFiag tie
Irfolk questions for bis der rszsrs. Tie
sxlaEtJs Rsrarfs- ssys
NJ B-eekiur58rg did not itke Bis dIsnn-
stshes euusia SARA hRtlcs % the Norto-s
pssigons. sod declared that As REGARDED gbe
sp0ase 0f NJ ucggias 10 'be second 'f
.ose fsrstiohs As The tnost Infamous sent-
eat thst ever ezasstri fruss puti.e msr.
toaA hsiA and deeiasi gtcaHI IA fstcr -
rlshi Vi srses-tos ey aEy OF Abe states
aeuevrr q suited theU purposes &C. 30 -,
"a declared shst n the Southern ssstes ds-
sFal nsd spsa secession, aad an efuri
lAAs hy toe Federal GeTsramcnt 10 Pssvent
90 rvtrcs ihem iBto sgbm.ssiaH 80 Us az
oritg. he hialsriF ~ss ready B. lake sP Ass
usAes fa duicase OF such siste-
This "a probably al thv snsvsF 20 The SaE-
IL questions That ,sa be obtained sroaa The
sck.sridgr AH.ly We Aa,r 90 iosbt sg
presses thy 'isxs q the leaders, SSutb. u
e BfcskiariIge party. Johs G Bry,s.a-
dge certainly iairals 10 go wiib these sad
.. aua il Be ssry elected. be Wvala let theta
.y BIN ia The dsmsAkls verk ef e,eTthso~-
The Government
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-10-20
nnuulas Threatened.

The CbsJlesteH Nst,sp, Of Fre~nt
date, ", learn ffea ths Montgomery Feet
saJS
NJ Douglas. aPpn the bsrk " ,hIs inss.
lest assprtigs Of his capn0i Pussihly nssAs =
trulrh IL Saath Cer,iiHa Hisyui'e Niii not
be ts,irratsa n III. statr--eveb ihoag q -
sfTs country, & is saots thER The wb,,ie.
saEaa esndittpn of h,i skih is vsstis Sc
sSgi1 hr kickrd ifogs cYnsy siasrF Ia tHp
STATE Tbs -, of st,-ss. ffaaa syffs saartrg
~ she Ssutb shoald rise up assiua, Virgin
"a. that she aas sot as3y retnsit1rd her spiI tS
dessstpied by ths bslll .gI thrsats ~ 'ia-
iFnee sFsiasi hes SaaIhrfn SISTER SlaIIs. l-i
sasu base trvn found there TeBud in Hsk ss
to has, 90 this Western elsctrasra wire
thrit oosarily shuRts ui sppissse. Shsufs
shsps spaR p7aF cid l.rFiaia v hv could
hays hoasAl she would hsfe co'a" ~
this p
Yes. sna This Is The sry0 y Ibs bisssiaa
party supporting RrsrtIaridse sad IHns.
They 80 North asd rIilig sH northern uara.
Ia ,asir ,rs,h usd " Northern rHsa sssos
south, suJ s,airly srrsE the words sf sTr'h
sat soheras.s as ozia' dia, he apu be
ki5krd fsola every stanp IN The S'sfs Tss
sseare ef Douglas is. that Be ansversd st
Sorfan ,bai g. L'ur-;a ~ets elected tslriv.
b. vat f,f sdstsiRlag his sAmtslstrstses.
~ ,yi,,sd he reamittr3 ea ethss oasoee tbsn
tbs, - tylBs elected nld tue ians said
the $3.50 81 Indianapolis siass pauRlas sasd
e ie Narfolk whig asl sisA Ma, 5f 5i every
ttaup'
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-10-20
Prayer. for oar coeHtry.

The Ssfhssa Es,ssapai,qs hes sn editorial
IN iag0F Of pTsysfs 70 0ei ioF car eoantrg,
ana Hrzss Tia, vs sii. a. sssts, bssssfh ths
gSissnss 81 Almigh'y God Is car ssaIfs,
spd 'FiPlsrssE, In saFasst. hsiisFisg pfayer,
ais blessihas ppaH eur aisrseisd eoaHtfy
We do act sseoad This sastian. ws sugh,
30 aFst ,sra iBs thieEss, liars nd lu6Jsls cut
Of oniee, wbo bare charge q car GsterB-
w'Ht, sBd pot hsRes,, GoI-Seariur men in
tbsir Placsa. before We ash uo4s blsssiag
apaa osr distracted eeaAuy The besibsn
nai'eas IT ths earth mss sbsfss ss vita their
At least eaiHsrd FvenFailion q the gods in
shoR they itus,l We are wiling ~ all ap-
Ha gods si Eoa3 aHd stoas made sitb mrss
hands, - hlssz the men Ne RsYs - p9- sr.
bat 10 make an utgsBt sppsAl n a Thseae n
GrsCs, Ia fsF1r oi ths y,!laIas who control
lh's Government. is ssNB usht ssgeksryf
Inta bad hsllsI Je educating lis cbiiirsn fz
= DasCs~5 &eAasi. taas 60 sarTogsd his family
altar rith them. n gAi and asFE,ng, praying
isr tbs grsssnt AJmlplsu atioa- Ne are vii
ling 20 srs ail gssi sea, pH3 Christishs -
fsith. pr iI gaS rea,fyg, e. 10 their rrsy rrs.
thsy viii separate "a ifoB th,s alrksd Aimib-
istrst,un 8Dsss, paHiri. Nsbcus,ssb and
others ptaysd sg,th Tears ~ thsiT s5ss hari7g
tbetr lasrz spsF5s sefssslsss. for tb5ir c1ua-
u1 bat ibsy said uasb.ag - faYo, of The
si,tca. aud ,eftnPi tyrslsIs ho Esfs %,
pressing thF people. Oar hlessea Lord bial-
srii, aas novel 30 tears, HPos contemplating
thr ,mpca8,Bg doom d JerasaisIa.
CsUG19 ItsFs Is uvtb,Eg more disgusting.
than to Fairr oge 0f snf thgEebss en- Sab
ba'L, aud there hear she PastuE prAyins f1t
" ibe President Of ihsss United sla,e. aod
o.. IA poser under kis,, rbss thst PASTOR
kugvs lbat the GovcrBmest is aae o. usis-
raie, appr,ssiau and vile sarraPit0a, sHi hat
e., President 3. chief smaag all The yiiIzias
uhs sautroi .tl A Nia,stsr stssE o. matter
is ryIsasis4, aen hs hss 10 s5gr ~ suPpIi-
,sta, F.. T. GuI 81 ssbs.i si opf RBI-rs Asd
Il tied ~err 10 zssr b's prayers. U would
sEa4zsf a. ases.f, - a., 4 .sss1,ssi 10 v>sh sdt
ihs zr,r.ss gf t.s absmiHabIs army Of saifs-
h,tIsys Sac arF ast4sE ssier James Elsh7n-
90 Na.l ihs ds5E torybasiuzs Of aurroun-
tg, ". trfar She saspeskshIe .aia art of
ssavrra .hat So HAEr art-F b.sspas assl The
ss.ssd asne si God tY a-h.Hz hss t.rsatrgs
agsa o. fsfi-asr4as, lspsr!, Hs, asaaHs S 80
auIa.stTa-r.s
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-10-20
No Interest Eel, in Knox

Thy B5sck,urtsss Democracy are mis'sksu
ia saprgsiug ihsi The vr1srs ot kBoE eouuty,
a. . geHer.l Ihiu- feel 40 Interest," "a the ar-
plus,hiag Pt~siIeas,sI sIssiioE, rhs people
arr full, ss,iusci 20 i,. ilHPoTtaase. ahi VIII
Ei,s ths aion liekr1 larger majority than
kas tssn gitea Ia the esuH,y siRCs 1870
The people have sat turuvd eat u certain
appointments Published TOT RssekIafidys-
las,sI sP,aksrs- A, ssRs OF ibem ar one
attended, aaa At s,brrs if~a skrss 60 srr-s
urrv 10 sItrsdaasF, aRd th,s did l0ok 10 tie
orators LIKE ,hr people fst bai little iateFrs,
ia 'as coaIesL They saiy msaHt 10 say ey
thess siFUiRcARt Fsbskss, that they isa no in
tsrsst Ia hsaFlsF Ant uaaa sdSeeats this pis-
un,sa ticket, o. deissd The corrupt Admisis-
tIAtiaa Of buchanan. u these aasa desire n
crowd 20 bear them IN kasE county, they had
bsttsT engage rRlsR speaker 10 altsai. %
rshl,sh 70 Tbs Sorld thai csFts,s beil-Evsrett
ers,ors ADI be ia sIssRasass, They can
bsiRg cut las people. Esea IA kRsIs,ils. shes
taa geI an ssdisRss sitbast aattiax skA
,he Bell rafty, aud seaysaias srswA - tAssr
sgEfif
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-10-20
Gen. Lane On the penoeraey

Gsn Joseph LAae IS he candidate % the
-rekur.dges for the Nslr Prssiisheg Ca
20 ztth Hay Ag,. While ths re-olu.ioBs cf
-uator Davis wsrs aaA~r iis-pEsiou. se asea
. sauiu5npd ahnistakAbir language ia Ee-
fgd "a as own party
assirr 60 say "a rriaiiss 20 the series e.
so{utfGpS. a F1rfiou Of shtth ihavC p, ,-rasV
It'd ~ fsvng ~ thF rect fr- ihe shots Of
zen t.ss-tasF meet stth nsv brasty APpss-
tss1. Thss asscTi She tralk tbcg ass-rt
great Prfurfpiv tAsg thr t5ast5tatisusl
zits of .bs States are e4usl. ttat tGs Ststsf
,yr eqszi FirAt, ~ this co9nt-v sa4sy she
lHst'fatsaa. Hsd- ~ ! aatrrsjsnd 10. tEsy
Iss be E.asats4spl Il Jaat sglIuty- TaE-c
sa.at4BaB ru.y assert tsat pr,argP= and I
y that g isa mI-fsrtuee % ihe co-uyFy. IA
spia "a, that she principles lsii tsEH ~
. tas.r Tesolglsaas hai soi Bcra asserted
-gesr- Tuey sag ght Is hase brea asserted
thc heg0yrzts party in Pisia Eagitsh ten
ssrs sso u they hsa bera you Wssid have
q ~ tsaHhls "a this soantry ta-iSy. tbc
',nuCratir party would ifNve s~sn united aad
reaE, SAL she s4aalily aad Coasittai3pHsl
Fatz ai the states Wosll have Eeca nais-
.nvd in the Territories ani ,s ~ ather
iuEs Sqasttsr Sovereignty waali nst have
"a hea "a o. ana to-day Ne would Re ags-
Re- fis tssis 81 "a I'rssaorssss Psf-ss o.
45ssg f~sIA, = isig,sg Prrs,Tgl-s, - tsisssg
r-ssfsstsca U',tf Ia Ads t-ssSst "a
ts5ils zpea re -ozas~s esd a. FF-eg rAEs =
lasFir4ra8 fo-asz.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-10-20
pipe,asrla ana ita Cure

- Raeg isas ars ieinE lcss 'rum fits "a
IA laiy th,I aaE 5HF= -f HtaEr- vrH t-
gs.f sjly gtcsigsd hy trr.s IS sa ar liable Sc
49, fssk- Tbs tan~sorsf, f'r.ss gives 'lv
inl'.~is1r rba.h assy ts II service
a-sgussi., p, sAisA . Aus~a fr1m
9th ruHra.rfa ai Shs ttFati BE- shs isgHs-
tssr srnsspHras- . aish cF1a gfafna'lg u1fE
tie srsras IS l,serai'F strassisa 80 drsta b
- @ =, t,eIrs sresfHrAas-d ~ aI,rf4i.aa sal
sxE u0 Frpss-aija7 ~ tBr entire sysicra. saa
aHa ,t e'seff sy H,,isr5 O.. ih~se srmP'gws-
80 & vlfhsE sasr iI y sgUally fstsi 70 AZ
trsi ihf mrsaaiion ~ ttt, fnreuhrgnr woatJ
The favs- seem c4si' sivss ts vnt,nE Ihs ass-
cas ard th,s ~ Hpstt sastsHcra may hv duas
"a toijus sBz ,HsGart.
: the csIil stage uf ite yrurlaja' whirh
= Eavs accompanied rs rHrsHrs- znI
jtrs - ths tsFusi Iej TIE asfi-at Use =
"a. .e saisIisa ~ sslI aai = tsef .. . cBEs.r.
a.. alts,g w.8Hlss. At tba szGs- f.ar
So sea p.isy OF Esnsei sssa -r.a'.sH sf
the ssnt Alui p{sie as the patient .s-r tssr
N sd biad ii ar"aBd h.- thrust rersa tas .t
ttsn e. Ihe Esrglt is a,iwiu, ,isrrH HHI
IA, aRhtis sPTiakbnE Gse salt bvtusrn tht
o. SCI a8i Ihs urrk U,r tHusraty ssrse
ta~tr az slimalsHt either sa0arAtsly or - fhs
rJ tatoa be great asr baib together Tbs
's' tanret, - H5sy he seen b. rttEctosl, s.l.-
pl And It Esua "a the earlier stage at tho
"a lss, stii vdsst a complete care
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-10-20
KNOXVILLE TENNESSEE SATURDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 20 1860

ssd . ssssi ess las5ps" Asa the Nee
tltisana Deigs scss.s the Howard ai,ima'um
aftet this fashion
d New this resolution u liable % precisely
thp same ehisttlsas ~ fersihly gFgei ~ the
Eastbsra ieiegad5as sgrisst tiiR platform
sdaPtsl b. ths nisiDrity ef tAr ObsFlestoh
Tea ssntian. Il t.ss sst 49, Rs tsss7 FTzd'as
ssfss,s "a bssaasrssg a4S ~ sfSRstis'' af
Sgasasf SsFsssseafp n ssFisiai Asssrsg -.
s.iiAes ssftssa fsRs ~ ttssfssssi riag gsr's, Y
= sssesysbis - laKAts taisFsrs'aifsn -sas feT
tAs AsstA ssd ~ egrssts oas far a. 8aSiA
Ard gudsv Iippa,.as thss dssFoses 81 Il 10
his essa, speech iu ,hs senate In Nay iasi
"Tbis tcsalntiea irrves tbs sasrs polrt
opca thst rs,hsiss epea foy ~ sgsf't nnloF
the cjnliunsh Platform aHa Bhdef She ksaKHs
Nsbrasks hill NJ otie,boa y, thai y bssF'
SPAS - fsss fke rsf8r4re fAst 4 ~ n ~ eaa-
sfrsss "a lt-a aeea,s'f ssss - "a Sif>,rsi sss-
hgss Fl re Tsisa ! sasl ~ dst5s 5ssias
~ uasssis srssf- asssss y
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-10-20
Judge Rsrrisn On Edward Everett.

In iR43, Mr. Everett Nas before the soIate
for confirmation ~ Minister 10 EARlasd rad
the charge II ausau udssss on the SlENrJy
question was uasds Judge IEaA,ES. the aLIo
sspatoF ffom Georgia, yutea Tor Everett, and
in . rr,btsa address 10 Georgia afterwards,
thus aoisnavd bis Vate, ssa AF. EvERETEi
aHs vas an saTty. believe the earliest. sHa
fSftaiHly 0Es OF tlr labst decided advocate.
sa tes h"OF Of Congress, uf the ssutH, al
their sIslRsiSo right SO dstCfIsiaa The gurs-
li0H for themselves, when 10 the astoalsh-
msHi oG the iasFs iiIaid OF msIt prudent ~
he Eastefa ErothsrH, be declared hIs Fsad
iRvss 10 shoulder hiB msskat IN defence al
them
The Wings of lhat day, headed by ToosHs
ahd sTEfHrss, jastiatd Mr., HsHRIes ia his
vote, aHi la bis dsfsase Of Mr. EsEarrF,
ksW, che s4soesIss Of BREoEBkDss, The
Ksutuesy ss'aae.Fst,Sa's', uFgs this cid ga
Ploded ehsrgs against EFtpEtt, saa Esss Ie
cheat the people Of the South iato the sup.
part Of DisHHiea ticket
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-10-20
YannsY thnir Lender

n is significant faet--sad all tsnssrta-
sire H,sn sbosl3 paRdst Il sell --ibai fzuesy.
uhs pssesrsd she divisiss ~ NE pensgcfsiic
party. and the sumIAsuea af Hrvt liuridgs is
locked tp fot iitc5tioas. "a all that rsisiss q
,hV prtssa, essissl, By tba' pss,y. lie is. IN
vrty soaihsrs state, the Ss orstls Of ihs
Art, sad ia all taautfs of dehb,, ths ussu
~ cf shs party rstaais iR state ~ " mas
rly Inactivity sh,li he ,sa BE eoz,ultsI
aprssilsstas - be is. he is ths ilfe bfea'h ~
/, is entire s>rrsqtba wing Anl without bim it
ever lifsless u rshaesse- They call bin
q Ms,apisis. sna kaasyilia 20 u,sks itIsiiss
ses.bss, bist,HR oss the EeJ for ali Seu,hsra
-ssaieaists, an thsu pHblsb thDusRsas af
|ss 81 kis spec bee ter esnpsisa du,a-
r,-ats Fis eslsttated slsazbtsr lester sets
th the utisc,s yf ibs I,srty. fusrs accurate
! ,hsu se raa daH
NoyfansxHY. Jas- r. 1858.
psta Sis Yogr Eis4 favor u lAe I5il =
p lived
Hardly AGREE VIM Nnr THtT A
& NERtL MOVEMENT CAS NJ MAIDS
7 81 WILL ULEAA alT TIE AEGEAN
: lHir ~ TnE pFNbEtCY WEBE
y FNTHEnES IT WprLb RESULT ~
q ING PLACE Tu 4 GEErhlBR AND
u SGEtER sw ARE uT FLIES
III REMEDY nF THg suTTH X VuT ~
u I TRucFaS IT IStN 4 pUiGENT
q iaNIzAttnN aF HER TBtE gEN FOR
g. NIT BESi>TANtE 20 TuE NFVT a.
e .SsluN II Nu~T GONE ~ THENA-
T .sF nP TtnVGS So NATBN A. PARTY
G. SAVE IS 80 SEClipNAI PARTY
G. EVER pu ir Ri NJ NJ IuJiD bD
n HRFtTHreS mn oTGtVryF Cttg-
NJ FgES uF sNFEFH AT nyER THE
60 TuS STATES iANH 81 - Only N
n q THAT WECAS HnPL FOR Any "
81 FtTF MOVEMENT rs SHALL FfEF
II 2tatrTiIgRN HEART. INSTRUCT THE
:, rfERN aiSp. avs COURAGE SO
81 u HufHER, RND A THE rBor4l No
NJ 7. Bf uNt okGANiLEH. ItNffETEb
50 UiN w Can rBEtIYiTkTE TliE t'Jr-
r. SraTES iSrn tHrvnI TTfuN
t~EInE NHAs BEES ~ tptjV - FORTH
H RG FarIu rs HU BJFFIN HSz
~ .TAkEN ~ NNp RECOMMENDED ~
III ADVERTISER TTh~ Naofr r..a.r, 0rysa
~ Yes,syl tNpFg THE NAaE uF
s-tHAGUB ~ CNiTkn N,tl rHEHS bRS.
WI kEEriNG tF THEIR OH HELA
tie 81 uN ALI OTHER QUESTIONS. WILL
itn' > Ttg surTHETN ISSUES pfEt-
Ma -. tND iNFLrENyF PSgrGF-. irg-
l.l Euab~ ANU STATESMEN. IHAEE Ev
TIA ~ FNLAUoE, Hyf 10 -sGsEsT
NJ Ii
g. a=s's YOUR ks
- TANrFY
TrIss : zlsrszrEs
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-10-20
The Breckenridge Party DisuRionist.

B. Hf.r.r lHat "a l--sg ...-3 Hisa. g=a HFs-
,Fa rrf Then tt- ..aH.av aht.t uas "a
pre- o. dodge D .-if. ta b.s slrr.a at
RsiH prr spf - ..,r- sarf Sc Gao ti~ coz
4ai, r'.r OF r.. ,.r.r-.a'..S u.sH at fag
,J4tH sad ur uvug.--
1ra. rv f-t.= ..I..grn. taf.rfr
,Aist sios q, now .n Jsnzr- n ur ruiHiau
tasEa g, q u1aiarsA PisH 'hsoug hout 5hf -aaib-
era : SEES 50 trtak Hp Sos ta.Hu believe
iGr .',aa as q H't,A e. k.YaHu.,n Va &C. Fas
fhr -Hsi rr 'Ra sUa-as 7aA r5as Is-
ir-s e. tbs ssh-ss- desire th~ sir.f.s,r af
i.IRe = % H7 - bare au ,y~u-+ trF tsoE.
La 4 believe tFat esrft HfrskfRrt8r- maH
t.. tfraHIaH. .ai. h4i la .s,.sgt laaE -rrfy
Hjsg laviS' f, tu5sr.-a g.. f aF-.i.ar.# -s n7sn
.sai virsrzf Hrb h-ses H-vt-s Nsiar
Esr.' ara3sr O. zafsrr zPr- ,bssiig .u tHs4
la.H sbstarf 10 uat Be e." enforce she
iFaa .f she taat a Sue ryrrt ~ an stisur'
20 = - or break 40 Jbs siog Arg hsre
~ 3 - hare 50 aas~-F froai hsU aH shat
qae. .as.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-10-20
Neil 8. Brown Done For !

Col samuel 4 Saith, of ceraslias wts-
asil Ho,oris'y, 'Peks to ,ht Brsskiasidgs Clab
ia shis city, few sigh,s sAek, asA ia reply
to sOmsthing Veil s Brova had said 10 Cbst-
'anoogA, stated ais,inc,ly sad aasqai'ssaIsy.
that !, had - Tsspssl fer BfsSa
Oar advice to Cos Hrows is, 70 sell eat
bis passtsslsas ia EasyssIa, sua leave tais
country BE aaEsi % snigrate 70 the hT
West aud siuugv into the forests hsyoaa the
Roeky aszasales, ~bssr be eau beOuass an
soFbsd ls the aaaFVsless series % vtrSs whish
syriax IN saalesE PNsoranas SPsa al sides
saa Ia the dis,asss fas ahead lie haa la-
saFssd ihs disPisAssss of tAs sS-asnesF a
Congress fsosa the oAasaaaS1sa pistFsst, asa
ne Sssa cas- Dc tbsa 10 fsaasssss, ssd HSs
We speak sdvissaly, fs~shavsHassk tStsss
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-10-20
The Howard Resolution

NJ BesaHs, THsRsssee delegate, intro.
daes8 into the Charleston cohyentioa, the
following resolutions, as cempFsmirs plat
fJFm
Rssz1ssf. Thg. al tiss eitIEenA VI The Tai.
tss States have 80 e4Bai right 70 sftft vifA
fLs;y gfapsgts 10 the Territories Of the Z aited
state aad that under The decisions Of the
s,,,,,tstfe Cnafs ~ the raited ssaits, which
- feravaiys as ssrfta sas6siiEaH u fks Cos
s,,fss,sa Of Ae Faltsa sfasss neither their
ris,,,,s Of UersaH nor property sAa be drstruy
ID Or impsired By Congressional o. fs'F''e'
sisi legislation.
NJ Fancy, tie bold Disas'shiai q Aiass-
ns. denounced ,his Esso.aiiaa a. ss dessFfass