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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-18
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-18

Nrues SHarrtrSN"us unp %gH9rrtirrs 9Eirtpihait.
Ter unttrieihnste bat III Der i7ten Stras:, pvm
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-18

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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-18
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90 ecrcS ara udniirt INN 5alcn 0areItS.
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0steial, YsTi~ nab Yabtira SSeir.
$50 ests. purt Sirainis VicIntsin SSyiSfer.
t0p tu,reeS ycnss- psrir
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ii5 base fasRira. @sda, Rasaisr, Rir uut 1sya Ecf,e
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tide!ehsh une WTlin Stpc'r. Nireitc %Itac une yssibtua Spfe
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-18
Sanyeu ONT.

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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-18
cfamntnaebumaci

reSeH rey S@tf Stti.cr ria Yrcmcn ,rSsi,cn:
5000 Mn. @~amtnser :imstlu.n,
1900 STo. yrnlrs.
Niitr' e.
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-18

1S- User 'ttn sntcs 4'ilp batsu mill. orbe nod
-" '-net'tns standardization GiIUrrie, sr. 80 Na;ritrasc, ma N;,-
asns arsILSret5t msIest wire. @atisu f,rttst Wilee, an, ii,
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-18
). y. Steder'S
Ntu t~tnaerihtstc ccu.jbe Suts uerr,i

9'eu etnSeritrtfte ecutiCbe SuiH necrei
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ssts'ulaneisi hkst, une Itri eurd Die brreurA. ::rstrttsu Ss,rtrt.
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aEaiS fuT ,i'wtlt1 ntretn naob wr ppr anatItrtisi!M
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-18
&. II. GRAVES
Sruls nnp S'sn paintrr ano Silaltr.

,RiAmpnr, Gd.
at NJ tae WntafteiYtiSs tIHltIN9,nee @rstittn, lstpt, aud,
1rItntns, NarblinS uMr aRIlen rpn SiIbeu &C.. wtrccx ihntT
Siiisf INC sslHn,adsrl aasatfuErt. I'm iah!rtint auI!rast bit,t,
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-18
BRUCE'S
New -Dorkfr Sdrift- @ir6erfi

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uhuaha'S d'ftfted, Bier d hrifrtr,
tsrfupfrrtsu ks,rifter, Srmit,ru ? d,r;,,,,
Seriieruusrn,
Sa'ass' " S"n,shrrtt'S d,riffen, Wiufaiunscn,
Ofcihna- II. @ctdm.Siuien. Hurdmd,iuTs
weifinssnr une sa!rani6rtt GN.Ou,erafru.
"ihe Stipitn, Srrm'stfsieitrse &c.
u Sd'Jtten int ale turt TomrirraIt ypr etu s;,f,r 5+,;r
s.tHtTtt t3tnibumlib,l eartcu NFuan IespIcu. Jit ur,r~,i,;r-
SNMsuINttt, aMlf M Hsirt S;trit,tu ecaprtn ptrcsn, lttt mid,
~ gu StHo, stle s1uetbNiNyta S,bripcu III ZEN uicrriaiteu
sSttt'tn Ger 5crHSRIi'hen laytu iprppbi scssu 9saar ais am 0Ts il
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IL "'P'9ish NSerltrTcltr. SdrIftrrsRtn nttt tprc isIiir
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-18
Scfamutnlncbuutlc.
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".s ..'S .ER 1" rChlt fruItE 2rNucr urh WCCuonenhp. chen
~ -" En"nnntn' er'ter. feine uno errtc C'sriit, S,or, GirirS-
me. T,I'asu'RS rel1teetnt Sortcn NucsIn, ccutftt Gitcr,,r.
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2. q. 8ti6tr, ast.
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80 Sores Sear, 9Lad, Srppn unit 9sapp.
% Serte Mem gsFt gSittE 4tstft,
5 Sctrct Rio,
400 Nrrrne unt %udrf.S,
2Oa e3rcR aFr-ts pipes,
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8tTfsui n g. "'
20 2ar'sis 2'e';'nN,, H,t9,,. fr,.ca uap;Nr g.. IN IAN
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-18
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(frnbtr Sfrs. 9sitei,)
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lSfitn bat nab IN tbrtt ItutH <5oen.ns III SrplottaBc, #piiGCn
Der l. u'e 2. (fruhtr &'radetts Sf >, y iRota, -. pcitlpl III
stnsgtes 4uftrlsen rn!stJtafIgt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-18
United States
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p's'ntn 5rr'nctn nnp Gem ~eeutifbru Wutiif,r, hs
Err9''EHr An'r'dr, CAP tt rr 9Girtnidbait De-, IIn,,sn
St"trS PHftlf, 9dr Der l9ttn uno QialnltrnGc itsr-
n'n'mFn hare, mn paF sS md, lre,ten WIN. rritt ~,
cicncn III fpruSu. ""S'" ;"
SOsn GmmentGurt.
-'Vo Fes. email SrcnIS |iern, 10 5rrecs iun,~-,-
esnTNR Ntntrt9 Aa"iS. mt : licrces ), J5,ms rcfr 80
anrrcH ArtIcLl r.pitltrn iprk,u s,r, S ~, e. I"lt S':Icr
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-18
y. 81. Tp,uiucI,

NnfPrlftrcr NM &uprii erer.
N'. "o4 Srrarhr1Sr, ;,piltsn Ger 4tsn unp 5tcu.
enninFnttlt rt etm reutIthtu Yublitum ;uy gnftrtisrae .ucr in ieuu
Wel""N sinlnlslenStr Nrttiicr, ais: Nuippitsru u,utr uuc oltcr
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msFT, ~ meHhewl 3rtf th CHI ittr idpRcs s.Ioriipl M SopEcr
:S!.ele's rare. Aht ScrhT Hr.eaur mn ptuttiauiittc 9lircs rcr-
r@!etA uns III tilisem prttS III patu tel !. ". Hrmnci
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-18

VIRGINIA SAVINGS BANK.
tes"risft0 ear'a cie ~@ttpstsuua ven SIirsiuitn.)
capital: SIO0OOG.
ttpehttn ircrHrn III rictr 9ant cntscstn serenrtn con s. an
III NH'"1iiS, uAr TrretH tit'cIstn al Il ret. pr .Shkr rtr;iuif.
mtnH tie iat . 1fHnsit 'rsr lInscr III eritr Sanf ]YtrtI.lstu. NM
luritTe ptttprtn rperem , pGt. btrtd,uct.
tss saHit St.t GSsitaI haftu ir rt ItYciittn.
itse,iitn rtsetn anstnrnmcn ms Gutrun1en parIttr ,ut:e-
lttlt fpIt etn GaiVrtr !. y. Starte in ccu Srrrr rts J,rTru
SsmutI :. Gpttrtll, prdiiett.
\. Sisflt. e@'l'Tr. y. &aIthaIl, Stcretdr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-18
OCEAN HOUSE,

Sde Yer SiAhs II. GpurtltraEr, pprttmputb re
ENa veiltass puSlifum mirs auf siu,s ycr;us usriGss,
Sstel 4sni srssttnt auimsr!isni aeustt.
u. J. gSbitt, Sr.sttttu.. j
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-18
EDWARD ". CANNON,
SsttntlttUsr ~pta' unp 6rrid,ts 2lnr ali.
AiFes; edf WoArrner' nnc 6rantlin~ StraFc.
Oemtitbc SrId,fc!

J"trh @un1trFbetmer,
No. 4 N1tnfrsEe. ndhe am 9lten S3, rft
.'iauNt lt Nrm pcltiRtn 9utisum, uaieu.lit 6,rsfrn,,, H.,
go = VI 2,A~'", tl5 Ct Gun Y. ar aner oeuffbta ,yrudte halr,
az: 5MtnRE"' 9.esttf 8nlNeH, S@ttisn, Esdi.N, I'll. &..ua Sup-
SaresOsr, SS;Stn.. Sc 1lhs Ec,fIrtr tertIt Htirs, riiSGIrt
oFi"i', AIt 4tttn canrts, Sl6nrnn .t. &C., m,hc srGtld rrrlsi.t
tIlnltcM prtift ssrtAuft NV"
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SI>tiet H't'f'ai1 +" TX 5Ht ~ hasst. unG las. /; f;R,1eu,
T'''" '"ano"~V .tIesb QUAD Sc .ElR
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-18
n. A. STURDHANT-

n. A. STURDY
Attorney at Law and Notary Public.
(Jtettanralt uno pfeutliher 9tptat.J
smpttslt TIT ~ l%lsstrndbnlr dutr RcbiSaeihdfIs auf anu Or.
ildItn IN ub TAR bic Staet Nlhmcno, &bclterNtlc xun S1ueoer
4Snnin. StItts: Gft DER II. unp YaRthraBc, Goooin's oaI
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-18
u lt!l y auc

N1BGf SbAp,
'fe. 1o4 0rpap jl'ttbcn rcy q. nrp I. $oyroS,
tR:m Shsaitr ecarHutGrl.
Nubrt fGts euttt edstIttcr. rcu,ihr ~ f-,,,snr.
H g. , StanGre, N. TIC pauS II 4cibnadrrl ,rue,rhs,.
~ "''Pth ef nSnt "if oaS anfm,rfaru'tt tceitni.
@tftbt
Nrs Gun Eh1tne1 mi. cintm Garial rpr $500. I'm, in G3;bp,rs
vW UhrtR"tnN ven SrtCTS ratentrt, Yluilpira 9iIrsc nSy -
uuen W'af'f III celinutH. Iitlte C>ritaft in ic,pu an onsr,, -
4" IN : rttduH1 INN rnT arrFt y r,tum at. tH.nusrrf g;,f.rrr.
'"N "' Il. =. 2%bttt,
'rp!l1mr0I.. Na.
TpislSt Gin dit eiicar %attril! sufI, rlbrtt, &C. ,r,.
III HuseH'tt;H Gclonncn we.rcn fam
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-18

OeeaE padtt< unD @eIp , 8efFrrerunss, Gcmmi,iel
Nsenttn:
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Sneaffe~, G smmjiiirnS- Spt9tttpnS, MIR
Webitl 0tiS6it.
y'riefc uue Yddttt, Ittnrt his III 30 NfuntOStipitt. wcrsrn
nii Isccm "n bier I%tsettnren Yc~teamsisr nao, ir.enp tinrmS itr
"r 2Sslt t~ecriuslit Ieutiblane uuh Die 5d,mei;J frannrt ne
iur S.tin,rrurs, rter tbtinmeit, prcmpl uns nit Der arosttu ESIhtr,
Deli trpchtrt, ScRsR Gjlrantie uno Sh-;n.
WtbleI ur AnmetiunGt:. - rem 5autvIdScn rip
0tuIlhlant idelbar, ltp ;u etn nttsrts,rrs suri;n in Den, obtain
Surtau III hahtn.
@elbaHSiaklunat AT irar1b rim: Gorrilc in DeEtfM-
!aue, Irt ms o1uS ssittftr Jtstn NuitNns.- QaGast> 9iIcio
uue Rcieplis.
re, 5ur @ie'mr"s dne ~llfnsestnr babtn mir 5rn. Y. 9aiicl
aniere aoentur uscttra1en. IS. SUmibt n ,,c
Mid duf SstStS ~bc;iebenc, titet UNI bic acmiatcuM uftr,,r M
3T ,trtunor nm EanbSltutc y. pa l.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-18
Jnacrs& pnrpuomic!

Den Nitsltspern CUR yabritt. ra; ie,eu Iruurr.
lt'a, Nbr"es S llbr. %resrlmGtis. Grtrcrsr. lctunacr
III Der MILITARY Dou" itattfiureu.
Srotn :tRten Donnrritdns i'm 0trnat finset bic
n'pn1tli@s Tsrlammluaa i'm yrtal, rrs ecrru Sbar
ltatt. Naarmtpcr. urr. eer,,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-18

TS. Sns Sr'efe fur ms iinr i'll acreh;rrr en-
Y. MULLER, % 0batbam Sn, Nftp Yrrf.
IGtEt etS Siam. &ujei:srS.
Seine @snir;- Chocolate srbirlt lp,tcu
& 6. I;ihtr. Nst.
Hur nett ubr sie S6lie Ger vr.i, werrtn n,t cs,In,,
2 Z"""u". l2ee"c, 10000. l20uoO, lljBu0, lIUuuu. IeJOwu
49, '""o"o. 10000. 3oe"0, 2'nOu, = nal 2uuos, MaI >
''ooo. NAL I2Ona. . NAL Iun0u. NAL Gono , r,I mon
. MAJ 4'Ve, : NAL 5000. /" NAL 2U0O, lie NAL 1000 CjuIecu n
~ !. V ~. e'irStn, UNI et III pty lCp,tn Nlaiit nltt nil DScIe.
'.","ntH se''sen Etritr, tVe1iIen Ill rr citer Nlanc Ger isIatr
:. SrIett en- ,t'tt!rps. reenrt rtm JuRaHrr rcune& cin Wt-
winn bic ~ lO00u niulrer iufdltn fam.
AhrNNlt Sithune rnatt I'M ,iauuar itlt, pr;u
yin saulta Ircs 81
Si |" i S:5s;; ~ S:ss - ''nrst 'ona.
s. HtttrS II. Sc. in TrarfGtrr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-18

eserrae u Sprinsnidnn's
Goinmtia Nptcl uup Mcf"aurat1ru
Cruiser 8app'S pstU,
Nr. Ash YtuuIplvania 2lpcnu,.
imil&cn 1s"c uh 6Nlr-ans Il. 9alf Streets.
NnlbinAtru. O.. 6.
1aF fc'ltnse putIitun Fnt>' III siticm 0ctt ri, trtunslid,,,
@Ufnasme me Secienuns. Yecirsuustn masts.
9sratlcBuna rrr Yreilr ppm &rbtrn.
Hr YrrNs ""t &ot; iue sS AMI wsittn Nahrib, mic ir.t:
Sci Hump Grtt IS. 80 r,r pr1b ''''
Srf. pail Scfc as
parH Grte, teire Sprhn $50
9ttitu pr:l'tn tufcIas mus 0rf, ais has biu;.i1 lie I5rrrtr,,,,5 - ,
ttrial Eitier Scalru ans,itben werern.
StSn9unatn: &a1tIablunS htm Na!tacn rsr Nslicf,rmua.
EC Nrbitn' IarcS b.Eneea IT'D co Der 10. S!r1it uup Jt.5p
ur Sts Ger s. INC Bnrrifr, iupit pom Canal. "
2".9l SnD. !. s8er f, T1r1t.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-07-11
Thimvs to be Rcmembered. .

Every Democratic United States Senator,
save only Mr.. Pugh and Mr.. Douglas, endorses
the nomination Of Breckenridge and Lane, and
will render good aid in electing them.
In the House Of Representatives, three ffths
at least OF the Democratic members 60 the same
ticket.
Ex President Pierce and, 50 far as heard from,
every member OF his Cabinet are openly in the
field for Breckenridge and Lane, the Union and
the Constitution.
President Buchanan and every member Of
his Cabinet incluling Gen. Cass. the leader OF
the Democracy in the campaign Of l848 are firm
in their support of the nominees OF the Democ-
racp and brand the Douglas Ticket as bogus
one.
Seventeen the States Of the Union are as
certain to cast their votes for Breckenridge and
Lane as that the sun will rise on the morning
Of the election, while the friends Of the bogus
Ticket cannot point to q single State their cam
didste is certain to carry.
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The NatiONAa Dem 0cracy OF Ohio,
organ ZRtiOn for tlie Great Rat
tle--The State Convention called.
A large number Of Democrats, many OF them
Delegates to the Convention at Columbus, elec-
ted before that gathering was changed to Dong
las ratification, met in the Neil House, on that
day, to take into consideration the duty Of the
party IN the present crisis. The Hon. Andrew
H. Byers. of Wayne County, was called to the
chair, and w, j. Gordon Esq, of this city, ap-
pointed Secretary. After a full and free dis
cussion it was resolved at once to proceed to
the organization of the party upon the national
platform, and for that purpose Central Com.
nittee Of enc from each Congressional District
was appointed, to serve until superseded by the
election Of their successors by a State Conven-
ton. They were instructed to issne a call for
Democratic State Convention at as early q
day as practicable. The Committee immedi
ately organized by the election OF DR.. John
Dawson, of Columbus, as its Chairman, and
the call tor the Democratic Convention, to meet
| in Columbus on the first Tuesday in August
next, will be given to our readers to- morrow.
Committee, through their Chairman, the
Hon. Matthew Birchard, reported an address
which wac adopted by the meeting and will ap-
pear in the regular proceedings.
The meeting was under the circumstances,
very full one, and included among its most
active members, men with whom we have fought
in every Presidentisl contest since 1928, and
against whose devotion to the principles Of De-
,nocracy and its usages SANDER itself does not
lisp one word.
Every gentleman present spoke Of the enthu-
siastic feeling in their region for the Democrat.
c nominees, Breckenridge and Lane, and for
the noble ana national Platform, first proposed
at the Charleston Convention by the Delegates
of seventeen Democratic States and which was
afterwards endorsed without dissenting voice
by the Democratic National Convention which
met in the hall OF the Maryland Institute, and
presented TIE gallant leaders whose flag flies al
the head Of our paper, as its candidates 70,
President and Vice President of the United
States.
That the Convention will be fully attended
and that in presenting an Electoral Ticket pied
ged to the election of Breckinrrlge and Lane
and in response to the national sentiment
OF the Ohio Democracy, it will present ;
State Platform, whereon every man wht
loves the Union can stand and do battl'
! against the common foe and for the glori
Gus nominees Of the Democracy, we do no
doubt. The proper spirit is abroad in the lane
and it is fast drawing to its proper center, and
when this is done, and the Democracy, thu
,purged Of boilers, trimmers, and sore-headet
politicians, who have so nearly Abolitionizet
lhe entire Democracy, its course is onicard!--
The dawn Of brigher day is upon US. Le
US never despair Of the Republic!--lVationa
Democrat.
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Bred Scott.

We direct attention to the decision in this
case as pronounced By The Court to be found on
the outside ofths paler. The great controyer-
sy between the Democracy at this time, is in re
gard to the principles of this decision. They
were acquiesced in by all Democrats in 1857,
although contrary to the previous individual
views OF many. Aud no man then acquiesced
in it more readily than Douglas. Speaking Of
this decision, he said:
~ accept The decision Of that Court as it ,0as
pronanced. Whatever my individual opinions
may be, | as good citizen am bound by the
laws Of the land, have no complaints to make
against that Court, because of that decision
My private opinions on some points Of the
case may have been one way, and on
other points OF the case an other: in
some things concu~ring with the Court, and in
others dissenting but what have my opinions on
a question of law to do with the decision a lter
il has been pronunced by the highest judicial
tribunal known TO the constitution? II is
enough far me IL knoa0 that the decision has been
made. 1t has been made by tribunal appoint
ed by the constitution TO make it; II aUaS a
point a0itsiB their Jurisdiction, and am hound By
it,"
1t is well known that his private opinion previ-
Gus to the decision had been contrarya as he says,
to some points in the case. But the Supreme
Court having decided that tie citizens Of all tie
states haze the equal end common right to possess
and enjoy their pycperty,cf every kind, an the COM
mon Territory belOn6ing to us all, and that there
is no power in Congress or any agency or gov
eminent established or created ty Congress, to
destroy or impair that right. he, as he had
greed to, Immediately acquiesced Il erein, not
withstanding his previous individual opinions.
But he and his friends Bow repudiate the
principles Of that decision and refuse TO abide
by It, but promise however TO abide by the ner
decision the Court may make in the natter
This equyocation, and re-agitaton of the mat
ter is the cause Of our trouble and the mnir
reason the people are losing confidence il
Douglas. The complaint made by Douglas ant
his followers against the gallant Breckenridge
and Lane is, that they staLd by the principles
of that decision, and acknowledge the equa
right of all our citizens TO enjoy their proper.
ty Of all kinds in the common Territory
These principles are incorporated into our Ma
tional platform, without any equivocation, an(
they will be acquiesced in by all nationa
men,
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*There may be some doubt about Tennessee,
it heing Bell's home.
In several other States, such as Delaware,
Maryland, Louisiana, Missouri, New jersey,
and others, Brecinridge has fair chance, but
they cannot be considered certain for him.
STATES SURE FOR DOUGLAS.
We look around in vain for single one
Illinois might be considered su,h, were it not
that the Republican candidate for President is
also an Illinoian, and consequently State pride
will operate as much against Douglas in that
State as for hun. At the last general election
in Illinois (1858) the Republican majority over
the Douglas candidate in the State as large
was 1921. At the same time there were SOL
votes given for an anti Douglas Democratic
candidate, but these cannot be safely counted
for Douglas now. Still, it is quite possible
that Illinois may give its Electoral vote for him
next November; and the same may be sad of
Iowa and several other States. But there is
not one State 10 the whole Union that can be
pronounced certain for him. in the same sense
that a large number of States are certain for
Breckenridge.
ELECTION by THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Now suppose that no candidate should have
majority of all the Electoral votes, (Which is
very likely 10 Dt lle CaS6 uIueF e8 CIR
cnmstances) and the choice should devolve up
on the House Of Representatives, how wonld
the case stand then? Not any better for Mr..
Douglas than before. Indeed it is not certain
that he would b, one of the three highest can
didates; and in such case his name could not
even come before the House. In how many
States has Douglas better chance for Electo-
| raj votes than Bell has in Maryland, Delaware
Louisiana TennesseeY But suppose he gets in
| to the House, as one OF the three highest candi-
dates; how will the House vote? Each State
it must then be remembered would then vote
as unit; and small State would count as
much as large one AS the members Of Con-
gress are already elected upon whom the choice
of President would devolve in the case snppo-
sed, and as the politics Of the members are gen
orally known, the result may be stated as te
most Of the States, with entire confidence. -
We speak of the first ballotings, before any CO.
ation or bargaining had been resorted to. II
woud he about as follows.