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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-20
Resistance.

The Richmond Enquirer Of Monday last. in
speaking OF Virginia Commissioners To the
Southern States says that
III any Commissioners arr appointed bv the
Legislature ihsy sh.,ati l.. l-,lt hr~t 10 MARY
lari. % confer with that state upon tius plan If
resisting thr Inauguration 81 Mr.. Iinroln--
II - tbs duty AZ MARYLAND and Virginia 10 take
earnest and decided stcp- ~ pr, ent the Govern.
mcut troni going into Republican hands there
- M h1pe Of preserving the [ Hicn aud by the
9Th ct March there will b. little use Tor any
Federal Government. II would hc the CREATES,
folly for Virginia and Mar, land g. permit th,
army. sayy and treasury 10 pas iGto the haads
at th"sc who will them Lr tn, subjusntion
Of those States
lot the rr-t Convention then l. held between
Maryland and Virginia, and these two States
a-rccing let ttr'm provide siifoiost force Ia
seize the city oi Washington ami II coercion i.
To- hc attempted. let u bcsin with -ubiugnting
tho States 81 Mar land and Virginia Thus
practical and efl,cieu, fighting in the mon will
prevent the powers of The Union frum falling
Hi" the hands of enemies.
We hope Virginia will dcputc her commits
si"ners To Maryland first aad providing FOR the
srikurc Of Washington city. forts McHcnrr.
Nashinton anil old ront IIarrers Ferry and
Guspnrt Navy Yard present these two States
m the attitude OF rcbyls, inviting coercion
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-20
To PATRONS.
Congress

Both Houses Of Congrvs- adjourned over from
Last Thursday to Monday. In the ,aeao~hils
the House Special Committee held tbeir ..s
sions-
On Monday. in the Ssx,rr. Mr. WADE. Of
OHIO. made speech Of two hours. in the cour~c
&c which he commended that the scccssioui-ts
had no just ground Of complaint against the Re
pnbllean party. N the Democrats have hal the
power in tlieir bands in all departments 81
the government II was an lille apprehension
n 90 what might b. done by Mr.. Lincoln.
On Tuesday. Mr. CRIrrExDES made AN inn.
prrssivc speech II morr than hour and made
n proposition for The extension Of the Missouri
Compromiss to thu Pacific the strengthening Of
laws prohibiting the African Slave trade. AMI
enforcing, the fugitive slave law by the repeal
Of all nuihhring statutes. He spoke at some
length IA advocacy OF Cancellation and compro-
mise. lie declared ii Cancellation was refused
the North could not justly refuse 10 give them
AN equal share in the common territories OF the
Union. In view OF the mighty consequence
now pressing upon the country IL not the best
plan in the world TO adopt tho Inns Of tho Mis-.
souri, Compromise Unless something like this
was done we would lie n divided people in less
than six months Was not this compromise n
cheap price To pay for the glorious centuries
that were in store fpr this Republic IL We re-
manned unitcd' lie believed unless something
was done, the disunion excitement would swal-
low zap Kentucky.
Some explanatory rcmarks were made by Mr..
CotLAxEE. OF Vermont in r,gard Ia the per
sonal liberty bills" of some Of the Northern
States and Mr.. JoHNSoS, Of Tennessee intro
duced propositions for amendments Of the Con-
stitmtion.
Mr.. POwEILs resolution for the appointment
Of n committee Of thirtevn 10 consider that por-
ton OF the Presidents Message which relates To
the present Agitations of the country was pass
ed. The Vice President will appoint the com
mittec
In the House Monday. Mr.. Adrain oder.
al a resolution that whereas the constitution
j. the supreme law Of the land, and 81 ready
and faithful obser, hnce j. the duiy Of all COOL
and law-Abiding citizens therefore
Resolved, That We deprccatc the spirit OF
disobesiieDee which prevails. and earnestly ~
comment the repeal of all statutes bv state leg.
islaturcs conflicting with that sacred ins trument.
and an violation thereof.
On Mr.. John Cochranes motion the resolution
was 80 modified NJ 20 include the words "includ-
ing personal liberty bills so called IL was
then adopted by vote OF Ice 20 u. several of
the Southern members declining 90 vote.
On Tuesday nothing Of Importance was tran.
saeted in the House
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-20

=, ~ ~, f-,'icrec Goo tiis county. on NfitaN ur,k
NJ lhn AM u'BANNuN, a.cd abuui IS scars
A the ctis1rc OF her soi In Law. Chart Iip..,,
ff-ir wednesday morning the lzfh Instant ~ rr,,
Aunfsl'u NJ. JULIA 4. iirTLEJUuN n.s,,I a,
years' u ilarPcr's Fcry.
% Sau'lsy sccI. - Tia f...,tsuc. 81, h., s,,tcr
hr VIM ~ klyn, Ni,. FIRnIAIA toNkINN
agei tli"i - years
Ca saturday tho Grst u D,ccn,i,er AZ III, re.tI,,
in Hillsifoluugh. Or SAM ~. TURNER in t,r Gr.l
wear ~ hs sgr
W Turner lo-atci in iIIii,horvueh Ia ~, year t-si
bunng ihc autumn 81 that anil ~, ff,II,laif.- if
ter severe erldeu,ic lisea,s. prevailed III .5-r.s
~ ie iranrui - she ~ ,ase suct that 80 "a RI,
Nn"t tiinr he secured large praftrt un over an a.
ttnHcd the sn1nanas ~ The r--ofle among " l,u H..
hfrd ~ hs p.~At skii, b ,lHc,- and unrcHi,tfIt,s
sh'i. :" hls i-'i'vits be ipyadai,ly The love
~ th"iu'vl'es and Thur frlcirls ll-rr..l.r. and
h isil.f nerr siruug Traits iu hschsrastef "a. - a.
n@hH voc Hctd o. tlC J5ur. sol hr treated the az
i'iiH with az Affection that WAS iruiv patcf4sni
" D. i"i'r'uur,e with ~, cilr. ~. ,is ,tt,,t -
1T lnFlrr wa t1 tfc hlEirrt DEGREE e,Iflrn,4ult
slsrt 60 l, srrs ai we've ki,si r.. ii,s ,,,f,r
hrmlrrr - The is-,is-sisu Hisas- .sii,ur fft 81
gave hiin Utu'h lr1-uFr o. fhft t f.fr. tt, t..
Mt 'd BE 0su An"ui,lisc ai,i e slrt.gu,r
on SUNDAY nsorptus ia-' ~ srou,.. ItuE.c .,,
81 ltr'''a' \. and Nsuniy STARR, arr.t ,,,r.
AMI M lntl, ''''H
Ton inir he was. To-, Lr..-lt a., De-
~ iltitrir 80 - y,oTit "a. fhf.
Iva Iesus Csiic'i thr yhtti awas
I"HWcii THh AiHl 10 en'iiGs- ti.-s"
W shsgi.,1.lo-.a -, -uusas ..-t - r,s,ssrup-
Con- ~ "'NNhi bAHSFs. .sc7l 90 y-a,-
Mar shepisri.toy.u en- " ri -. ..,,...ii. ,,L a.,
nn.i.y. No. CAM ARiSE ~ Ks -ihs 40 a. I.vi.
bukc uved abpnt e. year.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-20
Proceedings OF House Special Com.
mittee.

Mr. Corwin the chairman of the committee Of
thirty -thrcc has prepared series OF resolutions
which, il is understood are utcnli,- To- meet the
crs's- 1t is SAID that they meet the approval Of
= majority Of the republicans on the committee
They are nearly a. follows;
First Ple,lging the faith of Congress agains,
any attempt to abolish ,laN,.y in iLc District Of
Columbia
Seoond-Against interfering with the inter
slave trade between the Stairs.
Third The abolition of slavery in the dork
yards and arsenals in the slave STATES
Fourth In favor of anv amendments render.
ing the fugitive slave act effective and sati-Ar-
tory to the south.
Fifth Against any discrimination l,v Con
grrss against slave states asking admission.
sixth Protecting persons and property IN
tho Territories sill they have thirty-ihouSAnd ir,-
hNbitants. when non-intcrventiun ~ Congrcs.
shall bc the law.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-20
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
z NLL.IDfLPWLL

4 Bs,.--4La' L,tia'ira ..,f5iisL.-i ~ ,l-. ...
i'a,iprm,Hf r.r h- H.. ..r-.f Mr -. & .,aI
Distressed an s.i frfa lurs'r-fa,.l
EPrt.,is Ds.ri--s aH.f n.f,., u,iy
fpr re- tu,r ~ bisrl,a, n
the >-rH1i Drrot.
NIEDiCt ~ ADVICE d.ru e-u.. o., u.. ,,uas
vi @'r-'"nr o. au NO. apply Hy hf,.r s.tl "a ti-s
ruiEi"u 81" their condition. ti,. ulfr.s ia'tsu
hi'. ~ sti tn ri-.. uf sNttrm. Is,yTt, NrHrip.
ftrli.tstl flru ct eharsr
VALUABLE BEPuilr- op ~f.r,nnt.tri,a-s mi
olhrE lisasp. az t'r e suai urgn. ttrf go tht Nt4
RtNEbif@ 'n dos 81 10 tht pi.r--isfr, s,.nt O.. ts
sti'ctel D. frtft letter envelope. fvr "f fhar-,
Two 80 thrrt -tImi- To-. T,-i.iEr ntit s.stfs4ttr
Atlrv--. u. J. -kutIN HQtGHT,tN
A-i"E ~ur-ruI. Howard A4-s-iafi.,r
NJ. Sstlfl Niutl street Fhti1tf.itlt,, H.,
d, oulvr Dl tIy itfrcrf,.rs
tZtN y. HE NRTWEii V,,,T
Gu. FNE,ffllp. ~. r.fars
h,t.. ~ Is.u .fy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-20
Fasting and Prayer.

a Recommendation TO ll,. people q the Unirs,I
States for day Of humiliation. fasting anal
PRAYER. lie says
Numerous appeals have hecn Ria.l- 90 me b.
pious amd patriotic associations AId citizens, IA
view ofthe present distracted AMI dangerous con
dition Of car country. 90 rcoommegd that - day
b. Set apart for hgs.iliioa, 6isiiay and prayer
throughout the L mon.
In compliance with thcr request anl niy own
sense of duty. designate Friday. the 4th day
of January, 1861. for this purpose, and recon-
mend that the pCoplc assemble un that day. az
corlng Ia ihcis several forms OF worship, ~
kevp It n a solemn Fast,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-20

Tb' meeting GA Monday last ~ ti,e Court
Hou'e was one 81 NJ largest. perhaps ever held
D" ih" county The official pro,cc,liaa. furnish
81 by ibe ohieers 81 l,e ncctinn will h. f1uul
90 another column. We will not attempt ~
present detail 81 tis incrdent. II tl,e a4rs.,,,
The NESTING va one gi murh cSriiciaeu, AMI
confusion ami whilst there vas diversity "a
sentiment On many rcspeet- set the Jnfpn fr,l
ing VS. intrns' Atthe moment 81 ~, a.loption
~ ihe subsliiHte tls excitement vs. at such .
Poiut a. To- prcvent q fair 1nJ fu ,,prr.sina
io 49, particular We Is uYt therefore CON
s'1.r f's proceedings a. au, oppression at ti.as.
present - tho Chairman s,l.rntlt is.ais,i Oh.
qn"stion. aas sijpur1ci ti. meeting O., a...,
the agitation .,t tl,e oecas.on
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-20
MARRIED.

~ the RESIDENCE - the briie. iuuih.r ~ U..ii,ar
ON iho evening ~ the Gih bcremhcr 'sdp Wv g-v
Wa. ". Reese. MICHAEL \ NAR9t f-rU. g. NARY
}. BATfMAN. all 81 HtiliRar.
Ry The same. the Ps-.nss. tti,igr on ~, morn,
tnE 81 The ssi Novrwtcr. 200 JON kTtiAN lI-T-tIN
60 aEATTA T. OTt2-. bsih or Fr.,i,ricK O., . Nj
In Winchester. the l.th iu-i ~ Rev " g.
fgslca'Du, tHA i.i.kS : HARRIS AEd MARY Z,
RICHARDSON, daughteg 81 lite late " iaeharI
on THURSDAY D~c g. ~ Rev II smith NN
on Tucs,iay. ncrrmhcr ~ hy Rev : NrNrliin
Gfn BEAigD ami EMILY NNTHEwS. iii 81
Berkeley county
u ShrihrrlstoNn. on "Wednesday tnnrltiis- ,,,.l
The l.th iHst.. tS iies N. Tit1.i NJ JOHN UFFfE
WV ~, ~ fhis rountv. 81 N.s- ANNA 81 tnDkt1S
daughigI 81 Iagat uul.u- ,i,- "a 81 ,aat.r,i.t,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-20

Ie-Hg Ma. w. ought u fp.aa q SOUTHERN
C0niedcrary
fGf Mn How o.
foaag Nh ~ force firre NJ arms
~ Htg Wh1 nu. Do ihr Sighting
Yong Hu.. Ibs metlaH..s
tsf Ma. y 90 a., youns. why viii 500 aa'
iaks part o.
fosag Nts. Oh miro ar Cuuug lrtsr
ssis rnut rvmsin 81 hpme 60 take care n
them
The si'ove is iusi ~ it orcurs..d au Monday
Need il..re D. cesursest' Are We o. dis.,l,,
tise tn'on. aHd must W. he dragged ,nto it D.,
ibose who tait ~ tbs sf5resaI rsI-esrgs.
yoepg nias
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-20
The Pre.iden, Fal,erinr.

Fort houltrie, which command. the harbor
ct Charleston - gsrrisOncd by only seventy
men commanded by Mai. Anderson. a Kcntuck
ian. He has called for achievements. AMI tle
President declines {" s"ud them. l,stit might
offend the ch''alry Of south Carolina. " b, ha,,
grne'on'ly informed him that they will NOD
make an attack on the Port during hi. Admin
trauon.
IL - stated thst Mr., Anderson. the v,c A
the commandnnt called upon tho Fre.plcnt aat
demanded ihai hcr husband should h. reinforced
otherwise hs blood All that or his men. Il
sacrificed. would To- upon the Prcsidont- skirt.
A. tie gallant otiircr would defend his fort NJ
ever hazard
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-20

~ ssstH WoooDY ofiii. isva Slaughter
81 % Tuesdsy ~ eco Bugs asieh.ag il20
p1unis A. tarrss, lts co. sasllsr 'toiis
60 hnts ~ Sausage siii srshIe 10 t1 sf-sk
~ b. quality ~ tl.e afp9osali a.-rsuisrs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-20

We give ihis veet ti,r lettrr ortlr Zoo I..a,
brif- We have in frJs one from Huu Jaas
- Bins. Hhsrh ve rrr.' ra have tsdsf.r a,.
81 s-u week. Its,i, n.t h,vs,er spoil &c.
o. co.. y tise great u,en ~ d4. g,nsrst.an .sI
be counseis arc worthy 81 raas.isfsf,.n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-20
Iaalr.s IIlnner.

srTsar IN anafher ealsma az eolrr .aopihl.
tsous in b, nah ~ co. cl5.i so yi,e
~ Attorney eca.rai JfafvIlB Bt,.s has
tesa aosas'rd hY hr Fas.5iafa,aI ranfrn.l
iy fh. -reai. ss alesas-cf a. cen Cess
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-20

Dg7csretary Ibou.psau Boz WasLHei.n o,
Msn'ss sssrniug g. NORTH Cararla Iti.au.
dcrrts.f .hst thousii hr favor. r.. ...s ~
ths Cpifou s,sss O., j. f0eudly 90 tts r.anf.
iien ~ rlei.sgs Nth fio others wien Co., ao..
siafshatiing -t-f-- oon-cat 60 give -uch rau.t.
tssas,ai riau1n'tes 81 maY is sati-ariorf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-20

go Iian o W Pfrsrss hss BEEN 90. tri
'asefHr ~ -aad tsrliIna D., .hs Legislation,
hf q sofs -7iati Ihasgt H l,soI ~ -s,ess.u
ft' tHt.raVfl 10 fsFf7 e1eT-rafaln e .fh other
aateH <ts's. spi D.. s'estaa j. -ea. r,l
a .l.aait atu OIL lth.tt aItrasf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-20

esaS-For Christmas Goods We refer e. our al
vertising columns The tastes of all can be
graii6ed.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-20

80 There Will be ser,iess ts th, N.tt..tt., t..
tsit huryh "a Smthncid. neat sabbath hr,ruus ami
night. AZ uc usual hours ''''
December - $50
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-20
The Resignation Of Gen. Cas-.

In rsfrrriaz 20 the resignation 81 the ,clera.
bia Secretary Of state, the official paper a,
Washington saws:
To avoid all miscons trucfioH or rnisstatcrncni
oi the reasons which caused this event We have
taken pains Ia ascertain the true cause IL u
not that General Cnss differed from the Psrsi
dent IN regard % auy portion Of his late nicssac
on the great question 81 co"rciug -tatr o. 10
main ia the Union by military ior..,. the Pr.-i
dent aud tcncral 'pSs wrr" perfectly nnited "a
opinion The difficulty arose from the fact tina,
.6en"rsi Cass insisted that DaNsl agd aiiitary
force should b. slnf Immediately tu Charleston
a. rrinforce the Esrts IN that hnrbor snd that
the President was ot opinion ,hat terc Wa a.
nrcrssiiy Tor ans such rneasurr ~ ~r,i~r - ~.
cure the forts against attack. This beng tie
Presidents runstcii1H be- would not sanction :
movement which might lead t. collision and
Dioodshei ~ che presasi s1ri,cd state of feeling
~ nosth tsu,lss aud lih.r Soutbcrn States
and ~ time ben every friend ct the I ninu i.
using hi- lc-t efforts ~ prevent tts dissolution
or if that D. not possihle g. avert the adoption
of any measure which would render it- rs-cop
strsrttsB laJIrlls-.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-20

-'r. W rsgoi 81 isarn uhst No. Fuss
H.9eatr in attempting 3D. sl-sr fhs sarftsr. ,a
rrtafn.ng i.aa OBJ. flnsrsl If o. --aa.I Tor
ner au Nen7iat 800 and h-ats b. shkls W.,
W ,sa s.strr ofDr Tseik
-I---L.r. NJ
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-20
CHRISTMAS GOODS.

NJ hf'r rrs"t'c.i eur -'.-b ufC HHt~FN
w 90" = ailirh surt,a--,- arl, ,a rs.....r ...
-'.- t1 utfrslfir tfI tis times " ,.l. o. ., Ii
lft're ~h.'h 'anisa tti @" t4,,n.r W h.,r a p..t
lf1uillui sr-siIfntott 80
Fanny G.--i Nn,i f,at,s -,.,i,,, Ga.
tr' e " Iitiug Pop .I aII Vsrf FaIa. tTy,fa.
To '''F u 'friitsn a-'a fstrI.f.. tri.ss.., t..i
nft hatir~. Ft.f.. -..r..
'al' N'-ti.r1 tu suf iuii as-rtri.Yt ut BrttIk~
riuHuHiug cir Hupk~
'HuHiEN-~ UIuk-
1'i th' -tuE,i5rd t4frrtfury f,l ff,. 4, s.. , t,.
hi-.i "f thfrr diN- uffi,. l.il puf, r-fH.-..i
'7r N,"t ut bHi'',- ,,vr, I,'.i val. -,.f,f ~
ri'E i tlfriI fHtrtit ani EsuuI rt.t. yI va, .s ~
,'ry 'cptrtHr.f uhi,Ii We a- .oI, .I. boz .,,8.I ,g
t'. 'H'i quality. iHr-a i.,.i. rl I,i. -.a..'.f
'.' ''hra rrltf'"fs u.i. ha Ill, t. .H f.....
nN %. Hi-If iY F...'nps tlfy $50 tf5t. .a.t-. o.
ruruu.aer 80.
~ rfAiN1S. OILS AND UYE.-ruFT-.
AAasA. r f-l'ial tiu. sf- ,ias.. .,t b.H.i t.. $500
ai in' .HraIr ra5.. We .a', .-4 ..-.
tb1ris.'rv.H %. D. t-.s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-20

SaT~The death Il ~ -sscu Travrr On A..
pr"Priately announced in our atitn.r, r.l,,',
th's morning 'say' che leesburg Mirror viii
b. rant with sorrow by many IN this count, ,nl
ri-rNl crs WIS., kHev fhe man and admired b,,,
ier hls xiii ~ 4 gbysictss sat is,st h,... ~,
Die virtues ~ = man Frank manly ot,cu and
above suspicion Iu al ,hiues pr Trrsru Ia.
gone t. the grave, leaving embslu,ed ~ che
breasts RI al who eHj"sssi his acquaintance. Dot
especially of iho-e eho in ihe hour Of affection
have hccn ii'e rrripeuts ~ his un~ear.cd aitsu.
ton. memory that will rtmain bright .u.i
green ~ long ~ iho human bear, D. eap.tl, OF
aPprcriai'ug ths iuestimahlr worth a. q Kind
fr'"ud = hiri.'o"sd geatismsa, AL e,nerpu.
spirit rbo rsn is,' ar u,brrs woe.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-20

fr5- ts error occurred in aas o. oar srti ST.
'n ti,' 'ast Frae Pres. 10 %. .entsoe. .iIi,
ues'n 's Ho rre nr existing owls. oar typss
0.lde g- ~ r4sse
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-20
CHRISTaIS CO0DS.
ID II IA g -
PUBLIC SAFE.

viii 30. eH FRIDAY. tbr 2Stb ,-.
81 q hNlft 90 rl I. -ap,angt. %.
boz 'h1fI.ri9en .aFl.staF n
aIh-r lifi- -rrrt iif.f arf -t W..
isrr4r i+.lst.als sn.l faId.ss ft-f-I4
II. tI.ihs Nr.rf .sl s.sa isff.s
rfat.r irsa4s Nsaas -t. En
ani la pfhes igsf. r
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-20

hIFrHna %, Ritauri Wing ~ Frrisy
says huadro.s Of industrious mechanics in dat
oi} have bern dsp1is1f ~ employment D., ihr
haaneisl rrtasure aai has re- co. close of 3D.
year tasfe riH he a greater Hunit.r Of .iis nen
90 thaf e''y tlHn hss essr BEEN knsvs t.,rl b..
Efc
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-09-08
Districts:

1.-THE federal onion must be preserved The
Constitutions must be Giataiaed isplate IN all ats
parts Every right guaranteed by the Consultation
must be protected by la IN all eases ,chere egtsta
ton is necessary to its enjoyment. The judicial
authority prorided in the Constitution must DC
sustained, and its decision iaplieitty o6eyed and
faithfully executed The tdcs must be ddRainistered
and the constituted authorities upheld and all I'M
layfut resistance suppressed. 'SrErHEs a. DOUGLAS
1.-THE friends Of constitutional equality do not
and necer did demand congressional stGce code
nor any n6er code regard to property IN the Ter
ritoriss They hold tie doctrine Of nora-interrea-
ton by Congress or By a Territorial Legislature,
either to esta6li&h or prohibit slacery; but they
assert fortified By the Highest judicial tribunal IN
the Union) the PLATA duty Of the federal goVerH-.
usnt in all its departments to secure ,cen aeeessd-
ry to the citizens Of all The States the enjoyment OF
their property in the common Territories, as ecery
rherc else ,oithia its jurisdietion The con-
stitution and the equality Of the States! 7aSse
are symbols Of scerlasting Union Let these De the
rallging cries of tie peopl<n-JoHN G. BREcKN-
RIDGE. -
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-09-08
LATER FROM EUROPE.

New York, Sept 3-The steamship Fulton, from
Liverpool, with dates to the 18th instant arrived
here to-day.
Considerable bodies of 6aribaldans had left Sicily
and disembarked on the mainland, where they were
joined by large parties of insurgents and it is
ported that two companies Of the royalist dragons
had fraternzed with the revolutionary army. If
the accounts received reliable there were at the
latest advices at least ten thousand revolutoniss in
arms within the Neapohtan territory. =
The evening edition Of the London Times of the
18TH says that Sandman frigate arrived at Faro
on the 18th with DIR. Berdani, bringing important
news. Garbaldi has issued an order of the day
placing Gen. Sartari in command, for q few days,
and left the headquarters. The event is thought
to have peaceful indication. fs.,e,-.rss
Advices from Constantinople of 9Th of August
state that twenty Churches and two Converts had
been burnt at Balbec during the recent disturb
ances. A number of Christians were murdered and
women outraged. The Turkish troops which had
been sent to preserve order, were assisting in the
outrages. The Musulman population of Damascus,
as late July 9th, maintained menacing attitude
Large bodies Of fanatics were paradng the town and
demanding a surrender of those Christians who had
sought refuge in the citadel The troops despatched
from Beyrout, on the 4th July, had not arrived
STILL LATER FROM EUROPE. @
ST. JoHN's, Sept 2-The steamship City of Man.
chester has arrived at Cape Race bringing Queens
town dates to the Esd of August
are in open revolt in his favor. The Garibaldians
are said to have met with some success.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 28.-Cotton is firm. Bread
stuffs are buoyant Provisions are dull
CARE RACE, Sept 4-The steamship America,
from Liverpool, with dates to the 25th, arrived here
to-day She brings dates from Queenstown to the
26th August
The Australasian, Asia and Prince Albert have
arrived out The Great Eastern was expected at
Milford Haven on the oath. fs
Hostilities have commenced on the soil of Naples.
The town of Reggie has been captured by Carl
baldi
Four thousand Calabrians have Joined the Carl
baldans. general battle with the Neapolitans
was imminent 1t is rumored that the French army,
Of 100 900 troops, with campaign materials artille
~ etc, have been ordered to hold itself in read-
ness to march at short notice
: Austria threatens to support Naples She will
wait till her own frontiers are threatened
Napoleon has issued decree opening the ports to
the free admission of llknds Of foreign grain
Large orders for grain have been sent from England
to America and the Black Sea-
A detection in the army at Naples was considered
extremely probable. II is believed that Garibaldi
will enter the city in triumph, without bloodshed
The weather in England was more favorable to
the crops. Parliament was prorogued for the 2sth.
n. LIvERPooIs Aug. 25.-Cotton is firm and steady
Breadstuffs are steady. Corn has advanced Cd,
Provisions are quiet Consols s2s to 925.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-09-08
s06nnsctieat Dsmooratic STATE 05nsention..

06nnsctieat Democratic State 66nsention.
HAnrFoRD, Gosx., Aug as.-The Democratic
State Convention now session in this city, for the
nomination Of IN Electoral ticket - -
The Donglasites are in decided minority -
Dwight w. Pardee, Of Hartford presides
The morning session has been mostly occupied IN
the organization sfsss -
4 motion to place on the ticket two Bell and
Everett Electors was voted down by large majority
eHARIroET, Aug 20, p NJ The Democratic
State Convention held here to-day has resulted in the
nomination Of a clean Douglas Electoral ticket
There were some 0-delegstes present, the Breck-
inridge wing being in q minority. A good deal Of
ilfeeing, interspersed with personalities, charac
terized the debates between the two wings.
The following is the Electoral ticket.
Electors at yge.-Samuel Colt, of Hartford.
and John j. Penrose, of PIain6eld. a. ,ssi. sss-t
First District-Elias A. Converse Of Stafford
Second Distriet- Frederick Croswell, of New
Haven - 80 g ssss Z
Third District-Wm. j. johnson, of Montyille
Fourth Distsict-- VIM p Burrseli, of salisbury
Resolutions were passed, indorsing the Charles
ton Baltimore platform, and recommended the same
for adoption Sy the Democracy of Connecticut and
recognizes Douglas and johnson as the regularly
nominated candidates of the National Democracy;
An effort was made to afixsa clause to one Of the
resolutions, instructing the delegates to vote for
some other candidate than Douglas in order todefeat
Lincoln; but this was rejected-yeas l52 nays go
There will probably be q Breckenridge Conven-
ton called, and another ticket nominated.